8th March
Return
We are looking forward to welcoming the children back to our
‘new normal’. As successful as the remote learning has been, having the
children in school is what we all want and it will be great to see everybody in
person.
Arrival and
Collection
Adults need to wear masks. Once you have dropped off or
collected your child, please leave immediately. This will enable better social
distancing and improve parking.
Please arrive between 08.40am and 08.59am to drop your
children off.
We will have a staggered collection time. Please arrive for
your child at the correct time, again to enable better social distancing and
improve parking.
Class 1 and Nursery and older siblings |
Class 2 and older siblings |
Class 3 |
14.45 - 14.55 |
14.55 – 15.05 |
15.05 -15.15 |
School dinners
We have requested that our school kitchen opens on the 8th
March so children can have a warm cooked meal. Hopefully we will be able to
confirm menus with you next week.
PE clothes and
Outdoor clothes
On these days please come to school in appropriate PE
clothes and old outdoor learning clothes (including wellies in a bag).
|
Class 1 |
Class 2 |
Class 3 |
PE Day |
Monday |
Monday |
Monday |
Outdoor learning Day |
Tuesday |
Thursday |
Friday |
On Monday 8th, please could
everybody wear full school uniform.
World Book Day
On the 4th March, it is World Book Day. If you
are at school or at home we would love to see you dress up for the occasion. A
full schedule for the day will be sent out by teachers next week.
I have been loving the variety of home learning that has been sent in today. It is great to see you are getting outside with your learning as well spending your time writing and typing. Will there be snow to play in today?
More and more emails have come flooding in with photos of your home learning. We have fire of London painting, pyramids, Egyptian biscuits and sweets and even a clay cartouche. Keep up the amazing work everybody!
This Collective Worship, brought to us by the Church of England, explores Lent, the period of reflection in the run up to the Christian festival of Easter.
Collective Worship for Primary Schools - Lent (S3E2) | The Church of England
The idea behind the focus for this year is to look at why inaccurate content exists, where it comes from, and what young people can do in response.
We know that the issues of misinformation and ‘fake news’ do not solely affect young people, but that these issues do have a great impact on how young people feel about their time online.
We want to help equip young people with the skills they need to spot inaccurate content, which can sometimes be a complex task. Once young people feel more comfortable separating fact from fiction it is important that we then help them to take the next steps in helping to create an internet full of trustworthy and reliable information.
The link below provides information for children which is age-related, as well as information for carers and parents about how they can keep their children safe online:
Safer Internet Day 2021 Top Tips | Safer Internet Centre
A huge well done to Indiee for making it into an issue of Country Walking magazine. Indiee and all the family are big fans of walking and this picture shows them out and about in the recent snow. I will have to get Indiee to give me a signed copy!
Here is another quick snapshot of some of the amazing home learning photos that have been sent into school. You really are such a talented bunch. We are missing you all so much in school and we hope to see you all soon in person, rather than just on TEAMs.
Curious
We are inspired by the awe and wonder of the world.
Creative
We are bold and innovative in our approach to find new solutions to the challenges we face.
Excellent
We are the best we can be.
Responsible
We take responsibility for our actions in an environment of mutual respect.
Determined
We overcome all barriers to reach our potential, developing a capacity to improve further.
Enthusiastic
We are passionate about learning.
All Bridge Schools are now closed. We are operating a reduced service only for children of key workers and vulnerable groups.
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