Spring Term Friday 19 th March 2021 AWARDS HEADTEACHER AWARD Kayla-May B-D – For her fantastic diary writing. Indie M – For her excellent work on equivalent fractions. Alexis S – For her fantastic sentence writing. SUPERSTAR AWARD Maddi C - For her amazing resilience this week shown in ELSA. Theodore S - For trying his best and using his sounds when writing new words. Jaydon P - For being an excellent role model to Yaverland class. Sapphire T - For writing excellent complex sentences and expanded noun phrases. Lexi-Leigh J - For writing excellent complex sentences and expanded noun phrases. Travis - consistently contributing to class discussions and offering some excellent explanations, especially in Maths. Lacie B - For being a kind and supportive friend to others in the class. Sofia A - For her excellent descriptive writing this week and for her positive attitude in class. Daisy G - For her positive attitude towards learning and setting a good example to others. Taylen W-H - For his super focus, ideas and writing in English. Shay T - For his positive attitude and creativity during our independent writing task. Proposed programme of study for the Relationship and Sex Education – PARENT GROUP If you would like to join a small online focus group to discuss our proposed changes to the curriculum please send an email stating your interest, including your email address to the school office by 3pm on Tuesday 23 rd March. The office email address is [email protected]. The group discussion will take place on Wednesday 24 th March 3.30pm-4.30pm via Google Meets. A copy of the letter can be found on our website page along with the RSE information from SCARF. Link to the questionnaire (copy and paste the link directly into the web browser): https://forms.gle/gMoP3G2rfKpPHdN86 Get back to school safely As children go back to face to face learning, we all need to help keep ourselves, our children, families, friends and school staff safe. Please remember to stand two metres apart from people not in your household or bubble when arriving at or leaving school and when picking up and dropping off your children.
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Spring Term Friday 19th March 2021
AWARDS HEADTEACHER AWARD Kayla-May B-D – For her fantastic diary writing. Indie M – For her excellent work on equivalent fractions. Alexis S – For her fantastic sentence writing. SUPERSTAR AWARD Maddi C - For her amazing resilience this week shown in ELSA. Theodore S - For trying his best and using his sounds when writing new words. Jaydon P - For being an excellent role model to Yaverland class. Sapphire T - For writing excellent complex sentences and expanded noun phrases. Lexi-Leigh J - For writing excellent complex sentences and expanded noun phrases. Travis - consistently contributing to class discussions and offering some excellent explanations, especially in Maths. Lacie B - For being a kind and supportive friend to others in the class. Sofia A - For her excellent descriptive writing this week and for her positive attitude in class. Daisy G - For her positive attitude towards learning and setting a good example to others. Taylen W-H - For his super focus, ideas and writing in English. Shay T - For his positive attitude and creativity during our independent writing task.
Proposed programme of study for the Relationship and Sex Education – PARENT GROUP If you would like to join a small online focus group to discuss our proposed changes to the curriculum please send an email stating your interest, including your email address to the school office by 3pm on Tuesday 23rd March. The office email address is [email protected]. The group discussion will take place on Wednesday 24th March 3.30pm-4.30pm via Google Meets. A copy of the letter can be found on our website page along with the RSE information from SCARF. Link to the questionnaire (copy and paste the link directly into the web browser): https://forms.gle/gMoP3G2rfKpPHdN86
Get back to school safely As children go back to face to face learning, we all need to help keep ourselves, our children, families, friends and school staff safe. Please remember to stand two metres apart from people not in your household or bubble when arriving at or leaving school and when picking up and dropping off your children.
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Medina House Minibus Between approximately 2.50pm-3.10pm the Medina House Minibus is parked in the service road at the side of the school to assist children with special needs to their next transport destination. If you have any queries, complaints or other need to discuss this arrangement, please speak to the school office rather than approach the driver of the minibus directly. This is a temporary arrangement and a longer term and safer solution will be arranged in the future.
SCHOOL DINNERS – Reduced Menu Reminder: Reception, Year 1 and Year 2 pupils are all entitled to universal free school meals. £2.15
for Nursery & Years 3, 4, 5 and 6
Jacket Potatoes available for Reception and Years 1 – 6 (not available for Nursery).
Monday: Cheese and Tomato Pizza Baguette & Wedges, Sweetcorn and Oat Cookie.
Tuesday: Chicken Pasta bake, Cucumber & Lettuce and Yoghurt & Fruit.
Wednesday: Sausage Roast, Roast Potatoes and Gravy, Peas & Carrots and Crackers & Cheese.
Thursday: Macaroni Cheese & Garlic Bread, Sweetcorn and Lemon Cake.
Friday: Fish Fingers & Chips with Peas & Beans and Vanilla Biscuit.
If your child has any food allergies or intolerances, please come to the office to complete the Caterlink
allergy information form.
Shanklin Class – Please do not pack raspberry flavoured food, such as yoghurt or jelly or
fresh raspberries in your child’s packed lunch due to a child with a severe raspberry
allergy in the class. Thank you.
PLEASE REMEMBER THAT WE ARE AN ALLERGY AWARE SCHOOL. Packed lunches should not contain any products containing nuts (peanut butter, Nutella or similar nut based chocolate spreads, nut based cereal bars etc.) FAQs. Q - My child isn’t allergic to nuts, why can’t they bring in nuts?
A -There are people in school with nut allergies, reactions can occur if they inhale allergen particles in the air, or if they come into contact with a contaminated item (for example, drinking from someone else’s cup). Q - What happens if someone has an allergic reaction (anaphylaxis)?
