Norwood Crescent, Southport. PR9 7DU. Tel: 01704 211960. Fax 01704 232712. Head Teacher: Mr Lee Dumbell. Email: [email protected] www.norwoodprimaryschool.com Issue 9 5th November 2010 Menu Week Norwood News TERM DATES Autumn Term 2010 Term Ends: Friday 17th December. School closes at 2pm Spring Term 2011 Children return to school Wednesday 5th January at 8.55am Half Term: Monday 14th-Friday 18th February Term Ends: Friday 1st April. School closes at 2pm Summer Term 2011 Children return to school Tuesday 19th April at 8.55am School closed: Good Friday 22nd April Easter Monday 25th April Children return to school Tuesday 26th April at 8.55am School closed: Bank Holiday Monday 2nd May Half Term: Mon 30th May-Fri 3rd June School closed: Friday 1st July (Staff training day) Term Ends: Friday 22nd July. School closes at 2pm Autumn Term 2011 School Closed Thursday 1st September Friday 2nd September Children return to school Monday 5th September 2 Arts Festival Countdown 34 weeks to go Tesco Presentation Vouchers for Schools On Friday the 22nd of October Mr. Postlethwaite took Darcy and Samantha (Both Year 6) to Tesco at Kew for a presentation from Southport MP John Pugh as a thank you from Tesco for participating in their Schools and Clubs voucher scheme. Upon arrival we were treated like VIPs and taken to a room, in the staff only area of the store! Refreshments for adults and children were provided, while we waited for John Pugh to arrive. Three other schools were also invited; Farnborough, Kew Woods and Churchtown. Once John Pugh arrived each school was presented with a box of goodies, which included art material, PE equipment and ICT equipment. After the presentation all the children were taken on a short tour of the store. First we went to look and see what happens in the bakery; we had to wear hats for hygiene reasons. After that, we went to the room where they controlled the security cameras, some of the children managed to spot their teacher’s cars! Before returning to school all the children were given a goody bag by Tesco, which contained amongst other things a pen, pencil, rubber, notepad an apple and a bottle of water. By Samantha and Darcy (both 6C) This year we collected over 36,000 vouchers which we have used to buy art materials for next year’s Arts Festival. Thank you to everyone who has sent in vouchers.
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Norwood Crescent, Southport. PR9 7DU. Tel: 01704 211960. Fax 01704 232712. Head Teacher: Mr Lee Dumbell.
Email: [email protected] www.norwoodprimaryschool.com
Issue 9 5th November 2010
Menu Week
Norwood News
TERM DATESAutumn Term 2010
Term Ends:Friday 17th December. School closes at 2pm
Spring Term 2011
Children return to schoolWednesday 5th January at 8.55am
Half Term:Monday 14th-Friday 18th February
Term Ends:Friday 1st April. School closes at 2pm
Summer Term 2011
Children return to schoolTuesday 19th April at 8.55am
School closed:Good Friday 22nd AprilEaster Monday 25th April
Children return to schoolTuesday 26th April at 8.55am
School closed:Bank Holiday Monday 2nd May
Half Term:Mon 30th May-Fri 3rd June
School closed:Friday 1st July(Staff training day)
Term Ends:Friday 22nd July. School closes at 2pm
Autumn Term 2011
School Closed Thursday 1st
September Friday 2nd
September
Children return to schoolMonday 5th September
2Arts Festival Countdown
34 weeks to go
Tesco Presentation Vouchers for Schools
On Friday the 22nd of October Mr. Postlethwaite took Darcy and Samantha (Both Year 6) to Tesco at Kew for a presentation from Southport MP John Pugh as a thank you
from Tesco for participating in their Schools and Clubs voucher scheme.
Upon arrival we were treated like VIPs and taken to a room, in the staff only area of
the store! Refreshments for adults and children were provided, while we waited for John Pugh to arrive. Three other schools were also invited; Farnborough, Kew Woods and Churchtown. Once John Pugh arrived each school was presented with a box of
goodies, which included art material, PE equipment and ICT equipment.
After the presentation all the children were taken on a short tour of the store. First we went to look and see what happens in the bakery; we had to wear hats for
hygiene reasons. After that, we went to the room where they controlled the security cameras, some of the children managed to spot their teacher’s cars!
Before returning to school all the children were given a goody bag by Tesco, which contained amongst other things a pen, pencil, rubber, notepad an apple and a bottle
of water.
By Samantha and Darcy (both 6C)
This year we collected over 36,000 vouchers which we have used to buy art materials for next year’s Arts Festival. Thank you to everyone who has sent in vouchers.
