14 Dec 2007 - Newsletter No 14
Horfield
CEVC
Primary School
Newsletter No.14
Friday 14th December 2007
Puppets
The Puppet show was highly entertaining and we have to thank our friends from the
Christmas Parties
All the parties went very well. Father Christmas said that he really enjoyed the Infant party on Wednesday but hes just so busy at the moment he couldnt stay long. In fact as one of the reindeer was a little poorly, he had to be at
Christmas Dinner
Once again this was a memorable occasion for the children. The restaurant looked amazing and the food was of a high quality.
Christmas Carol Service
Please remember to put 7.00pm on Monday 17th December in your diaries as we will be holding our Carol Service at the
The children in the tableau need to be at the church at 6.30 and the choirs and orchestra need to be there at 6.45.
Rehearsals on Monday
Some children need to rehearse in the church during the morning and these children have been given letters and permission slips for you to return to school.
Orchestra
All children need to bring their instruments to school on Monday morning ready for a rehearsal in school on Monday afternoon.
Music
There will be no instrument lessons next week.
After School Clubs
Monday Extra Hockey session (for missed session)
Monday Tennis
Wednesday Dance
There will be NO drama, football, netball, choir, gym, or latin.
Reception Nativity DVD
Monday is the deadline if you would like to order a copy.
Lost Property
There is a huge amount of Lost Property in school, most of which is un-named. Please collect it before the end of term.
Cycle Track Challenge
Can you run around the cycle track in less than 1 minute?
Best times this year:
Year 3
Year 4 Ellie Leather 54.61 seconds (Dec 07)
Year 5 Amy Parker 52.21 seconds (Dec 07)
Year 6 Samuel Waller 47.66 seconds (Dec 07)
School Records:
Year 3
Year 4 Amy Parker 51.06 seconds (July 07)
Year 5 Amy Parker 52.21 seconds (Dec 07)
Year 6 Kyle Foulger 44.78 seconds (July 07)
Tree Shredding / Grounds Tidy-up
During the morning of Saturday 12th January we are planning to hold our annual Christmas tree shredding session and at the same time carry out some important maintenance jobs in the schools grounds. These will include:
- Pruning and tidying up borders and hedgerows
- Digging and preparing the allotment
- Making paths between borders in the allotment
- Creating a path in the conservation area
- General clearance and litter picking
If you are able to help in any way with these activities and would like to work off some of the Christmas excesses in a worthwhile manner with a keen group of volunteers please return the slip below to give us some idea of numbers as we plan the event. You certainly dont have to be an expert and there will be free coffee and biscuits for all helpers!
Similarly, if you wish to have your tree shredded you can bring it along to school on the morning anytime before 12 noon and watch it being converted to mulch, or you can even throw it onto the grass at the corner of the extension car park near the main entrance pedestrian gate during the week beforehand.
Students of the Week: Students of the Week in Year 6 are Travis Glover for Literacy and Fahima Hasnat for her DT skills.
Assembly Theme: Our assembly theme for next week is Christmas!
Achievement Board
Congratulations to Edward Miller on passing his Grade 1
Violin exam with Distinction!
Well Done Edward!
L.Lewis
Grounds Tidy-up Reply Slip
10.00 12.00 Saturday 12th January 2008
Name .
Childs Name .. ..
and Class
I am willing to help with the work in the school grounds on 12th January.