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Issue 3 2nd October 2015 Beavers Community Primary School Arundel Road, Hounslow TW4 6HR Tel: 020 8570 9347 Email: offi[email protected] Web: www.beaverscomm.net Dairy Dates Oct Equality Black History Month 14th World Maths Day 19th Year 6 pracce SATs week 21st Harvest Fesval—Y1 & Y6 22nd PTA Disco 23rd Break up for Half Term Nov Friendship 4th Fesval of Light Assembly Y2 & Y4 11th Remembrance Day 12th 4:30—6:30 Parents Eve 13th Children in Need W/c 16th An Bullying Week Dec Peace 4th School finishes at 1:30 for Christmas Fair 2:30pm 4th NO NURSERY 10th Years 5 & 6 Christmas Concert 11th AM & PM EYFS Navity 14th AM Years 3 & 4 Christmas Concert 15th AM Year 2 Concert 16th AM Year 1 Concert 16th Christmas Lunch 17th Class Christmas Pares 18th Last day of term. Finish at 1:30 18th No Nursery Thank you for all your support over the past few weeks. We have raised £200 towards Princess Alice Hospice. If you would like to make a donaon please drop it into the school office. We plan to give a cheque to Miss Ames’s family at a special assem- bly. The book of condolence is in recepon if you would like to write a message. Well done to Barbara Moses who raised just short of £500 for MacMillan Cancer Support and thank you for all the cakes the children brought in. And well done to our runners and walkers who took part in the Windsor races at the weekend. I would also like to say welcome to all our new families, all the children in both Nursery and Recepon have now started and we have had in excess of 50 children start throughout the rest of the school. Well done to all the staff who made their start at Beavers and easy transion. The deadline for secondary school applicaons in 30th October, applicaons are to be submied online at www.eadmissions.org.uk. Please try to see as many schools as pos- sible before making your final decision. School Times Nursery AM 8:30—11:30 Nursery PM 12:30—3:30 Infants 8:50—3:15 Juniors 8:45—3:15 Please make sure your child arrives on me. Walking into class when lessons have started can be very up- seng. Please also collect your child promptly at 3:15. We do have a breakfast club which starts at 8am and BASH which finishes at 5:45, there is a charge for this. If your child is unwell, please call the school office to let us know. On the 17th September a group of pupils from Beavers school travelled into Lon- don on the Tube to visit Surrey Cricket Ground. The ground, which is known as the Oval, was hosng a special cricket game to raise money for the charity Help for Heroes. Some of the greatest players in the world had flown to South London to compete in an England v. The Rest of the World T20 game. Each team had 20 overs to score as many runs as possible. There were many famous players taking part including, MS Dhoni, Andrew Strauss, Brian Lara, Mahela Jayawardene and Virender Sehwag. During the match pupils used their maths skills to calculate the run rate and predict the total number of runs each team would score in their innings. Every pupil who went would like to thank Ms. Smith who put a huge amount of work into preparing and planning the trip. October’s value is … Equality Equality is….. Helping one another Working together with pa- ence Treang everyone the same If your child brings in a packed lunch please keep it healthy—try to include a sandwich, some vegetable scks such as carrots or celery and some fruit. Please do remember not to put any nuts in as we have children with severe nut allergies.
Transcript of eavers ommunity Primary School
Issue 3 2nd October 2015
Beavers Community Primary School
Arundel Road, Hounslow TW4 6HR Tel: 020 8570 9347 Email: [email protected] Web: www.beaverscomm.net
Dairy Dates
Oct Equality
Black History Month
14th World Maths Day
19th Year 6 practice SATs week
21st Harvest Festival—Y1 & Y6
22nd PTA Disco
23rd Break up for Half Term
Nov Friendship
4th Festival of Light Assembly
Y2 & Y4
11th Remembrance Day
12th 4:30—6:30 Parents Eve
13th Children in Need
W/c 16th Anti Bullying Week
Dec Peace
4th School finishes at 1:30 for
Christmas Fair 2:30pm
4th NO NURSERY
10th Years 5 & 6 Christmas Concert
11th AM & PM EYFS Nativity
14th AM Years 3 & 4
Christmas Concert
15th AM Year 2 Concert
16th AM Year 1 Concert
16th Christmas Lunch
17th Class Christmas Parties
18th Last day of term. Finish at 1:30
18th No Nursery
Thank you for all your support over the past few weeks. We have raised £200 towards Princess Alice Hospice. If you would like to make a donation please drop it into the school office. We plan to give a cheque to Miss Ames’s family at a special assem-bly. The book of condolence is in reception if you would like to write a message.
