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Weekly Celebration Awards 17.09.21

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Weekly Celebration Awards 10.09.21

Online Safety Newsletter September 2021

Today we say goodbye to our Year 6 Class of 2021, we wish them all the best of luck for the future and we are sure they will all do well!

Year 6 Class of 2021

This has been a very challenging year to say the least. The children have been faced with so many changes to procedures and structures within school – all of this in their final year. Lessons have had to be adapted and remote learning added another challenge. However, they have worked incredibly hard throughout and I am extremely proud of all of their achievements. They should feel proud of themselves too as they have produced some excellent work.

It is sad to have to say goodbye to them all but I know that they are prepared and ready for their next stage in their journey. We have done a lot of transition work with them at Ravenscroft. I wish them all the very best of luck in their new schools and I hope they will continue to shine. I am sure that they will.

A huge thank you too to all of our families for your support and understanding this year.

I was hoping that we would be able to hold our usual end of year performance but sadly this could not be. Therefore, having discussed ideas with the children themselves, we decided to make a little video displaying the children’s talents and things that they love doing. I think it also shows the fun they have still been able to have this year. Some of them decided to write their own scripts, some showed their musical sides, some wrote a poem or performed a dance/song. Others decided to have a fun game of football with their friends. We even had some who made us laugh with their jokes. I hope that you enjoy watching your children and that this will be a lovely memory for them in years to come.

So please enjoy and again a huge thank you to you all.

Have a great Summer

Lots of love and best wishes

Mrs Cochrane and Mrs Mather

Weekly Celebration Awards 16.07.21

The Summer Reading Challenge runs in 95% of UK public libraries and online at wildworldheroes.org.uk

Wild World Heroes launches on Saturday 10th July in England and Wales.

Wild World Heroes in libraries 

• Children sign up at their local library and receive a Wild World Heroes collector poster
• They set a personal reading goal for the summer and borrow books. eBooks and audiobooks of their choice
• Each time they finish a book and visit the library, children collect special stickers to add to their poster, plus other Wild World Heroes themed incentives
• They receive a certificate and/or medal for reaching their challenge goal
• Library staff and volunteers support children in discovering new authors and exploring a wide range of different types of books
• Libraries offer a wide variety of events and activities for families to enjoy all summer long
• Please click on link provided for information from Knowsley Libraries on the summer reading challenge – Wild World Heroes School Letter

Wild World Heroes online

• Children sign up for website profile at wildworldheroes.org.uk
• They set a personal reading goal for the summer and receive book recommendations and tips for accessing books for free at home
• Each time they finish a book, they add it to their profile and leave a review, unlocking digital badges and online reward items along the way
• They unlock a certificate for reaching their challenge goal
• Children can play games, enter competitions, share recommendations and more on our free, safe, moderated platform
• With new Wild World Heroes content to discover each week, the fun will continue throughout the summer to keep families engaged

Childrens University Awards

Weekly Celebration Awards 02.07.21