Ravenor News – Friday 22nd May 2015 No. 16

Ravenor News – Friday 22nd May 2015
No. 16
Please note our school website address: www.ravenor.ealing.sch.uk
Wishing you all a restful and enjoyable Bank Holiday and half term break. Please note that children return
on Monday 1st June 2015.
for our Year 6 pupils who demonstrated their resilience and responsibility throughout the week long
National Testing process. Thank you to every child. Thank you to Ms Dhami, Mrs Ibrahim and Mr Narcisse
who have taught, inspired and encouraged the children throughout the year.
On Friday 15th May, 14 volunteers from the company BSI came to work with
Year 1 and Year 4 pupils as part of Give and Gain day. Give and Gain day is a
day where companies all around the U.K. volunteer their time to work in the
local community. This year the volunteers helped Year 1 build compost bins
and helped them tidy up the raised beds. In Year 4, they helped the Year 4
children cook along with Jamie Oliver as part of Food Revolution Day. The Year
4 pupils made 'Squash it' sandwiches.
Pupil Premium Prize Draw
Congratulations to the Alnono family who
won the £50.00 Tesco voucher
for the Pupil Premium prize draw. If you would still like to apply for extra
funding for your child’s education through the PPG, please contact
Ms. Gosling in the school office.
Upcoming School Events:
Ø 5th June – 6th June: Year 4 Residential Activity Weekend
Ø Monday 8th June: Year 5 Visit to the River and Rowing Museum
Ø Friday 12th June: Year 2 Visit to the Museum of London
Ø Thursday 18th June: Ravenor Primary School’s Health Fair
Ø 26th June – 27th June: Year 5 Residential Activity Weekend
Ø 29th June – 1st July: Year 6 Residential Activity Experience
Ø Friday 3rd July: Year 6 High School Induction Day
Ø Thursday 16th July: Summer Term Ends
Each week the adults on duty at lunchtime make this award to a class from Key Stage One and a
class from Key Stage Two who show respect for others and follow our Lunchtime Agreement.
Congratulations to Horse Chestnut (Key Stage One) and Cherry (Key Stage Two).
Congratulations to our half term 100% attendance winners:
Spring Term 2: Alaiyah-Louise Latchana (Field Maple)
Sarah Ali (Lime)
Summer Term 1: Shania Broughton-Silvera (Holly)
Arsha Antony (Willow)
Congratulations to Field Maple (Key Stage One); Willow (Key Stage Two).
School Attendance Target – 96.5%
Last Week’s Overall Attendance for KS1 and KS2: 96.9%
Key Stage One
1. 1Field Maple – 98.7%
2. 2Holly – 96.6%
3. 2Pine – 96.0%
4. 2Poplar / 1Horse Chestnut – 95.2%
5. 1Ash – 93.2%
Key Stage Two
1. 6Willow – 100%
2. 6Lime / 5Elm / 4Mulberry – 99.3%
3. 3Cherry – 98.9%
4. 3Apple – 98.0%
5. 4Hawthorn – 97.7%
6. 3Silver Birch – 94.8%
7. 4Sycamore / 5Oak – 94.3%
Congratulations to Horse Chestnut (KS1) and Lime (KS2),
winners of the half termly attendance league
and film experience.
Parking on Greenway Gardens
When bringing your children to and from School by car, please ensure that you are not stopping or
parking on the double yellow lines or the yellow zig-zag lines on Greenway Gardens. Children should
not be dropped off in the middle of the road or on the road corners as this is extremely dangerous.
Children in KS1 (Year One & Year Two) should be walked to the gate to ensure that parents and
carers know that their children are on the School site safely.
This week, we had two incidents of parents/carers parking and stopping on Greenway Gardens,
causing a danger to children and other road users. If you are the owner of a vehicle with the
registration P271 KPY, please ensure that you are parking with courtesy and care.
If you are concerned about any vehicles parking or stopping dangerously, please inform the office
and we will pass the vehicle details on to the Traffic Police.
From June 2015, the Council will be enforcing the yellow ‘SCHOOL-KEEP-CLEAR’ zig-zag markings
outside schools with mobile CCTV and issuing penalty charge notices for illegal parking within the
controlled hours.
The concession for parking on a yellow line for five minutes to pick up or drop off children to and
from school no longer applies. Motorists are only permitted to park in a resident’s parking space for
up to 10 minutes whilst dropping off or picking up children. If a vehicle is parked for longer than 10
minutes, a PCN may be issued. Note that this concession does not apply to vehicles blocking dropped
kerbs, which give access to a resident’s driveway.