News team Molly Glinn, Hannah Tear, Megan Powderly, Jamie Russell, Katy Watkinson, Taylor McKenzie & Finn Cromack
UP COMING DATES FOR YOUR DIARY
Wednesday 10th November-Come Dine with Us-Year 1 Parents
Wednesday 10th November Keeping Your Child Safe on the Internet 6 pm (Hall)
Friday 12th November 7pm (Hall) PTA Quiz Night
Monday 15th-19th November Anti-Bullying week
Thursday 18th November SEAL Celebration Assembly KS2 1.30 pm EY/KS1 2.30 pm
Friday 3rd December Christmas Fair 6 pm (Hall)
Tuesday 7th December KS2 Carol Concert at Leyland Road Methodist Church 7pm
Tuesday 7th December 2.30 pm Reception Christmas Performance
Wednesday 8th December 2.30 pm Year 1 Christmas Performance
Wednesday 8th December School Christmas Dinner
Thursday 9th December 2.30 pm Year 2 Christmas Performance
Monday 13th December M & M Pantomime for the whole school 9.15 am and 10.30 am
Wednesday 15th December Christmas Craft morning 9-11 am
Thursday 16th December Christmas Fun Day
PTA Quiz Night
Friday 12th November
A fun and not completely serious quiz night for parents and teachers. Teams of 6-8 are
allowed and please bring your own nibbles and drinks.
Tickets available on the evening but tables will be reserved for
teams buying their tickets before the evening.
Great news on the progress of the building
work!
As you will be able to see, the builders are making great progress with the extension work. The next
stage is to knock through to the existing kitchen. This additional space will enable staff to work more
efficiently to be able to provide the delicious menu
options currently available.
However, by the end of the month catering staff will
be unable to work in the kitchen to prepare food and this is where we will need your support.
Children who usually pay for hot dinners will have to bring in a packed lunch for possibly several weeks until
the kitchen can be re-opened. We really do appreciate it is not an ideal time
especially during the cold weather season when a
choice of a hot meal is preferable.
We are able to provide children having free meals with
a packed lunch as these can be brought in from another dispatch kitchen in the area.
We apologise for the inconvenience this is likely to
cause and really hope it won't be for too long.
10.11.10 Greyfriars Bobby (U) 1960
Next Screening:
Fireworks
Remember!
Before they explode read the code!
CHECK OUT OUR WEBSITE FOR MORE EXCITING PHOTOGRAPHS @ www.norwoodprimaryschool.com
Star of the Week
6C:Daniel Monahan
6C:Fern Hughes6P:Tom Stewart6P:Jamie Hough
5M:Ria Milford5M:Caris Dixon5B:Madeleine Jones
5B:Debra Wilson4M:Laura Snow4P:Lewis Taylor3K:Rosie Morgan
3K:Millie Rimmer3H:Katie Halsall3H:Hannah Gray
2W:Adam Diss2M:Tia Howard1B:Kara Bull
1B:Lucy Fowler1D:Sam SproatRJT:Olivia AldersonRJT:Cody Nickeas
RT:Isabelle StarrRT:Reece Wilkinson
Children in the Spotlight
Shinewaves Competition Time
Morgan received the Top Banana
Award from Jungle Jim’s.
Congratulations!
Jamie was awarded his
Freestyle Relay in the
Tadpole
league. Great!
Finn has passed his Grade 2 Water Skills
Award & was awarded Man of the
Match
by Tarleton RFC U8's. Fantastic!
Ben has passed his Bronze
Swimming Challenge Award
& his 400m
Rainbow Swimming
Award.
Awesome!
Jamie has passed his
Level 1 & Level 2 Solo Swimming
Awards. Wonderful!
Unfortunately there were no entries for the competition last week.
As Bonfire night is this weekend, this week’s competition is to design a bonfire safety poster. It must contain the phrase ‘Stay Safe and Enjoy Bonfire Night’ and should be
eye-catching. It can be drawn or computer generated.
Pop your entries in the competition post box, outside the hall, by the morning of Wednesday 10th November.
Poppies are available for a minimum of 20p each, please send in the amount that you wish to donate for the Poppy as we are unable to
give change. Thank you.
Lest We Forget
Year 3
News team Molly Glinn, Hannah Tear, Megan Powderly, Jamie Russell, Katy Watkinson, Taylor McKenzie & Finn Cromack
On Tuesday 12th October 12 girls from years 5 and 6 played a football tournament at Stanley
High School. The first school which Norwood played against was Churchtown and Norwood
beat them 2-0. The first goal was scored by Abi
Wright and the second by Errin Telford. The second game Norwood played was against St Lukes when the whole team had to work a little
bit harder to win the game but we still won and the score was 2-1. Abbie Wilson scored the first
goal and Ashleigh Thomas scored an amazing free kick.
