Hi Everyone
Busy Friday Assembly today. We had over 50 parents attending which was great, even if a little noisy (ahem!). Congratulations to the Elkhouly Family for winning the family challenge and Ryder for winning the Y1 Poetry Assembly.
All parents should have received an appointment for parents' evening next Thursday. There will be plenty of activities and stalls in the main hall for parents, including tea and coffee, biscuits etc. The teaching staff will be in the small hall for the parent/teacher interviews. As usual you will be asked to sign and comment on a target sheet. Please leave this with us in the post box that will be in the small hall. We will copy it and send it out the next day for you.
The classrooms will be open for you to go and look at the children's work and talk to the teaching assistants who will be on hand to help you out. We hope you have an enjoyable and informative evening and look forward to seeing as many of you as possible. Please forgive me if I mudge you on during the main interviews. It's not personal but it's to make sure we keep to time. As a parent, I used to hate it when you were kept waiting for ages for your appointment. We are always happy to speak to parents at any time, just arrange it with your child's teacher.
I hope many of you have seen the slide show on my blog for 'An Hour at Welland'. It's a proper goose-bump moment seeing the children in photos like that. I'm hoping to produce a 'Day in the life of Welland' also. Watch this space!
It's a busy week for teaching staff next week, they've got staff appraisals with me and the assistant headteachers!! I'm sure they're looking forward to it!
This week, as every week really, has been really busy but very productive. Y5s have been on a health kick working on things like heart rate, lung damage through smoking etc. We've got some great models that show all these things and I even made a fantastic model of a lung for them to use also.
In today's assembly, we had the longest list for children reaching gold ever! Well done children!
Attendance for this week was well over 97%. That's brilliant, well done mums, dads and children. There wasn't any class below 95%. This is a first for us and because it was so good, we felt we couldn't give Billy's bones out. Mr French's class made 100%, closely followed by Miss Finley's with 99.5%. I think Miss Finley's could make 100% next week!
That's it from me. Have a great weekend everyone and I look forward to seeing you all next week.
GC
Busy Friday Assembly today. We had over 50 parents attending which was great, even if a little noisy (ahem!). Congratulations to the Elkhouly Family for winning the family challenge and Ryder for winning the Y1 Poetry Assembly.
All parents should have received an appointment for parents' evening next Thursday. There will be plenty of activities and stalls in the main hall for parents, including tea and coffee, biscuits etc. The teaching staff will be in the small hall for the parent/teacher interviews. As usual you will be asked to sign and comment on a target sheet. Please leave this with us in the post box that will be in the small hall. We will copy it and send it out the next day for you.
The classrooms will be open for you to go and look at the children's work and talk to the teaching assistants who will be on hand to help you out. We hope you have an enjoyable and informative evening and look forward to seeing as many of you as possible. Please forgive me if I mudge you on during the main interviews. It's not personal but it's to make sure we keep to time. As a parent, I used to hate it when you were kept waiting for ages for your appointment. We are always happy to speak to parents at any time, just arrange it with your child's teacher.
I hope many of you have seen the slide show on my blog for 'An Hour at Welland'. It's a proper goose-bump moment seeing the children in photos like that. I'm hoping to produce a 'Day in the life of Welland' also. Watch this space!
It's a busy week for teaching staff next week, they've got staff appraisals with me and the assistant headteachers!! I'm sure they're looking forward to it!
This week, as every week really, has been really busy but very productive. Y5s have been on a health kick working on things like heart rate, lung damage through smoking etc. We've got some great models that show all these things and I even made a fantastic model of a lung for them to use also.
In today's assembly, we had the longest list for children reaching gold ever! Well done children!
Attendance for this week was well over 97%. That's brilliant, well done mums, dads and children. There wasn't any class below 95%. This is a first for us and because it was so good, we felt we couldn't give Billy's bones out. Mr French's class made 100%, closely followed by Miss Finley's with 99.5%. I think Miss Finley's could make 100% next week!
That's it from me. Have a great weekend everyone and I look forward to seeing you all next week.
GC
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