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Weekly Celebration Assembly 15.03.19

Thursday the 8^th March was World Book Day 2019 and we came to school dressed as our favourite book characters. We were Harry Potter, Snow White, Minions, Mary Poppins, Where’s Wally, Gangsta Granny and many many more.

We also brought books to school that we no longer need and swapped them with our friends in the Ravenscroft book swap. After school, our parents came into the book swap and chose books for themselves to enjoy when they have free time. It was a very successful day and the children looked fabulous.

Well done to the competition winners who each won a £15 Asda voucher: Holly E (Y4), Leah C (Y3), Thomas B (Y2).

Weekly Celebration Assembly 08.03.19

World Book Day Menu – £1

(No charge if your child usually receives free meals)

To celebrate World Book Day we will be having a special menu on Thursday 7th March:-

Hotdog, curly fries and beans and rocket lolly ice.

Jacket Potatoes with filling will be available as an alternative.

Weekly Celebration Assembly 01.03.19

Weekly Celebration Assembly 15.02.19

Thank you to everybody who attended the book fair last week; as always many of you came along. All of KS1 and KS2 children popped in during the week to have a look at the new books and it was lovely to see them so enthusiastic about reading- sharing their recommendations with friends and selecting titles that they would like to read.

We had lots of fantastic entries to the book cover competition. Well done to our winners and runners up:

WINNERS

Reception    Frankie B

Year 1          Jessica R

Year 2          Elsie A

Year 3          Lola B

Year 4         Summer M

Year 5         Paddy B

Year 6         Lydia B

RUNNERS UP

Lucy W (Y6)

Meeka S (Y6)

Maisie M (Y5)

James B (Y5)

Alissa P (Y5)

Bobby B (Y3)

Noah H (Y1)

We raised over £600 in total which means that school will receive over £300 worth of books. Thank you.

We have recently had the opportunity to have a session delivered to some pupils and parents by Goalball UK. Goalball is a sport that is used in the Paralympics. The sport is for Visual Impaired participants, this meaning that they are blind or partially sighted. Goalball UK have made some of our children and parents aware of what it is like to play a sport as a person with a visual impairment. The children and adults that took part in the session really enjoyed participating and have also told me how they found it difficult to play with no sight (blindfolded). All participants have also told me how much fun they had during the one and a half hour session. We would like to thank Goalball UK for giving us the opportunity to take part in such a great session and also to the children and parents who came into the school to participate.

Weekly Celebration Assembly 08.02.19

Weekly Celebration Assembly 01.02.19