Ukefest & Shropshire Sings Concerts

Please see below the updates on these events.

Ukefest – Due to lack of interest we will not be attending this event.

Shropshire Sings (Yr.2 Event) – Sadly, due to circumstances beyond our control, this trip will not be going ahead. If parents have made payments for this event, we will be arranging a full refund. Please accept our sincerest apologises.

Rhino Class Spellings – Week beginning 23.5.22

This week, class spelling will focus on the use of the prefix ‘non’. The spelling presentation including the list of words to learn, can be found below.

Spellings – Week 5 Presentation

The SNIP spelling group will be learn words from session 18 this week in class.

SNIP 1 Programme

Rhino Homework

Last term we studied a Geography unit about Shrewsbury. For homework, I would like the children to produce a poster all about Shrewsbury showcasing all they learnt during the unit.

They should be able to produce information on:

  • Land use
  • Population
  • History
  • Buildings of interest
  • Famous people

The children are more than welcome to do further research if they wish.

It would be great to have this homework handed in before the end of the half term – Friday 27th May.

Many thanks

Mr Glover

Celebration Assembly – 13th May

Star of the Week :

Jaguar – All Yr.6 pupils for their hard work and concentration in their SATs
Rhino -Katheryn
Tiger – William Pa
Panda – Olivia H
Snow leopards – Hugo

Mathematician of the Week: Nerissa, Josh, Odin & Mylah

Reader of the Week: Alfie R, Bradley, Rhys & Freyja

Writer of the Week: Amber W, Finley, Rose & Ivy M

Hand writers of the Week: Ben

Celebration Assembly – 29th April 2022

Star of the Week :
Rhino -Sienna
Tiger – Sebastian
Panda – Logan
Snow leopards – Isla

Mathematician of the Week: Alfie R, Imogen C, Ben, William D & Beau

Reader of the Week: Maisie, Leo, Megan, Charlotte & Freyja

Writer of the Week: Esme, Lucy, Riley, Freddie & Josh B

Hand writers of the Week: Blake, Abi & Jack P

End of Term Awards – Spring 2022

Well done to all of the children who have won awards this term. Each Class have a Maths, English and Topic Winner.

Winners for Snow leopards:

Winners for Panda Class:

Winners for Tiger Class:

Winners for Rhino Class:

and last but not least, Winners for Jaguar Class:

Fantastic Effort Everyone 🙂

 

Red Nose Day – 18th March 2022

On Friday 18th March, it is Comic Relief. As a school, we will be inviting everyone to wear a hat. In the past, we have dressed up, or worn something funny, but as it is our PE day in school, wearing hat will not affect these sessions and will ensure that all pupils can still come to school in their PE kits as normal.

Why a hat? Why not… On Comic relief day, it is nice to do something different so we can have fun but so we can also raise awareness of the great work this charity does and hopefully raise some money at the same time. Each class will learn about the charity during the day and may even do something funny as well…

What type of hat can be worn?

Any hat will do, from novelty to bobble hat, from cap to trilby….

We look forward next Friday and seeing you all in your hats. Parents feel free to join in the fun by also wearing a hat at drop off and collection.

We had planned to set up a Just-Giving page for this event but as we would like to split the donations equally between the Red Nose Charity and DEC Ukraine please send your child in with their donation. It is normally £1 for non-uniform day but any amount will be gratefully received. 

Dodgeball -Fantastic Effort

Alex, Alfie, Sophie, Dylan, Esme & Siena did a fantastic job representing us at the Corbet in several matches of Dodgeball today. They won their first two matches against Ruyton and Baschurch B team but sadly lost to Bicton B team.

Well done all, you were amazing!

 

COVID-19 Guidance – Notice to ALL Parents

Please see below a table for a reminder of the current COVID-19 guidelines we are following.  Please pay particular attention to the second scenario relating to colds, headaches, sore throats and tummy aches etc.

Scenario

Next Steps

Child shows symptoms of COVID-19

  • a high temperature
  • a new, continuous cough
  • a loss or change to sense of smell or taste

Child must self-isolate for 10 days, or until a negative PCR test result has been received.

Lateral flow tests should not be used if a child has symptoms. 

Child feels unwell e.g. cold, headache, sore throat, tummy ache etc. but has no main COVID-19 symptoms.

We would strongly advise that you take your child for a PCR test and keep them at home until a negative result has been received.

Someone in the household receives a positive PCR result.

All household contacts of a confirmed positive case should undertake a PCR test, with or without symptoms, and should remain home and not come into school until a negative PCR is returned.

Rapid lateral flow tests will not suffice.

If the PCR result is negative, then pupils can return to school but we would advise that a further PCR test is taken after 4 or 5 days as a precaution.  Pupils can continue to attend school whilst waiting on the second PCR result.

Child is identified as a close contact of someone (outside of their household) who has had a positive PCR result.

We would strongly advise that you take your child for a PCR test. However, they can continue to attend school as normal whilst waiting for the results, unless they have any symptoms of COVID-19 or feel at all unwell.

Y6 Tennis day at Shrewsbury Club

Our Y6s travelled to the Shrewsbury Club today to take part in some tennis skill sessions and then had the opportunity to watch two female professional players take part in a tournament this afternoon. It was a great experience to watch quality tennis so close up……

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