Well done to Barbara Moses who raised just short of £500 for MacMillan Cancer Support and thank you for all the cakes the children brought in. And well done to our runners and walkers who took part in the Windsor races at the weekend.
I would also like to say welcome to all our new families, all the children in both Nursery and Reception have now started and we have had in excess of 50 children start throughout the rest of the school. Well done to all the staff who made their start at Beavers and easy transition.
The deadline for secondary school applications in 30th October, applications are to be submitted online at www.eadmissions.org.uk. Please try to see as many schools as pos-sible before making your final decision.
School Times
Nursery AM 8:30—11:30 Nursery PM 12:30—3:30 Infants 8:50—3:15 Juniors 8:45—3:15
Please make sure your child arrives on time. Walking into class when lessons have started can be very up-setting.
Please also collect your child promptly at 3:15.
We do have a breakfast club which starts at 8am and BASH which finishes at 5:45, there is a charge for this.
If your child is unwell, please call the school office to let us know.
On the 17th September a group of pupils from Beavers school travelled into Lon-don on the Tube to visit Surrey Cricket Ground. The ground, which is known as the Oval, was hosting a special cricket game to raise money for the charity Help for Heroes. Some of the greatest players in the world had flown to South London to compete in an England v. The Rest of the World T20 game. Each team had 20 overs to score as many runs as possible.
There were many famous players taking part including, MS Dhoni, Andrew Strauss, Brian Lara, Mahela Jayawardene and Virender Sehwag. During the match pupils used their maths skills to calculate the run rate and predict the total number of runs each team would score in their innings.
Every pupil who went would like to thank Ms. Smith who put a huge amount of work into preparing and planning the trip.
October’s value is … Equality
Equality is…..
Helping one another
Working together with pa-tience
Treating everyone the same
If your child brings in a packed lunch please keep it healthy—try to include a sandwich, some vegetable sticks such as carrots or celery and some fruit. Please do remember not to put any nuts in as we have children with severe nut allergies.
On Saturday 26th September some of our staff took part in the Windsor 10K Run, Running For Women. Ms Ames asked that they fund raise for 2 children’s charities—Starlight and Shooting Stars Children's Hospice. The links to sponsor both charities are below.
Our target figure was £500 but they raised over £1,000 please let your friends and families know so we can continue to raise funds for these two charities..
https://www.justgiving.com/Beavers-Community-Primary-School
https://www.justgiving.com/Beavers-Community-Primary-School-Shooting-Stars
Well done to Miss Thompson, Mrs Thompson, Mrs Grewel, Miss McWhinney, Miss Smith, Miss Antoniou, Mrs Stein, Mrs Welch-Nowak, Miss Coe, Mrs Chapman, Mrs Harman, Miss Moses, Miss Jeffreys & Mrs Palmer-Dunn
And to Miss Kealy who took part in the half marathon on Sunday
Community News —
Barbara Moses
Community Liaison
On the 16th September we had a coffee morning to welcome the military families of the 1Bn Irish Guards.
Dates for future coffee mornings are as follows: 16th October
18th November
9.15 am to 10.15 am All parents / carers are welcome
A BIG thank you to children, parents and staff for helping to raise £448 for the Mac-Millan Cancer Appeal. WELL DONE TO EVERYONE!!
Unfortunately, the Karate ses-sion has been cancelled until further notice.
After half term there will be a new dance club for years 4-6 on a Tuesday.
On a positive note, for this half term 118 individual children have taken part in one or more after school club.
The Discovery Club Menu for this week – Roasted Vegetable Cous Cous. 3 x mixed peppers. 1 red onion. 2 x courgettes 100g couscous. 200ml water. 1 x stock (cube veg or chicken). 1 tbsp powdered coriander. 1 lemon zest and juice. Method - Cut the peppers in half and re-
move the core. Peel the onions and cut into quarters. Slice the courgettes into thick discs. Lay all the vegetables into a roasting dish. Drizzle with a little oil cumin seeds and rosemary. Mix together and roast in a pre heated oven for 15 minutes 180c. To make the couscous bring the water coriander and stock cube to the boil. Pour the couscous into a tray. Pour the water over the couscous. Cling film for 20 minutes. After this time remove the cling film and stir with a fork. Add the juice and zest of the lemon too. Once the veg and couscous are ready, in a large bowl toss the warm vegetables with the couscous.
