New Longton All Saints ’ C of E Primary School Newsletter Spring 7 28th Feb 2020 CERTIFICATES From 28th February Rec Oliver Hoyle (CV) James Kenyon (A) Y1 Emily Foster (CV) Eva Jones (A) Y2 William Bleasdale (A) Regan Coxhead (CV) Y3 Tyler Samways (A) Lola Adderley (CV) Y4 Penny Walmsley (A) Isabella Foran (CV) Y5 Phoebe Day (CV) Archie Reynolds (A) Y6 Ruby Taylor (A) Abigail Kampta (CV) You are what you eat!! On Wednesday 11 th March parents are invited to attend a talk from Mrs Pop about family nutrition. She will be dis- cussing how different foods can help to strengthen the immune system and im- prove brain health. She will also have some recipes for parents to take home and help with ideas for a healthy lunch- box for those children who bring a packed lunch to school. Please let us know if you wish to attend this event. Thank you. Fair Trade Lenten Lunchbox Challenge: As part of our ongoing work as a Fair Achiever school, the School and Eco Councils have decided to launch our Len- ten Challenge. Wherever possible, we are asking you to switch to Fair Trade goods. Staff will be completing this as well. We will be encouraging the children to identify "swaps" to Fair Trade items and keep a list of total fair trade items in class. The children who participate in the initiative will receive a certificate at the end of Lent. Good luck everyone. Tennis Tournament A big well done to Bella, Joe, Theo and Darcey for taking part and winning the tennis tournament organised by South Ribble School Sports Partnership the Friday before half term. We now go through to the Lancashire Finals taking place on 26th June. Very well played children! Please remember we are a nut-free school as we have a number of children with severe nut aller- gies. Therefore, no products containing nuts should be included in a child’s packed lunch. Thank you. Just a reminder, the children may come to school dressed as their favourite book character next Thursday 5th March to celebrate World Book Day—prizes will be awarded for the best outfit from each class.
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N e w L o n g t o n A l l S a i n t s ’ C o f E P r i m a r y S c h o o l
Newsletter Spring 7 28th Feb
2020
CERTIFICATES From 28th February
Rec Oliver Hoyle (CV) James Kenyon (A) Y1 Emily Foster (CV) Eva Jones (A) Y2 William Bleasdale (A) Regan Coxhead (CV) Y3 Tyler Samways (A) Lola Adderley (CV) Y4 Penny Walmsley (A) Isabella Foran (CV) Y5 Phoebe Day (CV) Archie Reynolds (A) Y6 Ruby Taylor (A) Abigail Kampta (CV)
You are what
you eat!!
On Wednesday 11th March parents are invited to attend a talk from Mrs Pop about family nutrition. She will be dis-cussing how different foods can help to strengthen the immune system and im-prove brain health. She will also have some recipes for parents to take home and help with ideas for a healthy lunch-box for those children who bring a packed lunch to school. Please let us know if you wish to attend this event. Thank you.
Fair Trade
Lenten Lunchbox Challenge:
As part of our ongoing work as a Fair Achiever school, the School and Eco Councils have decided to launch our Len-ten Challenge. Wherever possible, we are asking you to switch to Fair Trade goods. Staff will be completing this as well. We will be encouraging the children to identify "swaps" to Fair Trade items and keep a list of total fair trade items in class. The children who participate in the initiative will receive a certificate at the end of Lent. Good luck everyone.
Tennis Tournament
A big well done to Bella, Joe, Theo and Darcey for taking part and winning the tennis tournament organised by South Ribble School Sports Partnership the Friday before half term. We now go through to the Lancashire Finals taking place on 26th June. Very well played children!
Please remember we are a nut-free school as we have a number of children with severe nut aller-gies. Therefore, no products containing nuts should be included in a child’s packed lunch. Thank you.
Just a reminder, the children may come to school dressed as their favourite book character next Thursday 5th March to celebrate World Book Day—prizes will be awarded for the best outfit from each class.
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THEME OF WORSHIP
“RESPECT”
Birthdays this week:
Sophie Nickson Y3
Abigail Streeton Y2
Eidee Blackhurst Y2
Ava Sanderson Y4
“Happy Birthday”
The 10k &
Family Fun Run
Sunday 8th March 2020
Please can we request donations of the following:
Bottles of wine to be given as prizes for the winners of each age category
Cakes for the race refreshment area
If you could drop these at the school office on or before Friday 6th March that would be great!
Thank you for your support.
Can you help?
Can you help as a marshal during the race? We already have a number of people who have kindly offered to help but we really need another 5 race marshals.
Marshalling is a great way to get involved as it is massively appreciated by the runners and is a great way of supporting those taking part - full instruction will be given on the morn-ing of the event. If you can help you will need to be at school for 9.30 am and you will be provided with a high-viz and mar-shal point. You will need to be at your designated marshal point from 10.30 am until about 12 noon.
If you can help please sign up using the volunteer matrix out-side the school office.
Many thanks for your help.
The PTFA
Please note…. The next PTFA meeting is Tuesday 10th March at 7pm at New Longton Sports and Social Club - all are welcome!
Just a reminder, it is the Harry Potter themed lunch next Thursday 5th March. This event is organised by the school kitchen and anyone wishing to enter the competition will need to have a school dinner on this day in order to be given an entry form. Please let us know by Monday at the latest by returning the school lunch order form. Many thanks.
Mother’s Day High Tea
Slips have now been sent out for the Mother’s Day High Tea. Please note it is a maximum two adults per family and all order forms must be returned to school by Wednesday 11th March at the latest. There will be three sittings, starting at 11.30 am through to 1.00 pm. We will inform you of your time slot asap.
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