After playing against St Lukes, all of the Norwood players went to get their photo taken with the Everton ladies player, Toni Duggan and the FA
Cup, which Everton Ladies won last year. It was a really cool experience.
After a short break Norwood played a match
against Our Lady Of Compassion and Norwood won 1-0. Anya Day scored a fantastic goal in the
corner of the net.
7 A-SIDE GIRLS FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT
Norwood B 3 St. Philips B 2
Goals from Ryan Taylor-Reid, Joe Telford and Connor Peters gave Norwood a well deserved win against St. Philips in an
exciting and tense game.Great defending and superb throw-ins from Sol Wilkinson earned him the man of the match award.
Team: Josh Watkins, Sol Wilkinson, Joe Telford, Nathan Onyett, Jamie Kelly, Tom Lawson, Sam Morgan, Joe Davenport, Leon Booth, Rueben Sheridan, Connor Peters, Gabriel Angay, Ryan Taylor-Reid & Kane Baggaley.
Kew Woods C 2 Norwood B 3
It was a very exciting match between Kew Woods and Norwood. First George Southern went on a few runs but his shots went wide or were saved by the goalkeeper. then just before the end of the first period, George kicked the ball with his
left foot and slotted it into the bottom corner. In the second period Darcy Iveson-Berkeley and Tom Lawson held the back line well, while Harry O'Driscoll and Joe Rimmer had some amazing shots with Harry hitting the bar. Norwood were hot
and eventually got their reward with a brilliant pass from Brandon Robson to Jake Hawkings to blast it home to make it 2-0. Despite this Kew Woods pulled a goal back but Norwood held on and scored again with Tom Lawson taking on some players before scoring. In the last five minutes Kew Woods had a simple tap in to make the final score 3-2 to Norwood.
the whole team played a big part in it and it was an interesting game to watch.Man of the Match: George Southern
Team; Luke Ashton, Darcy Iveson-Berkeley, Jake Hawkings, Tom Lawson, Harry O'Driscoll, Tyler Birch, George Southern, Joe Rimmer (captain), Brandon Robson and Sam Peet
Match report by Jake Hawkings
Finally, all the schools sat down together and found out who had got through to the semi-finals. Norwood girls got through with an
amazing 9 points.
Our final game was played against St Jeromes who were a really great team and
beat Norwood 2-0. All the Norwood girls played really well throughout the
tournament. Well done!
TEAM: Bethany Hefferan, Ruby Fellowes, Ashleigh Thomas, Anya Day, Errin Telford, Libby Spencer, Lauren Morgan, Abbie Wilson,
Aimee Crawford, Natasha Leadbetter, Emily Telford and Abi Wright.
By Ruby Fellowes and Errin Telford.
Year 3
News team Molly Glinn, Hannah Tear, Megan Powderly, Jamie Russell, Katy Watkinson, Taylor McKenzie & Finn Cromack
Just before the half term break, Year 4 visited Tatton Old Hall and enjoyed a step back in time to Tudor England. Dressed for the occasion, the children took part in some traditional Tudor activities. Here are some of the comments they made.
I liked the archery. It was fun aiming at the dragon because it was worth ten points. Shafayeth Uddin
We learned how to get the knots out of sheep’s wool and then turn it into scarves and bracelets. Olivia Shaw
On our trip to Tatton we did weaving, archery, jousting and watched a play about Sir Richard. Oliver Green
I thought the trip was great. If I had to pick two things, it would be the play and archery. Maddie Hayes
I really enjoyed using a flail to beat the seeds and the corn and then grinding them with two stones to get flour. Natasha Polansky
The best thing about Tatton, in my opinion, was the carding. This is when a piece of sheep’s wool is placed between two special metal brushes and brushed.
Lucy Fraser
I liked archery best, it was brilliant but weaving was not for me. In parts it was quite scary but great fun. Lewis Peacock
Year 4 Visits Tatton
Mrs Murray ‘loosing’ her head!
Year 3
News team Molly Glinn, Hannah Tear, Megan Powderly, Jamie Russell, Katy Watkinson, Taylor McKenzie & Finn Cromack
Bake Day
On Thursday 21st October we entered into the sprit of National Bake and Share day. The whole school baked during the
day, reception made chocolate crispy cakes, year 1 made fairy cakes, year 2 made biscuits, year 3 made flap jacks, year 4 made amazing muffins, year 5 made scones and year 6 made fresh cream sandwich cakes. The children all enjoy taking part and we couldn’t believe that after 10 minutes every year group had sold out WOW! which was brilliant. Our grand
total was £163.00 which we are donating to Children In Need! Thank you thank you very much to all our parents for helping make the day successful and for your continuing support.
Mrs Taylor/Mrs McCarthy
Year 3
Year 4
Year 5
Year 6
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