21 Bulletin - 13 Feb 15 - St Ursulas E
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21 Bulletin - 13 Feb 15 - St Ursulas E
Bulletin No. 21 ! 13th February 2015 ST. URSULA’S E-ACT ACADEMY From The Principal ! We have had a great start to 2015 this term what with our OFSTED report, some wonderful class assemblies and some fantastic topic work from all classes. ! Well done to class 1SB who performed a wonderful assembly to parents on Thursday all about different jobs and what they would like to be when they grow up. ! Well done to everyone who collected coins for the Polio Mile Challenge, we had a super response from the pupils with this. The coins are being laid out at The Mall, Cribbs Causeway on Saturday 21st February so you may like to pop up and see if they reached their mile target! ! The Year 2 cake sale was an enormous success this afternoon, there were so many excited children and parents keen to buy the amazing assortment of cakes. Thank you to Caroline and the parents who helped. ! Next term will see a few small changes in Year 2 with LSA cover. This is for a number of reasons including professional development, experience and a range of different needs. ! 2SK 2RD 2CB - Mrs K Abdulgader Miss S Tribedi Miss E Corry ! Mrs Jones will take over Speech and Language support across the school. ! Looking forward to next term; as well as plenty of hard work in class, there are some exciting events coming up including World Book Day and Comic Relief so make sure you keep an eye on the bulletin so you don’t miss out. ! I hope you all have a happy, and healthy, mid term break and I look forward to seeing you all eager and ready to learn on Monday 23rd February. ! Mrs Tracy French Principal ! ! ! Bulletin No. 21 13th February 2015 Stars Of The Week Dates For Your Diary ! ! Kemal Khohkar - 1LB Evie Alcock - 1RPR Ted Grenham - 1SB Auria Zahir - 2CB Ruby Noble - 2RD Amelia Ashfield - 2SK Ellie Sainsbury - 3KW James MacDougall - 3PD Jaime Kilbane - 4BH Kayleigh Wallace - 4/5SP Ben Ward - 6EH Spring Term 2015 ! Monday 23rd February Return to School Tuesday 24th February Reception Class ‘Wow’ Day Thursday 5th March World Book Day - Dress as your favourite book character. Class RRC Assembly, 9:10am - Parents Welcome Wednesday 11th March Parents Consultation Evening - Whole School, 3:45 - 6:00pm Thursday 12th March Class RSR Assembly, 9:10am - Parents Welcome Parents Consultation Evening - Whole School, 3:45 - 6:00pm KS1 SATS ! KS1 SATs will take place during the week commencing Monday 27th April. ! Your children will be fully prepared for SATS within school. Should you wish to familiarise yourself with the materials we are using, the following websties may be useful. Friday 13th March Red Nose Day - Pupils can donate £1 to wear Red Noses and ‘Unusual Hair’! Normal School Uniform should be worn Year 2 Cake Sale, 3:30pm in the School Hall. Year 2 pupils to bring donations of cakes on the morning of the sale ! Thursday 19th March Class RPS Assembly, 9:10am - Parents Welcome ! Friday 27th March End of Term http://www.sats-papers.co.uk http://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/ks1/ Please try to ensure that your child is in school this week and that any medical appointments are re-arranged accordingly. ! Please do not hesitate to ask me if you have any questions. ! ! ! ! ! Mrs Kelly, Teacher & KS1 Lead Monday 13th April Summer Term Begins - Pupils Return to School Monday 27th April - Friday 1st May KS1 SATs Week Friday 3rd July INSET Day (This is a new date - please add it to your calendar) Bulletin No. 21 ! Bristol Polio Mile Challenge ! A huge thank you to everyone that brought in their strips of coins for the Bristol Rotary Polio Challenge. ! Because of your generosity 2,700 children can be vaccinated against this terrible disease. ! On the 21st February between 11-3pm all of the strips collected in Bristol will be laid out at Cribbs Causeway to see if it reaches a mile! ! Well done to you all. ! Class 1SB Assembly ! On Thursday Class 1SB put on an assembly to family and friends. The children described Florence Nightingales’ job as a nurse and some children re-enacted the story of her life, which was turned into a green screen production and shown on the big projector. Some children showed their skills as weather reporters and everyone told us what job they would like to do when they grew up. ! We have some budding rock stars, vets, lego sellers, builders, firemen and gymnasts to name but a few in the class, so watch this space! ! Well done 1SB, you did a fantastic job at learning your lines and saying them clearly and confidently. 