Tuesday 30 September 2014
Children's Artwork at Flipside Festival
This weekend 4/5th October all the beautiful artwork that Framlingham Sir Robert Hitcham's pupils have made will be on display at the FlipSide festival, Snape Maltings. The Build and Grow Mural has been inspired by the rich natural world of the Brazilian Amazon Rainforest and over the last few weeks the children have produced some wonderful work. If you would like to come and see the whole mural you will find it in the Children's Art Marquee; throughout the weekend there will be fun for all the family from Peter Rabbit to football, art to drumming workshops…
http://www.flipsidefestival.co.uk/
Monday 29 September 2014
Newsletter 9
PLAYGROUND CONGESTION AT END OF DAY
At
the end of the school day it is important that the KS1 teachers and children
have clear access to get out onto the playground. Please can we ask parents to stand WELL BACK from the bottom corridor access opening, behind
the middle yellow line please. There
needs to be enough space for the whole class to come out onto the playground,
and a clear view for the teachers to see the parents.
Foundation
parents should MOVE INTO THE FENCED OFF AREA just as the 3pm bell sounds, so
making more space on the playground for KS1.
We
thank you for your co-operation in making the end of the day procedures run
more smoothly.
2014/2015 SPORTS
FIXTURES (Year 5 & 6)
Boys Football – Thurs 16
October, Stradbroke HS; Cross Country – Mon 20 Oct, Framlingham College;
Netball – Friday 28 November,
Stradbroke HS; Quicksticks Hockey
- Tues 11 March, Debenham High School; Swimming
Gala - Weds 18 March, Framlingham College;
Touch Rugby - Thurs 23 April, Diss RFC; Girls Football - Fri 1 May, Stonham
Aspal; Girls Kwik Cricket - Mon
8 June, Stradbroke CC; Kwik Cricket
- Mon 15 June, Worlingworth CC; Athletics - Thurs 2 July, Thomas Mills
High School.
PARENT COUNCIL CLASS REPRESENTATIVES
Nursery
Julia Nathan; CH Lucy
Robinson; PLDD Gemma
Berry;
PASB Bonnie
Berry RV Charlie
Heffernan DB none
JA
Marie Therese Walker; ES
Paul Seggons JC Sarah
Mackenzie
KM Victoria
Whipps LC Louise
Kindred CA
Lydia Kirk
NS Samantha
Tassera
RECORDER CLUB STARTS THIS WEDNESDAY
Those
wishing to start this club should bring their recorders to Mrs Hopkins class on
Weds lunchtime
VIOLIN
Mrs
Fell has one space left for any child interested in starting violin. It would be a small group lesson at a charge
of £3.90 per week. Please contact Mrs
Fell on cal.fell1@googlemail.com
FRIENDS AGM – WEDNESDAY 8 OCTOBER - 9AM IN THE HALL
The
perfect chance to meet the committee and get a better understanding of what they
do. The Friends are on the lookout for new committee members and helpers – you
will receive a nomination slip a few days before the AGM – so if you have some new and exciting ideas
or if you would just be happy to help out at events then please come along and
have a chat the Friends.
*** REMINDER
– PLEASE READ ***
OUR SCHOOL IS PARTLY FUNDED BASED ON HOW MANY CHILDREN HAVE A SCHOOL
LUNCH. IF YOUR CHILD IS ELIGIBLE FOR ANY
FREE SCHOOL MEALS THEN YOU WOULD BE HELPING THE SCHOOL
IF YOUR CHILD WOULD HAVE A SCHOOL LUNCH ON
THURSDAY 2 OCTOBER (Census Day), please.
The menu for this Thursday is Roast Pork and Sticky Toffee Pudding.
We hope you can encourage your child to have one this day, thank you.
10.00am-2pm Saturday 4th October @ The Unitarian Meeting Hall
Bring along items you don’t want and swap for ones you do! Broken electronics, furniture, toys, machinery etc? We will try to mend them for you. Have a clear out & get new items without spending any money. Fairtrade Tea & Coffee available.
Gardening Club Success
Our Gardening Club entered their home grown sunflower heads in the Framlingham Horticultural Society Annual Show recently. They were succesful in scooping two 1st, a 2nd and a 3rd prize! Well done to the whole club for their brilliant effort and to Mr Seeley and Mr Duggens the volunteer parents who help run the club with Mrs Hopkins and Mrs Eyles.
