***School will be open on
26 March as usual***
READING WORKSHOP REMINDER – THIS THURSDAY 27 MARCH
The Reading Workshop for
parents and volunteer reading helpers will be held this Thursday at 2.15pm in
the school hall. This is a ‘re-run’ of the workshop held in the Autumn, so much
of the presentation will be the same as last time for those that have already
been.
STORYTELLING EVENT FOR CH & KM AT FRAMLINGHAM
LIBARY
On the morning of 31 March
children in CH & KM will visit Framlingham Library for a special
storytelling event that they are running.
Please see the class teacher if you are able to volunteer to escort the
children.
EASTER SERVICE REMINDER– THURSDAY 3 APRIL
The service is being
prepared and run by children from class EM and JA, so we would welcome the
parents or grandparents of these pupils in St Michael’s Church on 3 April at
1.30pm.
EASTER LUNCH – THURSDAY 3 APRIL
EATs catering will be
providing a special Easter lunch on Thursday 3 April, look out for the special
menu in class next week.
CAKE STALL – FRIDAY 4 APRIL
There will be a cake stall
in the pavilion on the front playground after school next Friday, 4 April. Classes KVNS & JC are baking for this
event.
Remember to bring some
pocket money to buy an after school sweet treat.
DISCO REMINDER – deadline for tickets TODAY! &
HELPERS REQUIRED!
Please ensure you have
fully completed the details on the slip & returned to the office with
payment by the end of Tuesday.
Don’t forget, the children
can buy drinks and tuck at the disco if they bring some change.
If your child is going to
the disco PLEASE could you consider
offering to help?
The Friends require a
sufficient number of adults to help supervise otherwise they will not be able
to run the disco.
So please do let them know
if you can help contact via the school office.
Thank you.
******PLEASE NO NUT
PRODUCTS IN LUNCH BOXES******
This week alone 3 children
have alerted the dinner ladies to the fact that they have got a cereal/snack
bar in their lunch box that has nuts in.
PLEASE CAN WE REMIND
PARENTS TO CHECK FOOD LABELS & NOT TO PUT THESE PRODUCTS IN THEIR CHILD’S
LUNCHBOX.
Thank you for your co-operation in this important matter.
DON’T FORGET…. VIOLIN
CONCERT IN THE HALL ON
WEDNESDAY 26 MARCH 3.15pm
More Information Overleaf….
HEAD LICE OUTBREAK
We appear to have a number
of classes who are repeatedly having outbreaks of head lice. If you find head lice in your child’s hair
please advise the teacher or the office IMMEDIATELY so we can advise parents
from the class to check their child that night.
We know that parents who
take the time to check & clear the problem get frustrated when head lice
crawl back on from another child because not all the parents thoroughly checked
for the problem.
PLEASE can we urge parents
to thoroughly check or treat their children for head lice during the Easter
break to try to stop the spread.
Everyone will thank you for
doing this!
We also recommend that long hair is tied back.
BAG TO SCHOOL PROFIT
The Friends are delighted
to let parents know that the last Bag 2 School collection made £180 for the
school. Thank you to all those parents
who had a good clear out to fill a bag or 2 of unwanted clothes and shoes.
For your diary the next 2 dates for collections are 15
January and 11 June 2015.
PREMIER SPORT – GYM & FENCING CLUB
Application forms for Gym
& Fencing next term were handed out last week. Please be aware of Premier Sport’s new
guidelines regarding full completion of the booking forms before a child can be
accepted on their courses. You can also
apply & pay on line if you prefer.
There are some spare forms at the office
LOCAL COMMUNITY INFORMATION:
Greener
Fram's ‘Swap or Mend it Morning’
It is on 26th April from
9.30-1pm at the Unitarian Meeting Hall. The idea is people bring unwanted bits
(books, clothes, shoes, tools etc) and swap for wanted ones! We will also try
to fix broken tools, machinery, furniture etc
The event is free for people bringing items to swap
but donations for Greener Fram are welcome.
TOWN
SURVEY – NEIGHBOURHOOD PLAN
As many of you will know Framlingham is in the process
of preparing a Neighbourhood Plan to influence development over the next 15
years and beyond.
A resident survey has been produced which is
generating a very good response rate. However, over 60% of respondents so far
are retired, which is not representative of the community as a whole.
The Neighbourhood Plan is an important opportunity for
you to influence future development to the benefit of you and your children, so
if you have not completed a household questionnaire, we would urge you to do
so. Responses are sought from those living in nearby villages as well as in
Framlingham itself.
Hard copies are available at the school office and
also from the town council office (next to the post office).
Please return any completed surveys by the end of this
term (ideally directly to the Town Council Offices). Thank you.
