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November 30 2018 JULIAN’S PRIMARY SCHOOL NEWS

Issue no 12, November 30th 2018

@Juliansprimary

Christmas Jumper Day and Christmas Lunch On Thursday 13th December West Norwood pupils can come to school wearing Christmas jumpers to support ‘Save the Children’.

A traditional Christmas lunch will be served on the same day.

For Streatham pupils Christmas lunch will be served on Friday 14th December and they can come to school wearing Christmas jumpers on that day.

Christmas Performance Dates

2KK

Date Classes Venue

3rd December RKT / RJM 10am @ West Norwood

4th December RNA / RFL /

RCK

10am @ Streatham

5th December Nursery 10am & 2pm @ West

Norwood

10th December 1J / 2S 10am @ West Norwood

11th December 1EH / 2C 10am @ Streatham

12th December 1R / 2KK 10am @ West Norwood

13th December 1CM / 2E 10am @ Streatham

14th December 1EV/2K 10am @ Streatham

17th December Years 5 & 6

(pupils from

both sites)

10am @ Streatham for West

Norwood parents/carers

18th December Years 5 & 6

(pupils from

both sites)

10am @ Streatham for

Streatham parents/carers

19th December * 3CK /3F /4J /4S 10am @ West Norwood

19th December * 3CK /3F /4J /4S 2pm @ West Norwood

20th December * 3P/3J/3M/4SL/

4NL/4NJ

10am @ Streatham

20th December * 3P/3J/3M/4SL/

4NL/4NJ

2pm @ Streatham

* Due to the capacity in the hall these performances

will be ticketed (more information to follow next

week)

Once again this year we will be

supporting Crisis at Christmas

who do excellent work helping

homeless people.

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November 30 2018 JULIAN’S PRIMARY SCHOOL NEWS

Parents and carers can now complete the Health Check online.

If your child is aged 0-15 years and has asthma, constipation, eczema, or

epilepsy follow the link:

www.cyphp.org/health-check

Completing the Health Check takes about 5 minutes. It will ask you about

your child’s condition and their general wellbeing.

Afterwards, you will receive a summary of your child’s results and a Health

Support Pack. This pack contains top tips on how you can support your child

to manage their condition better, and community resources you may find

useful. Your child’s summary will also be added to their health record, to

support your child's health team to better understand your child.

The information you provide will not be used for any other purposes without

your consent.

For more information about the Health Check or the Children & Young

People's Health Partnership (CYPHP) who created it, please visit

www.cyphp.org.

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November 30 2018 JULIAN’S PRIMARY SCHOOL NEWS

Reception visit The Unicorn Theatre To support their learning all Reception classes will visit The Unicorn Theatre this term to see a production called ‘One Step at a Time’.

RFL had a great time on their visit and even met the penguins afterwards.

After the performance they had lunch then enjoyed a walk along the river bank before travelling back to school on the train.

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November 30 2018 JULIAN’S PRIMARY SCHOOL NEWS

Tree Planting in Norwood Park

Over the weekend of

1st - 2nd December

an estimated 75,000

trees will be planted

across London - and

you can play your

part!

On Saturday 1st December, in Norwood Park, you can

be part of London's largest ever tree planting event!

Follow the link below for more information:

https://www.wildlondon.org.uk/events/2018/11/14/norwood-park-tree-planting-great-north-wood-0?instance=0

For maths moments about town and more to do with this challenge, go to:

https://momentofmaths.roots2grow.org

Spires, which is based at Tooting Bec Gardens, provides a

lifeline to homeless, disadvantaged and vulnerable people

throughout South London who may be sleeping rough or

about to be evicted from their home. Many who visit Spires

have mental illness, others are experiencing domestic

violence, many have poor health and all are living in extreme

poverty.

Providing someone with a nutritious meal or a food parcel

has a massive impact on Spires clients, who are in desperate

situations, and need help. The draw of a hot meal means

they can reach more people, assess their needs and provide

them with the services they need, whether that’s the

chiropodist, the nurse or dentist, mental health support or

housing advice. Spires also offers free adult learning classes

to help them into employment. Together the 55-strong

volunteer and staff team work hard to create a welcoming

space for anyone in a state of need.

Your kind donations ensure that Spires is able to always

provide their clients with a hot meal, breakfast and food

parcels. Without your support they would not be able to

have the impact that they achieve with all of their clients.

Julian’s parents and carers can bring their donations along to

Festive Friday on 7th December. There will be a stall at both

sites where you can leave items.

Spires is looking for donations of food (e.g. porridge oats/

coffee/tea/tinned meats/biscuits) toiletries (e.g. razors,

combs, toothpaste) and clothing (e.g. warm coats and

jumpers for both men and women).

These are just a few of the items on Spires list. An extensive

list is on display on the school noticeboards.

Thank you for your support.

Together we raised £424

for the National

Children’s Bureau during

anti-bullying week.

A big thank you to all the

pupils who bought

wristbands!