Friday 26 September 2014
Art at Flipside - Rainforest Pictures
Thursday 25 September 2014
Tuesday 23 September 2014
Newsletter 8
PERSONAL AND EMERGENCY DETAILS FOR PUPILS
We are still outstanding over 80 pupil data sheets. Please return by WEDNESDAY 24 SEPTEMBER and remember to sign them
at the bottom!
YEAR 6 APPLICATIONS FOR HIGH SCHOOL
Parents
of Year 6 will have received a letter from SCC regarding High School
applications.
YEAR 6 TO THOMAS MILLS OPEN DAY
If
you are taking your child out of school to go to Thomas Mills Open Day on
Wednesday 1 October, please remember to sign them out (& in again) at the
office.
NURSERY OPEN MORNING
Parents
with children who turn 3 before Christmas
are welcome to come along to our
Nursery Open Morning on Wednesday 1 October from 9.30-11.00am
ABSENCE PHONE LINE CARDS
With
this letter please find a wallet size orange card with details of the school
number to call when you need to report your child’s absence, we hope you will
find these helpful.
HARVEST FOR FOUNDATION – change to plans
We had published that
Foundation would have a Harvest Service at St Michaels on Friday 17 October, however there has been a change to plan, and there will not be
a service there now. More information
about the replacement plan will follow.
VACANCY IN KITCHEN
EATs
catering have an immediate vacancy for someone to do washing up in our
school kitchen, for 1 to 1.5 hours a day, during term time only. The head of kitchen advises that it is hard
work. No experience necessary, training
will be given. If you are interested,
please contact the school on 01728 723354 and speak to Mrs Chapman in the
kitchen.
BIG SING AT SNAPE
Our
school has been very fortunate to have been offered an opportunity for 26 KS2 children
to take part in the ‘Big Sing’ with 800 children from schools in Suffolk, to be
held at Snape Maltings.
The
event is taking place on Friday 28 November during the school day.
With
only 26 spaces available they will be allocated
in the order in which we receive your reply slips back in the office (please do
not give to the class teacher else we will not be able to keep in
order).
Please
apply using the letter sent home with this today by Friday 26 September.
OUR SCHOOL IS PARTLY FUNDED BASED ON HOW MANY CHILDREN HAVE A SCHOOL LUNCH. IF YOUR CHILD IS ELIGIBLE FOR ANY
FREE SCHOOL MEALS THEN YOU WOULD BE HELPING THE SCHOOL
IF YOUR CHILD HAS A SCHOOL LUNCH ON
THURSDAY 2 OCTOBER AS THIS IS OUR CENSUS COUNT DAY.
The menu for that day is Roast Pork and Sticky Toffee Pudding
Tuesday 16 September 2014
Class Parent Council Representatives still needed
Sadly, we have not had a big enough response from parents to
become Parent Council Representatives for their class.
Please can we encourage you to read the letter
(click on link below) and if you feel you could contribute to the school by way of becoming a parent council representative then we would very much
appreciate it.
We have extended the deadline, so please complete the
form and return to school
by this Friday if
possible.
VACANCY IN KITCHEN
EATs catering have an immediate vacancy for someone to do washing up in our school kitchen, for 1 to 1.5 hours a day, during term time only.
The head of kitchen advises that it is hard work.
No experience necessary, training will be given.
If you are interested, please contact the school on 01728 723354 and speak to Mrs Chapman in the kitchen.
The head of kitchen advises that it is hard work.
No experience necessary, training will be given.
If you are interested, please contact the school on 01728 723354 and speak to Mrs Chapman in the kitchen.
Newsletter 7
PERSONAL AND EMERGENCY DETAILS FOR PUPILS
1 week deadline - please return by WEDS 24 SEPTEMBER
With this letter please
find a brown envelope that contains your child’s personal and emergency
information. Please read the letter
enclosed then carefully check and edit the form, especially for emergency
contacts and medical details. Please
SIGN THE SHEET at the bottom and return it to the school office by Wednesday 24
September.
MEDICAL NEEDS
If your
child suffers from asthma or allergies and you have not completed a medical
form with details of their medication (ie inhaler/epipen/
anti-hystamine
etc) , it is essential that you ask at the office for a form.
The
‘Medical Needs’ policy can be found on the school website.
VOLUNTEER READING HELPERS IN CLASS... CAN YOU OFFER
SOME TIME?
