Year 3 Egyptian Day Monday 3rd February – Reminders

Dear Parents and Carers,

Just a quick reminder to use ParentPay to sign up to this event for your child, if you have not already done this.

Also, we would like to remind you of the invitation to get your child to join Mr Cadle (The History Man) and Mr Butler/Mr Moody and dress up like an Egyptian for the day!

Costumes can, but do not need to be expensive or bought, and can simply be a large adult-sized white t-shirt, made into a ‘tunic’, with a roped belt, some shorts underneath, and some form of Egyptian headwear.

Alternatively, an old pillow case can be fashioned into a tunic, with some carefully placed scissor cuts for head, arms etc, and an piece of string for a belt, or an old small sheet will do.

If you wish, you can also make headgear out of card templates, available online, or simple strips of fabric to make wristbands, and any old bead / garish jewellery will do to accessorize.

Charity shops are often a good source of items for this purpose.

If you have any questions, please speak with the Year 3 staff, who will be happy to advise.

Thank you for your continued support,

The Year 3 Team

 

Space dome – Final Call!

Please remember to sign your child up to the space dome before Friday 24th January. Parent pay will close on this day.

We are looking forward to it!

Y6 Girls Cricket

We had a great day at an U13 Girls Cricket tournament. We came 5th out of 8 schools even though all the other schools were Secondary Schools. I am so proud of how the girls played and represented NJS, being the only primary school at the event.

 

Space dome!

Happy new year to you all… please can we remind you to sign your child up to the space dome experience on Monday 3rd February!

 

NJS Artists Shine! Exhibition at Weston Park

Some of our wonderful artists entered the ‘Halls Young Artist of the Year Competition.’

As a result, their art work has ben displayed at the Rose Paterson Gallery, Weston Park.

Congratulations to these Yr4 children, Jessica, Zara and Layla for their art work called Golden Trees. Also, a collaborative piece called The Golden Path by a group of children from Year 4.

Well done to them and thank you to Mrs Jukes and Miss Branton who helped our artists participate in this event.