13th February 2015 Bonjour! News about French learning at St Ursula's E-ACT ! The Reception children have made a great start to learning French at school. They have enjoyed greeting our French mascot, Gaston, with a friendly 'Bonjour' song and learning how to introduce themselves in French -'Je m'appelle...'. I am very proud of how well they have mastered numbers, counting up to ten in French. A highlight of this term has been singing 'La tête, les épaules...' song ('Head, shoulders, knees and toes') and learning French words for different parts of the body. ! In Years 2 to 6 our French topic for term 3 was 'food'. We all began the term by learning about the French tradition of the 'galette des rois'. Year 2 then focused on learning French words for different food items. We especially enjoyed singing 'Cinq tartelettes dans la pâtisserie' and playing the 'what's in the bag?' food game. In Year 3 we have been thinking about food likes and dislikes, while in Years 4 and 5 we have been designing our own French cafe menus. The Year 6 children have been learning about food shopping. They enjoyed role playing a visit to different French food shops, setting up 'shops' in the classroom with play food, asking for the food items in French and paying in Euros! ! ! Bon travail - good work everyone! Mrs Burnell, Class Teacher ! ! Madame Bunce, French teacher ! Will and Bella at the Theatre Royal, Bath ! ! Pupils Will and Bella Bloor will be appearing New - Science Bambini Club in Joseph at the Theatre Royal, Bath on the ! following dates in March; Look out for further details about a new ! parent led club further down this bulletin 24th @ 19:30, 26th @ 14:30 and 19:30, 27th @ 20:00, 28th @ 17:90 and 29th @13:30 ! Good luck to you both. Break a leg! Bulletin No. 21 13th February 2015 PTFA News ! A reminder to all parents & guardians, if you haven't already, do join our Facebook page 'Parents Hub of St Ursula's EACT'. ! It is a wonderful form of communication between all parents throughout the years, great place to find lost property or just to ask questions about homework or missed news. Look us up on Facebook & be part of our school community. Sainsbury’s Active Kids Vouchers Please encourage all your family, friends and colleagues to collect them for you and then place them in the collection box in the main school office. Menu for Week Commencing Monday 23rd February 2015 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Cottage Pie (H) Moroccan Chicken Tagine with Rice (H) Roast Chicken with Roast Potatoes and Gravy (H) Meatballs in Tomato Sauce with Pasta (H) Fish Fingers with Chips Vegetarian Jacket potato with cheese & beans (V) Penne Pasta Vegetable Bake (V) Quorn Roast with Roast Potatoes and Gravy (V) Italian cheese & tomato risotto (V) Cheese and Tomato Pizza Wedge (V) Vegetables Sweetcorn Baked beans Garden Peas Mixed vegetables Cabbage Carrots Sweetcorn Broccoli Baked Beans Garden Peas Salad Salad Bar – simple salad bar+ 2 protein items Salad Bar – simple salad bar+ 2 protein items Salad Bar – simple salad bar+ 2 protein items Salad Bar – simple salad bar+ 2 protein items Salad Bar – simple salad bar+ 2 protein items Hot Dessert Jam sponge served with custard Chocolate crunch served with chocolate sauce Apple sponge served with custard Chocolate sponge served with chocolate sauce Rice pudding served with jam sauce Cold Desserts Yoghurt Fresh Fruit Jelly (V) Fresh Fruit Chocolate Rice Krispy cake Fresh Fruit Strawberry Mousse Fresh Fruit Ice cream Fresh Fruit Main Dish Cool Water served daily *Fruit Based N = May contain nuts Bulletin No. 21 13th February 2015 ! ! ! ! With Valentines Day and Chinese New Year in half term a giant Chinese dragon is now hanging in the clubhouse and Imogen can be seen sporting a red nose she made. ! Cooking this week involved making Hedgehog bread rolls - thank you to Ted for a picture of his rolls! - and jam heart toasties. ! Look out for some Pottery items in the girls changing rooms - if you can find yours please take it home! These can be painted at home but will not be waterproof. This week children made lion plaques and did a fantastic job. ! Pop dancing was the theme in Dance this week and was thoroughly enjoyed. As was Gymnastics which is busy every week. ! Tag Rugby is seeing more and more girls taking part - as is Dodgeball - which is fantastic to see. ! Bookings for term 4 can now be made at www.shineafterschoolclub.com - please book soon to avoid disappointment. ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Bulletin No. 21 13th February 2015 Year 1 Visitors ! On Thursday afternoon, year one had some visitors from the world of work to talk about their jobs. ! We had some plumbers who showed us the tools they use everyday, what they do and the children then had to have a go at being plumbers themselves by getting water out of a pipe maze in the playground. Only a few got their feet wet! ! We had a nurse who explained to us how nurses helped people get better. She showed us how to wrap wounds in bandages, take our blood pressure and take our temperature. ! We also had a radio producer who brought in his furry microphone! He explained how he records his voice and sends it to the radio to be heard by millions of people across the UK. He showed us how to change the speed of voices recorded and the children then practised recording weather reports. ! The children listened carefully, asked some thoughtful questions and had a fun and informative afternoon. ! Thank you to all our visitors for giving up their time to come an talk to us. ! The Science Bambini Club is FUN, EASY and ENTERTAINING way to learn more about ! the science Age appropriate exciting experiments, hand-on activities and discussions in Chemistry, Physics, Biology and many more subjects…which are designed to extend your child's knowledge and are supported by the school. ! Discover everyday science: • How does sound travel? • What is the rainbow made of? • How do magnets work? • Find out more about the States of matter or Transfer of energy • Create static electricity ! The Club is led by parent Dr Yana Kovacheva: • Experienced research scientist • Ofsted registered child carer • CRB/DBS police checked • Hold public liability insurance • Very keen to support every child’s curiosity! ! Group A Thursday 3.15 – 4.45 pm - for 8 children age 5-8 years old. Cost is £25 for 5 weeks term, starting from 26 February Group B Friday 3.30 – 4.45 pm - for 14 children age 8+. Cost is £25 for 5 weeks term, starting from 27th February To secure your place please complete and return the registration form which is attached separately within the bulletin email. Places are limited and will be allocated on a first come first served basis by paper application only from Monday 23rd February. Bulletin No. 21 13th February 2015 ! Did you know that whenever you buy anything online - from your weekly shop to your annual holiday - you could be raising a free donation for St. Ursula's E-ACT Academy? There are nearly 3,000 retailers including Amazon, John Lewis, Aviva, thetrainline and Sainsbury's, who will donate a percentage of the amount you spend to St. Ursula's E-ACT Academy to say thank you for shopping with them. ! It's really simple, and doesn't cost you anything. ! All you have to do is: 1. Go to http://www.easyfundraising.org.uk/causes/sueact 2. Sign up for free 3. Get shopping - your donations will be collected by easyfundraising and automatically sent to St. Ursula's E-ACT Academy. It couldn't be easier! ! There are no catches or hidden charges and St. Ursula's E-ACT Academy will be really grateful for your donations. ! Thank you for your support. ! ! 4.5% donation Charms from £25. Shop the new Essence collection now! Hurry, express delivery for Valentine's Day ends Wed 11th Feb ! £5 donation 15% off with code 'ROME04' ! ! ! 5% donation Memorable experiences to express your love Lost Property Freddie Hoskins (RSR) has lost his red school coat. It is named a the bottom back between the fleece and the outside of the coat. Please do check that your child has the correct coat. Thank you. Bulletin No. 21 13th February 2015 ! Inspiring adventure clubs for kids February Half Term Holiday Adventure ! Club Mon 16th, 10-2.30, St Andrew’s Park; £20: Bush craft & Survival skills: Shelter Building, fire Lighting, Survival Bracelets and Woodland Games ! Tues 17th, 10-2.30, St Andrew’s Park; £20: Wild-forest session: Bug Hunting, Mud Painting, Mini Beast Shelters, Blobsters Clay Modelling & Adventure Games. ! Weds 18th, 10-2.30, St Andrew’s Park; £20: Elite Nerf Battles, Adventure Games, Fire Making + Marshmallows ! Thurs 19th, 10-2.30: Vassels Park (Oldbury court); £20 Forest Explorers (ages 6+): Stream Walk (through tunnels and down waterfalls), Scrambling (up tree roots in the crags), Miniature Raft Building and Den Building. Meet by the café for drop off and pick up. Wellies a must! ! All session take place OUTSIDE. Please bring a packed lunch and ensure that all children bring suitable clothing including extra layers, waterproofs and refreshments for the day. Activities are suitable for children aged 5+ (Thursday 6+) All sessions are run by fully qualified outdoor pursuits instructors. All staff are CRB/DBS checked and First Aid qualified for your peace of mind. To book contact Rowan on: 07722 996025 [email protected] ! ! www.theoutdoorsproject.co.uk