SEND coffee afternoon with the LSAT

A gentle reminder for this term SEND coffee afternoon on Thursday 29th January at 2pm.

We are very lucky to have the learning support advisor teacher with us for the event, who will be happy to offer advice and signposting.
We look forward to you joining us for a cuppa, biscuit and a chat.

Beech’s Base photos 6B

Thank you so much to Miss Lockwood, Mrs Wheat and Mr Howells for a super session in Beech’s Base yesterday afternoon.

The class loved making trebuchets on the field- linking in with our history topic of the Tudors.

Well done everyone!

Year 4 Weekly Reminders Week 2

We hope you have all enjoyed the snow children and I am sure you will all have lots of wonderful news to tell us on Monday. If you have any snowy pictures you would like to send myself and Mr Lawson, please feel free to e-mail them to us.

We will hand out homework to our Year 4 children on Monday. They will be given a paper copy and we will put a digital copy on the website on Monday too.

Keep warm everyone and have a lovely weekend. Best wishes Mrs Jukes and Mr Lawson 🙂

Week 1 homework

Welcome back everyone! Please find attached the homework for week 1.

There are spellings, a reading activity and maths is on maths.co.uk. The reading activity has questions that are very similar to questions that are typically on a year 6 reading SATs assessment- it would be great if children could have an attempt at these.

English homework- week 1 Week 1 spellings

Have a lovely weekend.

The year 6 team

Class 3P Beech’s Base this Friday 17th October (PM)

Dear Parents and Carers of 3P,

Just to let you know that 3P have our first Beech’s Base session in school, on Friday 17th October this week, all afternoon. Mr Butler sends his apologies this was not mentioned on the last weekly diary post on Friday last week.  There will be some curriculum-based activities and some exploratory/enrichment ones, in the woodland environment at the bottom of NJS school field.

Please ensure you send your child in wearing clothing that is weather-appropriate / waterproof coats etc, which will keep them warm and dry, i.e.: clothing fairly similar to their Chetwynd Deer Park clothing, wearing a pair of normal trainers for the inside, and their wellies in a bag for the afternoon. The afternoon will go ahead in all weathers, unless it is torrential / dangerous.

They will need clothing that they don’t mind getting muddy, as it can be boggy down there. Wellies ARE advised – trainers / walking boots may get heavily soiled by the mud. Several children have, in the past, worn their new white trainers – suffice to say, they weren’t ‘white’ ever again! Long sleeves and trouser legs are a requirement, as they may encounter nettles and thorns. Some children occasionally do wear waterproof over-trousers if they have them – its up to you.

As always, if you need to, please ask questions of us on the yard first thing/ straight after school, or you can email directly.

Kind regards,

Mrs Porteous