We
are very grateful to all volunteer helpers who have already registered with us
this year. Some classes have no
volunteers yet, so we have a number of sessions where help is required.
Volunteer
help is a very important part of school life and if you feel able to offer
anytime, we would be pleased to hear from you.
To help in school you will need to have a DBS check which can be
arranged through the office.
Below
are days/times where your help would be appreciated, please contact the teacher
directly:
CLASS DAY TIME DAY TIME DAY
TIME
PA/SB Thurs 1.15-3.00pm
ES Weds
1.15-2.00pm Fri 11.15-12.15pm
PL/DD Mon 2-3pm Tues 10-10.50am Fri 9-10am
NS Anytime except Mon/Tues
first thing
LC Mon
9.35-10.50am Weds 9-10am Fri 9-10am
CH Mon 9-10am Weds 9-10am Fri 9-10am
SCHOLASTIC LEAFLETS – return by Fri 26 September
Orders
for the accompanying leaflet should be returned by Friday 26 September.
NO
CASH can be accepted for these, either cheques payable to
Scholastic
Limited or credit/debit card (using the form on the leaflet).
DICTIONARIES FOR YEAR 6 –
Weds 17 September
We are very lucky that the
local Rotary Club support our school every year by donating a fabulous
dictionary to all children in year 6.
These will be presented in assembly this Wednesday. We are very grateful to the Rotary Club for
this generous donation.
BIKEABILITY CYCLE TRAINING
– 18 and 19 September
Those in the second
Bikeability group should remember their bikes on Thursday & Friday. Please take them to the BACK playground ready
for their session. They can be left in
the Y6 courtyard overnight; you may wish to bring a carrier bag to cover the
saddle.
GARDENING CLUB AT
HORTICULTURAL SHOW
Gardening club are entering
‘The Best Sunflower Head’ into the Framlingham Horticultural Autumn Show this
Saturday at the United Free Church Hall from 9.30-11am.
NEW PARENT WELCOME TEA –
Thurs 18 September
Just to remind parents who
are brand new to the school to come along on Thursday 18 September at 2.30pm to
the school hall, where there will be a welcome from Mrs Picton with tea and
cake!
Premier
Sport Multi-Sports Club – Monday (replacing Fencing)
This new multi-sport club
is where children learn skills from a number of sports. Each week will focus on
a different one, and will include a fun warm up, games to learn skills and
matches at the end. Sports may include: Football, Hockey, Tennis, Tag-Rugby,
Athletics, Fencing, Netball, Dodgeball, Handball and many more. Book using the form provided last week or ask
at the school office.
ADMISSION APPLICATIONS FOR STARTING SCHOOL
2015/2016
If you have a child born between 01/09/2010 and
31/08/2011 then please collect a letter and form from the office to apply for a
Reception place for September 2015.
YOU
WILL NOT BE ALLOCATED A RECEPTION PLACE UNLESS YOU SUBMIT A FORM.
Please
note they must be returned to the Admissions Team at SCC either on-line or to
the address on the form (not to the school office) by THURSDAY 15 JANUARY 2015 at the latest.
If
you have any admission enquiries please speak to Mrs Miller in the office.
WHOLE CLASS MUSIC – CLASS PLDD
As
part of the SCC ‘Wider Opportunities’ scheme we have Clarinets for all pupils
in class PLDD. Over this year the children
will receive whole class music lessons on a Wednesday with Miss Cochrane, a
tutor from the County Music Service.
After a few weeks the children will be able to take the instruments home
on loan to practice.
Parents
will be required to complete a loan agreement form and return it to the office
before your child takes the instrument.
Forms will be handed out shortly.
WATER BOTTLES
We
would like to remind parents to provide their child with a filled water bottle
for school; ideally with a ‘sports cap’ that will not leak in book bags. We have water fountains in 3 activity areas
and on the playgrounds so children may re-fill their bottle if they need
to.
PLEASE
NOTE the indoor water fountains CANNOT be drunk from directly, which is why a
water bottle is necessary. NO SQUASH in
bottles please, just water.
The inclusion of
details of extra-curricular, local and out-of-School activities in this
newsletter or in leaflets that we distribute in no way implies that they are
supported or endorsed by Framlingham Sir Robert Hitcham’s CEVAP School, its
Governors or any member of Staff.
Parents are advised to make the appropriate enquiries regarding
supervision, insurance and other matters.
Monday 15 September 2014
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