NEWSLETTER - Callands Community Primary School
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NEWSLETTER - Callands Community Primary School
Preparation Respect Opportunity Determination Understanding Tel: 01925 444795 Fax: 01925 633531 School E Mail:[email protected] https://callands.eschools.co.uk. Friday 27 March 2015 NEWSLETTER PARENT CLASS REPRESENTATIVE SESSION Thank you to the parents and governor who attended this session on Wednesday and the parents who passed comments to their class representatives. As always, this was really useful. Questions were asked with regards SRE (Sex and Relationships Education). An information session for parents of children in Y5/6 will be held on Thursday 30 April 2015 at 3.45pm. Y5 and Y6 staff will lead this and will answer any questions you may have. One parent informed us that their child had reported toilet doors do not lock. All have now been checked and are in working order. A query was made with regards to homework being put on the website. We will be launching our new website and VLE (Virtual Learning Environment) very soon and therefore children will be given their new log ins. We anticipate homework will be on the VLE class pages each week by the end of the first half of the Summer Term. One parent felt books were not always available on Bug Club. Staff hope to have books for each child available for the Easter holidays as of next Thursday. There is a noted shortage of some reading books. £8000 was spent on new reading books in March 2012. Sadly many of these have been taken home and not returned. We are particularly short of Stage 8 & 9. Replacements will be purchased in the Summer Term but this is quite disappointing. Please, please return books if you have them at home. The group discussed whether or not to print Callands on the back of the football shirts but decided against this primarily as other schools do not do this and it was felt our children become more identifiable then. WARRINGTON PLAY AND SENSORY CENTRE If you or anyone in your family has a disability or additional needs, then you can become a member and it’s free to join. The centre is a purpose built activity centre for disabled children and adults or those with special needs. The facilities include, active zone, calm zone, a sensory room, pre-school area and reading corner. For more information on becoming a member, ring 01925 817347 or e-mail [email protected] or go to www.warringtonsensorycentre.org. REMINDER OF DATES AHEAD Monday 30 March – Class photographs Thursday 2 April – School closes for Easter (at normal finishing time) STARS OF THE WEEK YRW Reece Gorton Y1P Kathleen Robb Y1O’N Oliver Platt-Higgins Y2W Matthew Stoll Y2B Sidney Bartrop Y3CL William Lemasonry Y3L Stuart Tomlin Y4L Dasha Sheeheed Y4W Ella Payton Y5K Alicia Roberts Y5B Scott Robinson Y6L Amy Brown Y6F Matthew Perez Mrs L Wigglesworth