Children will have brought home a letter last night outlining our exciting Pet Day on Friday 24th January. A copy of that letter is included here too.

It is a fab day, with the intention of learning all about how to care for our pets.

The reply slip is to be returned to the teacher outlining permission for your child to participate. (Any child who is anxious around animals will not be expected to be around those animals and will be safely away from pets when in class)

Teacher would like to hear about any pets that children have and that may be available to be brought in by yourself for a short, timed visit in school. Teachers will arrange this with you directly as they will be wanting to arrange a range of different pets across the day.

Sadly, not everyone will be able to bring a pet into school. We will be encouraging any child who wants to talk and share about their pet to bring in a photograph to share. There will be time in the day for everyone to talk about their own pet.

We are excited to say we are being visited by local vet, Mike Madden and also by Jelly Exotic Pets, who will be talking to the children during the day too.

Sounds like a fun day!!

Paws Claws and Whiskers 2025

You may remember that NJS have signed up to the 64 Million Artists January Challenge. An initiative that aims to inspire and encourage all kinds of creativity through quick mini artistic challenges.

There is a daily challenges are currently up and running and you can see here those posted so far.

Creative Prompts 2025 – 64 Million Artists

Happy New Year!

Please find the link to the 1st Newsletter of 2025

https://newportjuniorschool.org.uk/newsletters/spring-newsletter-1-10-1-25/

Have a lovely frosty weekend!

Mr M

We have been notified by the kitchen there will be a change to dinner menu for Tuesday and Thursday next week.

Tuesday- Chicken Curry

Thursday – Pizza

Concerns have been raised around the way some parents are driving and parking along Avenue road, especially at drop off time in the morning. Cars have been seen to mount the kerbs as children and other parents are walking along. The advice given by the Police in this matter is for parents with concerns to call 101 directly to report those traffic concerns or to do so through the Telford and Wrekin Public Protection site and contact the Neighbourhood Enforcement Team.

Introduction – Civil parking enforcement (CPE) – Telford & Wrekin Council