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What's On... June 2011

Curriculum Information

COLOUR:                    BLUE and all the colours of the rainbow/Elmer the Elephant.

SHAPE:          Revise ALL Shapes (circle, triangle, rectangle, square, diamond, heart, oval).  Sorting and matching these shapes, in your environment, both at home and at school.

ENVIRONMENT:  The Summer Season

-          Planting shrubs in plant containers in our garden and weeding!!!

-       Care of plants during summer, watering during the dry spells.

-       Continuing to look at aspects of the weather eg summer showers,

sunshine, etc (care in the sun).

-       Road Safety and “Dangers”, be aware of danger from traffic, strangers etc whilst playing outside during the long summer evenings.

-       CHILDREN!  Please find a safe place to play and take care when

riding your bicycles.  Don’t forget to wear your helmets!

ROLEPLAY:              Fish and chip shop, travel agency, camping, and all aboard the pirate ship!

DISPLAY:                  The Adventures of Barnaby & Betty Bear

HALL STORY            The Hungry Caterpillar – Please feel free to explore any of the resources and have

fun!

Parents Information

ECO NEWS

LITTER:  Please talk to your children, family and friends about the importance of looking after our environment and highlight the problems LITTER causes to our towns and countryside – it is DANGEROUS, DIRTY and UNTIDY!  We’ll also be discussing recycling.  Please continue these discussions at home. 

‘The world is precious every bit

Please don’t make a mess of it!’

 

** HOT WEATHER**

Please apply sun cream to your children and put on a sun hat.  Sun cream will be available in school in the foyer during sunny weather.  Please apply some to your children if you have not already done so.  The Schools ‘Care in the Sun’ Policy can be viewed on the Eco School Notice Board.

 

SAINSBURY’S ACTIVE KIDS VOUCHERS

Don’t forget to check your purse, handbag or wallet to see if you’ve any vouchers hidden away!  Many thanks to everyone who has been collecting them on our behalf.  Through this scheme in the past we’ve been able to receive some wonderful outdoor play toys. 

 

END OF YEAR TRANSITION RECORDS

The reports will be given out to all classes the week beginning 20th June.

Both Mrs Marshall and Mrs Canning will be available afterwards if parents want to discuss any aspects of the reports. 

 

END OF YEAR COMMENTS

A comment form will be given out along with the transition records.  Please give us your comments – be honest!  Your opinions matter to us and are invaluable for future planning.  A 100% return would be brilliant!

 

REMEMBER

All library books and bags will be collected in during week beginning Monday 13th June.

 

Could all parents please return any changes of clothing belonging to the Nursery School eg (pants, socks, jogging trousers etc)

 

DATES TO REMEMBER

 

Friday 24th                         Parky the Magician 

Tuesday 28th                        Jo Jingles Singalong (Parents/Grandparents invited, details later)

Wednesday 29th             Afternoon Class finishes

Thursday 30th                         Morning & Full-time classes finish (both at 11.00 am - 11.15 am)

 

NSPCC

Many thanks to all those parents who supported our NSPCC charity event, money is still coming in so if you still have your sponsor form and money at home please feel free to bring it in.

 

FAREWELL

 

Mrs Canning our Nursery Teacher in the part-time class is leaving Belmont Nursery at the end of term, I’m sure you’ll join with us in wishing her all the best for the future.  We also wish Ms Henry, our Special Needs Assistant and Miss Leonard, from our full-time class, a fond farewell as she is also leaving in June. 

 

THANKYOU

The staff is extremely grateful to all the parent/grandparents who helped us during the academic year.  All those who helped with library, on school trips/visits and preparing for Christmas.  These experiences would not have been as exciting and beneficial for the children if we didn’t have your assistance.  The primary schools are very lucky to be getting such committed parents.

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