A - The symptoms of a food allergy may include a rash anywhere on the body, or a tingling or itchy feeling in the mouth. More serious symptoms may include: Swelling in the face, throat and/or mouth, difficulty breathing, severe asthma, abdominal pain, nausea and vomiting. In extreme cases there could be a dramatic fall in blood pressure (anaphylactic shock). The person may become weak and floppy and may have a sense of something terrible happening. This may lead to collapse and unconsciousness. On rare occasions, death can occur.
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Dates for your diary School Year 2020-21 Please note further development days to be advised. Spring Term School Finishes: Friday 26th March 2021 - No Breakfast & After School Club Summer Term School Starts: Monday 12th April 2021- No Breakfast & After School Club School portrait photos: 28th April 2021 Bank Holiday: Monday 3rd May 2021 Half Term: Monday 31st-Friday 4th June 2021 Back to school: Monday 7th June 2021 Development Day: Monday 21st June 2021 School class photos: 23rd June 2021 School Finishes: Friday 23rd July 2021- No Breakfast & After School Club School term dates for 2021/22 are available on the IOW Council website.
PE Days, Spring 2021
Please remember PE kit to be worn on PE days, no uniform needed.
Appley (Mrs Redrup) Thursday Puckpool (Miss Gregory) Thursday Bembridge (Miss Wilkins) Wednesday & Thursday St Helens (Mrs Burke) Tuesday & Thursday Shanklin (Ms Lingard-Lane) Tuesday & Thursday Totland (Miss Hanson) Monday & Tuesday Yaverland (Mr Fessey/Mr Givens) Wednesday & Thursday Sandown (Mr Halai) Monday & Tuesday Alum Bay (Miss Shutler) Monday & Thursday Compton (Mrs Price) Monday & Tuesday
Freshwater (Miss Murphie) Monday & Wednesday
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If your child enjoys singing or would like to learn how to play a musical instrument, please go to the Wight Music Tuition website to complete an application form. https://iwmt.org.uk/
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Shift-it Questionnaire We are trying to find out how your school community experience the ‘school run’. This could inform how streets function outside schools, in the future on the IOW. Please can you take a moment to complete the questionnaire using the link below. Thank you https://forms.gle/Z5pCQPotkjRwpFLy7 Free for children entitled to Free School Meals during the Easter break Island Riding Centre We are delighted to be working with the IOW Council as part of the Holiday Activities and Food Programme to provide a FREE holiday club at Island Riding Centre during the Easter Holidays for children aged 8-14. The holiday sessions will include horse riding, stable management and horse care with the chance to learn about the benefits of nutrition and exercise too. We will be running daily half-day sessions between 9am and 1pm and 12.30pm and 4.30pm with hot meals served between 12.30pm and 1.00pm. The meals will be prepared and served by our good friends at HTP Apprenticeship College based in Newport who will be giving their time for free! The sessions will also include a hot meal for those attending and are aimed at children currently in receipt of free school meals. If you would like register your interest, please send all applications and queries to Paul at [email protected] To see more about Wight Horse CIC go here - Wight Horse: making horse riding accessible for everyone
STAR READERS!
Well done to Christopher, Kelsey and Alexis for their Star Reader awards.
Well done to the following children from Reception Class who received their Star Reader Award:
Tristan Daisy Akeel Riven
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Red Nose Day – The Masked Singer
This week the children have been taking part in ‘The Masked Singer’. On Monday they
watched all of the characters sing a song. Throughout the week, the children voted for the
singers they wanted to keep and were kept guessing who the masked singers were. The
character with the least amount of votes was eliminated and the person behind the costume
was revealed.
The winner of the Barton
Red Nose Day Masked
Singer is………..FISH!!!
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Science Week
For British Science Week, the children in Totland class designed Robo-bugs that scientists and
engineers might use during future discovery missions in different environments, including space
and our oceans. The children considered how their Robo-bugs would move and observe and collect
evidence. Great, creative work Totland!
Children in Totland Class had fun using paper craft to make greetings cards for female
family members and Carers.
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Debts Please ensure that you log in to your child’s School Money account regularly and pay off any debt owing on the account. If you have debt owing then your child will not be able to access breakfast club or after school clubs. If you have forgotten the log in details, please contact the school office. Payments can be made by the following ways
School Money - Using your bank card by logging in to your child’s account.
Using your bank card over the phone by giving your bank details to a member of staff in the school office.
Cash payment via PayPoint – Taking the barcode linked to your child’s account to any PayPoint. Reminder of costs School dinners are £2.15 per day, per child. After School Club is £8 per session, per child. The cost will remain the same if the child is collected before 5.15pm. Breakfast Club is £2 for the week (whether the child attends for 1 day or for 5 days, the cost will remain the same).
01983 550150
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Information for parents – Bank of Mum and Dad
Do you have a child aged 18 to 24 living at home during this pandemic? If they are not working then you should consider applying for Universal Credit for young people – This benefit is predominantly for those living at home and surviving from the bank of Mum and Dad. Find out more here Living at home and out of work? | Citizens Advice Isle of Wight (citizensadviceiw.org.uk) or contact Citizens Advice Bureau in Newport on 800 144 8 444 (Advisers are available 8am to 8pm, Monday to Friday and 10am to 4pm, Saturday and Sunday) or by webchat during office hours.
You can also email: [email protected]
Kid’s online cooking class
Sovereign Housing has funded an online children's cookery
session. Fun and interactive. Free to all residents. To sign up
and for more details please email -
Are you under 25, expecting a baby or already have children?
Little Paws Come and join Sammy and Lisa virtually Wednesday 10th March then
fortnightly
10am-11am
An informal group for parents under 25, an opportunity to have fun
together and make new friends. Advice and information available on
any issues affecting you.
To book a place either call, text or message us on Facebook.
07720063240: 01983529208 : Facebook-Isle of Wight family centres
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