01/03 Newsletter

                                                                                                                   

                                                                                                                                                                                          Friday, 01 March 2024

Dear Parents/Carers,

 

Attendance

Our overall attendance for this week is 91.63%.

 

Please note that leave from school will not be authorised as it is the law that children attend school.

Our attendance policy is available on our school website.

 

Events this week

  • Our Scholastic Book Fair started this week
  • Children in Y3 – 6 took part in the Times Table Semi-final
  • Many classes took part in activities linked to Leap Day on 29th February

 

Times Table Finals

The following children have progressed to the final of the Times Table Competition.

They will take part in the Grand Final against children from other schools on Wednesday 6th March at Burnley Youth Theatre.

 

Year 3 Amani Hussain, Dawood Rehman, Maham Shakeel

Year 4 Muhammed Eesa Ibrar, Juwayriya Ashraf, Rua Imaan Iqbal

Year 5 Zainab Ahmed, Aminah Sajjad, Hawa Varyiam

Year 6  Saadiyah Afzal, Ismaeel Ali, Qasim Ghafoor

 

Bookfair

The bookfair will continue into next week.

Children can come into the hall, straight after school, with an adult if they want to purchase books.

 

 

Reception                     -Friday 1st March

Year 3 and Year 4    - Monday 4th March

Year 1 and Year 2    - Tuesday 5th March

If children in year groups have not been able to attend on other days, they can come along to the fair on Tuesday.

 

Adults can either pay by cash or by card. If you wish to pay on your phone, you will need to have available data on your phone.

 

 

Events Celebrating World Book Day – Thursday 7th March

  • Children can dress up as a book character on 7th

 

  • All children will also be watching a theatre production in school from Burnley Youth Theatre on 7th

 

  • Children can take part in a reuse book scheme on 7th March – please see the letter at the end of this newsletter.

 

  • Children in Y3 – 6 will be taking part in a Quidditch session on either 11th or 12th March

 

  • Classes will be linking up with author sessions online throughout the week. 

 

Purple Mash

In school we use a computer programme called Purple Mash. It covers all curriculum areas with learning for children from Y1 – Y6. Children should all know their password and can access this learning at home too.

There is a parent/carer sessions on Tuesday 6th March from 2.45 – 3.15

for parents so that you can be familiar with Purple Mash and the variety of learning available.

It would be really useful for parents/carers to attend.

 

Reedley Wraparound Care Club

Please remember that you need to book in advance if you wish for your child to attend breakfast club or afterschool club. Please use this link.

https://blooming-buds-childcare.pembee.app/listing/reedley-wraparound

The link is also available on the school website.

 

Please remember that your child will go into Care Club automatically if they are not collected from school by 3.30pm. There will be a £4 late pick-up fee as long as your child is collected by 3.50pm. If they are not collected by 3.50pm, the full session price will be charged.

 

Key Dates

  • Easter Holidays - School will close after school on Thursday 28th March and will reopen on Monday 15th

 

  • Next parent/carer meetings with teachers are below. Appointments can be booked on 15th March from 6pm.

 

Parent/carer meetings

Afternoon sessions

After school sessions

Reception

27 March

Miss Cowell 9.15 – 10.15

Miss Hume 10.30 – 11.30

 

26 March 3.45 – 5.00

Y1, 2, 3

26 March 2pm – 3pm

26 March 3.45 – 5.00

Y4, 5, 6

27 March 2pm – 3pm

26 March 3.45 – 5.00

 

Thank you for your support,

Mrs Sarah Bell

Headteacher

 

 

 

 

REUSE BOOK DAY!

It is World Book Day on the 7th of March and the Eco Council would like to set up an event to mark the occasion. As we are passionate about the environment, they have decided to REUSE books!

We would like children to bring in any books from home that they have now outgrown.

We will then resell these books to other children for 50p per book. Children that donate a book to be reused will get first choice when choosing a new one to take home.

The books donated could be fiction, non-fiction, comics, joke books or even annuals. They should be suitable for school age children and of an acceptable quality.

In our last School and Eco Council meeting we discussed what we would spend the money we raise on and it was agreed that we would enhance our reading corners in each class with some new books chosen by us.

Please bring your books in to school anytime from Monday 4th March until World Book day on Thursday 7th March. We will then be reselling these on Friday 8th March for 50p each.

We can’t wait to see how many books get brought in!

Thank you

The Eco-Council

Miss Radcliffe (ECO council Lead)

Mrs Ellis (School Council Lead)

 

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