Nailsworth C of E Primary School · healthy dinner for the reduced cost of £1.50 for the whole of...
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Year 5 have set the school a very healthy challenge for Lent. Their proposal includes only fruit for playtime snack and lunches to consist of either a school healthy dinner or a sugar free pack lunch from home containing just sandwiches and fruit. Star Anise Chefs will provide for children having pack lunches a healthy pudding, a “packet of crisps alternative” and access to vegetable crudités. Water will be provided as the healthy drink for all children. Children not eligible for a free meal will be able have a full school healthy dinner for the reduced cost of £1.50 for the whole of Lent. Let’s get healthy together, as part of the feedback from parents we are also incentivising staff to eat with children too. Well done to the Year 5/6 Rugby Squad and Year 3/4 Netball Team who braved the recent bitterly cold weather to compete against other schools. Their perseverance and team spirit was fabulous! Hope you have a great holiday and we look forward to seeing you back on Monday 22nd February for a very healthy short term leading up to Easter. VALUES DIARY DATES Nailsworth C of E Primary School Nympsfield Road, Nailsworth, Glos. GL6 0ET. Phone 01453 832382 Fax 01453 836348 Email [email protected]; [email protected] Web nailsworthschool.org.uk Newsletter Date 12th February 2016 No:21 Head’s message February 12th Phoenix Playgroup Race & Curry Night 7.30pm start 15th Drama Club Rehearsals 18th Psalms Holiday Club 10-2pm 19th Psalms Holiday Club 10—2pm 22nd First Day of Term 4 Start of Lent Challenge Drum Lessons 11—1.30pm Chess 2.20—3.15pm 23rd Piano Lessons 10—3pm Cookery Club 3.15- 4.15pm 24th Y5/6 Swimming 8.30—10.30am Guitar Lessons 10.45—12.05 Y5 & 6 Hockey Comp 2—4pm At Stratford Park 25th Celebration Assembly 2.50—3.15 26th Y5&6 Tag Ruby 3.30—5.30pm 29th Y3/4 District X-Country @ Stratford Park 4-5pm Parents Evening 3.30-7pm MARCH 1st Parents Evening 3.30—5pm Y5&6 District X-country 4-5pm @Stratford Park 3rd World Book Day 9th Stemwork in YS 3:30—5pm Y3&4 Gymnastics Team County Finals @ GL1 10-2pm 10th Yr5&6 Residential Parent Information Evening for Sept 16 @ 3.30 in Y6 Class Room 15th Country Dance Festival @SPLC 6:30—8pm 18th Sports Relief 21st Y5 to Legoland 24th Last day of Lent Challenge Last day of Term 4 April 11th FIRST DAY TERM 5 Our Christian Values next week will focus on Perseverance The whole school has enjoyed seeing the chicks hatch and grow. We sadly said good bye to them today as they journey to their new home, a local small holding. Reception have been great substitute parents and have grown healthy, fluffy chicks! Great news thanks to Year 6’s persuasive letter asking local companies for donations towards their Goblin Electric Go-Kart challenge, we have received a £500 contribution from Stella Systems plus possible help building them. If you know of any companies we could write to, do let us know. A big thank you goes to the PTFA for their hard work in putting on a very successful Valentines Disco, which was enjoyed by many. It was lovely hearing the children sing karaoke and enjoying all the donated cakes (thanks for the children who brought them in). Surplus cakes will be sold tonight at the Treat Friday.
Transcript of Nailsworth C of E Primary School · healthy dinner for the reduced cost of £1.50 for the whole of...
Year 5 have set the school a very
healthy challenge for Lent. Their
proposal includes only fruit for
playtime snack and lunches to
consist of either a school healthy
dinner or a sugar free pack lunch
from home containing just
sandwiches and fruit. Star Anise
Chefs will provide for children
having pack lunches a healthy
pudding, a “packet of crisps
alternative” and access to vegetable
crudités. Water will be provided
as the healthy drink for all children.
Children not eligible for a free meal
will be able have a full school
healthy dinner for the reduced cost
of £1.50 for the whole of Lent.
Let’s get healthy together, as part
of the feedback from parents we
are also incentivising staff to eat
with children too.
Well done to the Year 5/6 Rugby
Squad and Year 3/4 Netball Team
who braved the recent bitterly cold
weather to compete against other
schools. Their perseverance and
team spirit was fabulous!
Hope you have a great holiday and
we look forward to seeing you back
on Monday 22nd February for a
very healthy short term leading up
to Easter.
