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Bures C.E. Primary School Newsletter Contact us: 01787 227446 [email protected]ffolk.sch.uk Date: 5th July 2019 Big Queson of the Week “If you could have tea with a fictional character, who would it be and why?” Explore, Believe, Shine ‘The Adventure Awaits…’ The Wonderland World of Alice! Monday was the day when Year 5 and Year 6 brought the performance of ‘Alice In Wonderland’ to life on the magical stage of the Quay Theatre. Thanks for all the outstanding costumes that were put together by willing parents; the brilliant make up that was created by contributing mums; the effort put into learning the difficult lines (especially Holly, who played Alice) and the helpful sup- port given by teachers and parents which all helped bring the play alive. Nervous, excited, worried, after countless hours of nonstop practice, the moment had come for us to perform on stage. Although nervous, a few stars were born and everyone gave their all into the performance. Working on the play was great fun and everyone in- volved gave up a lot of time to make it as good as it was, as a result, we created a wonderful and entertain- ing play, that many enjoyed to their hearts content, including me! By Charlotte Y6 Hearts pounding as if ready to spring out of our chests, Year 5 and 6 were readied for the yearly performance; this year being ‘Alice the Musical’ based on the outstanding film ‘Alice in Wonderland’ film. The light flickered on and we were ready, everyone in the crowd sat patiently just waiting for the humour to explode out. We started and Wonderland started to bloom. Colour, jokes and super-soakers sprayed the crowd and the completely mad creatures that came with the show like mock turtles, a caterpillar on a chaise longue and even angry, pepper loving duchesses. It was a heart-warming play that would change Year 5 and 6 forever! By Sam Y6 Thank you to all involved with this fabulous production. It was superb and I know the children will look back on it as one of the high points of their time with us. Thank you to Ms Holtom in particular—she deserves an Oscar!
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Bures C.E. Primary School
Newsletter
Contact us: 01787 227446 [email protected] Date: 5th July 2019
Big Question of the Week “If you could have tea with a fictional character, who would it be and why?”
Explore, Believe, Shine
‘The Adventure Awaits…’
The Wonderland World of Alice!
Monday was the day when Year 5 and Year 6 brought the
performance of ‘Alice In Wonderland’ to life on the magical
stage of the Quay Theatre. Thanks for all the outstanding
costumes that were put together by
willing parents; the brilliant make up that was created by
contributing mums; the effort put into learning the difficult
lines (especially Holly, who played Alice) and the helpful sup-
port given by teachers and parents which all helped bring the
play alive. Nervous, excited, worried, after countless hours
of nonstop practice, the moment had come for us to perform on stage. Although nervous, a few stars were
born and everyone gave their all into the performance. Working on the play was great fun and everyone in-
volved gave up a lot of time to make it as good as it was, as a result, we created a wonderful and entertain-
ing play, that many enjoyed to their hearts content, including me! By Charlotte Y6
Hearts pounding as if ready to spring out of our chests, Year 5 and 6 were readied for the yearly
performance; this year being ‘Alice the Musical’ based on the outstanding film ‘Alice in Wonderland’ film.
The light flickered on and we were ready, everyone in the crowd sat patiently just waiting for the humour
to explode out. We started and Wonderland started to bloom. Colour, jokes and super-soakers sprayed the
crowd and the completely mad creatures that came with the show like mock turtles, a caterpillar on a chaise
longue and even angry, pepper loving duchesses. It was a heart-warming play that would change Year 5 and 6
forever! By Sam Y6
Thank you to all involved with this fabulous
production. It was superb and I know the children
will look back on it as one of the high points of their
time with us. Thank you to Ms Holtom in particular—she
deserves an Oscar!
Collective Worship
I began the Collective Worship Week on Monday with a look at
another of our Growth Mindset principles. We watched a video about
Derek Redmond and his hamstring disaster in 1992 Olympics and
talked about how we need to keep trying even if we can’t do it YET!
We shared some verses from the Bible too.
On Wednesday, Mrs Bennie talked about the phrase which begins ‘For
Thine is the Kingdom…’ from The Lord’s Prayer. She told a story
about a painting that had been sold for a lot of money but was found
to be a fake and then explained that this phrase was to underline
that Christians believe God is very definitely genuine and real for
them on a daily basis.
We went to St Mary’s Church for our assembly on Thursday. Rev.
Steve talked about Wimbledon highlighting the fact that tennis
players get two chances to serve so if the first one goes wrong they
get a second chance. He then went on to talk about how God is willing
to give people lots of chances to try again when they ask him to help
them.
Two and Half Exciting Weeks to Go! Why not check your dates?
Uniform Ordering
Our uniform supplier Mapac has
informed us that the 2nd August
is the last date that you can order
uniform to guarantee it is
delivered before the start of
term in September. https://
www.mapac.com/education/
parents/uniform/
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Explore, Believe, Shine
‘The Adventure Awaits…’
Monday 8th All day Year Five Trip to Layer Marney
Tuesday 9th 11.00
1.10
Nursery and Reception Sport's
Day
KS1 and KS2 Sport’s Day
Wednesday 10th 8.20—3.15 pm Y6 to Active Week at Wells Hall
Thursday 11th 6.30 pm Bures Music Festival—Choir
Monday 15th -
Friday 19th
All Week TGS Y6 Transition Week
Monday 15th 11.00 Nursery / Reception and KS1
Summer Concert & Picnic
Wednesday 17th All Morning Children to visit their new clas-
ses for next year
Thursday 18th N—9—12.00
R—9.00—12.30pm
Nursery / Reception Induction
Morning (R to stay for lunch,
parents to arrive at 11,.40am)
Friday 19th All Day Y1 and Y2 Trip to Mersea
Mon 22nd As Above Reserve Sport’s Day
Tuesday 23rd 1.45 pm Year Six Leavers’ Assembly
Wednesday 24th 12.00 pm
3.15 pm
Year Six Leavers’ BBQ
Break up for the Summer
Holiday
Sport’s Day
We are looking forward to our
Sport’s Day on Tuesday (9th July)
but would like your help with a
couple of health and safety issues.
Firstly, it looks like the weather is
going to be a mixture of
sunshine and cloud and about 19
degrees. Obviously, the children will
need hats, water bottles and sun
cream however we may also need to
provide a few gazebos for shade if
it looks like it is going to be hotter
and sunnier that this. If you have
got a gazebo you may be able to
bring down at 8.50 am to put up on
the field please could you let us
know by emailing or ringing then we
can send you a message on
Monday night if we do think they will
be needed.
Secondly, for safeguarding
purposes it is important that you as
spectators stay on the opposite side
of the track from your children
during the whole event so that we
can be sure they are in the right
place and therefore safe.
Thank you!
Attendance—Whole School so far this academic year 96.5%
Gold = 98 -100% Green = 95 – 97.9% Red = 90 – 94.9% Purple = <90%
Well done Year 3 and 5. Hopefully a better week for Year 4 next week!
Reception Year One Year Two Year Three Year Four Year Five Year Six
92.1 99.0 97.2 99.3 89.0 99.3 95.0
Explore, Believe, Shine
‘The Adventure Awaits…’
Our Learning Ambassadors for this week are:
Charlie, Caitlin, Jessica, Travis, Charlie, Lola, Evie, Freddie, Rhys,
April, John, Finley, Albert
All of Year 3 for their fabulous behaviour on their trip
Staff Ambassadors: Miss Taylor and Ms Bower
