2 May 2014 Summer Term: No 2

Tel 01737 354541

email: info@tadworthps.surrey.sch.uk

Website: www.tadworthps.surrey.sch.uk

Tadworth Tigers End Successful Season Last Saturday saw Tadworth Tigers U10 (Yr 5) and U9 (Yr 4) teams compete in the annual end-of-season tournament

run by the South Surrey Youth Football League (SSYFL). Both teams performed very well and finished runners up in

their respective competitions to end successful seasons on a high note. In the morning, the U10s won two and lost one

match, while the afternoon saw the U9s unbeaten; winning four and drawing two of their matches. In addition to

playing well, all of the players conducted themselves with credit both on and off the pitch. Our U10 team also finished

runners up in their league having won seven and drawn one of their 12 games. They were presented with their medals

after the tournament on Saturday. The U9s also had a strong record, winning five and drawing one of their eight games.

Football is flourishing at the school, with training taking place every Saturday morning at 9am during term time for

each year from Reception to Year 6. The older years currently compete in the SSYFL providing the opportunity for

matches against other clubs. The season finishes on 17 May with the traditional end-of-season presentation day. Should

anyone wish to join the football on Saturday mornings, then please contact mike1dillon@aol.com who will be happy to

put you in touch with the relevant contact. Tadworth Tigers

Ofsted Inspection Report Today all registered parents of children in our school will receive a copy of our Ofsted report (either via e-mail or

hard copy if we do not have an e-mail address for you). If, for whatever reason this doesn’t reach you, then please

contact Mrs Marshall in Reception. The report should also be available from www.ofsted.gov.uk by Wednesday

next week.

May ‘Value of the month’ - CITIZENSHIP A school receptionist notices that a member of staff has left their car lights on; a boy spots li<er on the playground and puts it in

the bin; a young girl completes a sponsored swim for a cancer charity; a woman decides to start a neighbourhood watch scheme

because she has heard that thieves are targeting her street; or a man stands for the local council. What do these all have in com-

mon? They are all examples of Citizenship: our value of the month for May. If the school is to function well, we will all need to

play our part as good citizens. It’s about helping to make our tiny part of the world: our family, our school, our friendships that

bit be<er. We won’t stand for the local council (not for a few years), or start a neighbourhood watch scheme (that’s for grown-

ups), but we can play our part, however small it seems, by taking responsibility for our lives and those around us.

A good citizen does not say, ‘I didn’t make the mess, I won’t clear it up,’ but is glad to help out when the class needs to be tidied.

A good citizen notices when someone is hurt and takes them to get help.

A good citizen speaks out when someone is being unfairly treated, even when they don’t need to.

A good citizen takes an interest in life and the people around them and is always asking, ‘Is there anything I can do to help?’

Schools are great places to practise these skills. It’s not about being nosey, or bossy or showing off; but it is about asking the

question, ‘How would I like to be treated in this situation?’ and making sure you treat the person, or group in a way that is kind

and loving. It’s even doing stuff, when no one notices, just because you believe it’s the right thing to do, and even if no one

notices, you will know you have done your bit to make your world just that bit be<er. If we all join in, then we are all the richer.

NP

BANSTEAD FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT : This week, the school entered teams from Years 2—5 in football tournaments at Banstead

Junior School. Next week, there will be an article le<ing you know how the teams got on. ES

Cake Days Every Thursday is Cake Day, when individual classes are

asked to bring in cakes to sell to the rest of the school

at 20p each. Children who wish to buy cakes need to

bring their money into class. This half-term’s Cake

Days are :

8 May Year 6 22 May Year 4

15 May 5D

Dates for Diaries Parents

Welcomed

Tues 6 May Yr 5 Greek Day

Wed 7 May Yr 3 Celebrations Assembly a

Fri 9 May Yr 4 Sleepover

Mon 12 -Fri 16 May End of KS2 Test Week—SATS

Tues 13 May Yr 1 Celebrations Assembly a

Fri 16 May Yr 5/6 Cricket Tournament—Banstead a

Tues 20 May Class Photo Day

Mon 26 May—Fri 30 May Half Term

Mon 2- Fri 6 June Yr 6 to Sayers Croft

Wed 4 June Yr 4 to Hampton Court Palace

Fri 6 June Yr 4 Tudor Assembly a

Fri 20 & Mon 23 June INSET Days—School closed to children

Tues 1 July Yr 1 Group Assembly a

Tues 8 July Yr 2 Celebrations Assembly

Thurs 10 July Sports Day (Reserve 17 July) a

Wed 16 July Open Morning and Open Evening a

Fri 18 July Yr 6 Production a

Mon 21 July Yr 6 ‘It’s a Knockout’ Day

Tues 22 July Yr 6 Prom

Wed 23 July Leavers’ Assembly 9.00am

Term ends 1.15pm a

Forthcoming PTA Events

Sat 19 July Summer Ball a

Tues 22 July Summer BBQ a

Thurs 8 & Fri 9 May Yr 4 Bikeability Level 1 training

Mon 12 May Yr 2 to Bay Pond, Godstone

Tues 17 June Yr 6 Celebrations Assembly a

Cleaner Required Tadworth Primary School is looking

for a cleaner

to work 8.75 hours per week

Monday to Friday

3.30 – 5.15pm

term time plus 5 weeks

Full details available on www.e-teach.com

or from the Front Office in school

Chloe Warwick—Sponsorship Request Chloe in Year 6 will be taking part in a 5K ‘Race

for Life’ event on Sunday 29 June at Epsom

Downs and would like to ask for sponsorship.

Chloe is running in memory of her grandmother

who suffered from a brain tumour. She would be grateful for any

donations, which can be made via Mrs Marshall, who has Chloe’s

sponsorship form on the Front Reception Desk. Many thanks. FP

SportsFestival2014

ReigatePrioryPark

Sun4May10.30am—3.30pmReigateandBansteadBCandtheYMCAareorganisinga

sportsfestival,includingaFunRun,inPrioryParkthis

Sunday.There are races for both adults and children of all

ages and abilities and the Festival of Sport will be hosting a

number of top local clubs who will be showcasing their

sports to try out—fromcroquettoboxingandeverything

inbetween!

AndyCarpenterfromRedhillRaidersCyclingClubwill

alsobetheresettingupactivitiestotrysuchasaskills

test,atimetrialevent,aGo-Rideracingeventandsmall

coachingsessionsof20minuteseach—PERFECTfor

anychildrenwhoareshowinganinterestincompetitive

cycling.SS

A team of Fulham Legends including Louis Saha, Luis Boa

Morte and Sean Davies will take to the field against a

Sealand side comprising Mario Falcone (TOWIE), Ma& Di

Angelo (Eastenders) and Joe Calzaghe (Former World

Champion Boxer) amongst others, to compete for the

Shoo+ng Star Chase Cup to support life limited children and

their families and the Fulham Football Founda+on.

Special Offer Tickets just £5 each

Order via the Ticket Office

Quote ‘Foundation’ by phone on

0843 208 1234 Mon—Fri 9.am -5.pm

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