VALUES
DIARY DATES
Nailsworth C of E Primary School Nympsfield Road, Nailsworth, Glos. GL6 0ET. Phone 01453 832382 Fax 01453 836348 Email [email protected]; [email protected]
Web nailsworthschool.org.uk
Newsletter Date 12th February 2016 No:21
Head’s message
February 12th Phoenix Playgroup Race & Curry Night 7.30pm start 15th Drama Club Rehearsals 18th Psalms Holiday Club 10-2pm
19th Psalms Holiday Club 10—2pm
22nd First Day of Term 4 Start of Lent Challenge Drum Lessons 11—1.30pm Chess 2.20—3.15pm 23rd Piano Lessons 10—3pm Cookery Club 3.15- 4.15pm 24th Y5/6 Swimming 8.30—10.30am
Guitar Lessons 10.45—12.05 Y5 & 6 Hockey Comp 2—4pm
At Stratford Park
25th Celebration Assembly 2.50—3.15 26th Y5&6 Tag Ruby 3.30—5.30pm 29th Y3/4 District X-Country @ Stratford Park 4-5pm Parents Evening 3.30-7pm MARCH 1st Parents Evening 3.30—5pm Y5&6 District X-country 4-5pm
@Stratford Park
3rd World Book Day 9th Stemwork in YS 3:30—5pm Y3&4 Gymnastics Team County Finals @ GL1 10-2pm 10th Yr5&6 Residential Parent Information Evening for Sept 16 @ 3.30 in Y6 Class Room 15th Country Dance Festival @SPLC 6:30—8pm 18th Sports Relief 21st Y5 to Legoland 24th Last day of Lent Challenge Last day of Term 4 April 11th FIRST DAY TERM 5
Our Christian Values next week
will focus on
Perseverance
The whole school has enjoyed seeing
the chicks hatch and grow. We sadly
said good bye to them today as they
journey to their new home, a local
small holding. Reception have been
great substitute parents and have
grown healthy, fluffy chicks!
Great news thanks to Year 6’s
persuasive letter asking local
companies for donations towards
their Goblin Electric Go-Kart
challenge, we have received a £500
contribution from Stella Systems plus
possible help building them. If you
know of any companies we could write
to, do let us know.
A big thank you goes to the PTFA for
their hard work in putting on a very
successful Valentines Disco, which
was enjoyed by many. It was lovely
hearing the children sing karaoke and
enjoying all the donated cakes (thanks
for the children who brought them
in). Surplus cakes will be sold tonight
at the Treat Friday.
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The Arkell Centre, Wednesday 17th
February, 2016
All are welcome to the Arkell Community Centre’s
free family fun afternoon between 2.00pm and
4.30pm on Wednesday 17th February.
The main event will be a fantastic magic show and
party hosted by popular local children’s
entertainer, Magic Marie, helped by her rabbits
and dove. Entertainment for children up to 11.
Party food is provided for the children. The
Magic Rabbit show starts at 2.15 prompt so don’t
be late!
Info: Sally Thorpe 872251
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CLASS NEWS
Rec Class
Our action this week in Maths is adding numbers
together. In Literacy we have been learning describing
words and putting them in a sentence to make it sound
better (e.g. We have ten yellow chicks and they live in
a blue box.) We have been holding our chicks and they
are growing fast and even started to slap their wings.
Y5 came down on Tuesday with some pancakes for us to
try. They were yummy.
By all Reception Class
Y1 Class
We have been innovating the story of ‘The Little Red
Hen,’ we changed the characters and the settings. We
enjoyed Yr5’s pancakes and have been learning about
Lent. What are you giving up for Lent ?
By all Y1
Y2 Class
We have finished our story of Traction Man—he ended
up safely back home. We have learnt how to count and
make amounts using different coins.
By Holly Wooldridge & Codie Palmer
Y3 Class
In English we have been having a debate about
Goldilocks and the Three Bears. In Maths we have
been doing multiplication and in Art we have been making
Lego Collages. We have been writing some really hard
test this terms !
By Grace Parmenter & Theo Jones
Y4 Class
On Monday, in Maths we learnt division and it was fun
learning something new! In Literacy we have been doing
loads of tests! In our Topic lesson all of Y4 watched
and took notes on a clip of the Lego Movie and answered
questions about the movie. On Tuesday we learnt about
E-Safety.
By all of Y4
Y5 Class
This week has been exciting because it was Pancake Day
on Tuesday, so we made pancakes! Our favorite filling
was lemon. We really enjoyed them . Also on Tuesday
we finished writing the Lego Quest. We went swimming
on Wednesday and learnt backstroke. Overall, this has
been one of the best weeks of the term!
By Miguel Da Silva & Daisy-Mai Griffiths
Y6 Class
This week we have been doing lots of SATs practice
tests. We have also been learning about Anglo–Saxon
crime and punishment. In Maths, we have been round
decimals. We have been working hard but its been a
fun week.
By Lauren Arkell & Anja Speariett
Stars of the Week
Y6 Class
Lauren Arkell & Anja Speariett
Y5 Class
Miguel Da Silva & Daisy-Mai Griffiths
Y4 Class
Kieran Curtis & Holly Ludlow
Y3 Class
Lucy Thomas & Mia Lemay-Hansford
Y2 Class
Star-Lily Bliss & Stanley Jury
Y1 Class
Lola Wilkins & Isla Choppin
Rec Class
Cody Wenban & Harry Jarman
To Tom Wilkins
(Lilly & Lola’s Day)
For the tubes
Reception have had
