Friday, 13 May 2022

Dear Parents and Carers

Headteachers Awards

The following children will receive an award in next week’s Celebration Assembly. Videos of Celebration Assemblies are now shared on our Facebook page. 

Reception - 

  • For all of Reception for looking after the chicks and being super learners as we watched them hatch and grow! 

Year 1 -  

  • Clay - For working hard to include a simile and a question in his lost poster during English this week.

Year 2 -  

  • Damian - For super improved reading and moving up to the next level.

Year 3 -

  • Fritzhie and Ronnie- For their reflective and high quality writing in RE about the significance of “Feed my Sheep”.
  • Alfie- For his deep thinking in Maths on his work on subtraction with Mrs Fannin. Well done Alfie!

Year 4 - 

  • Ronnie- For going the extra mile and creating a home learning diary, sharing all of her new learning from the week.
  • Grace and Freya- For their incredible contributions in RE lessons this week. Both girls have shown a deep understanding of the story and made links with other parts of the Bible. 

Year 5 -  

  • Tianna - for her deep thinking in RE when looking at the Easter Vigil symbolism.
  • Tommy - Well done for being so absorbed in English this week, asking for help and really focusing on your handwriting, which has improved enormously in this last week, and has resulted in a brilliant set of instructions on how to tell the truth. 

Year 6 -  

  • Year 6 - for such an amazing week! You can be so proud of how you gave SATs your all and you deserve the best results. A massive well done!

Wellbeing Tips

Nursery Drop Off 

One of our highest priorities here at Christ the King is the safety of our children and their families. With this in mind, we would like to ask that families waiting for nursery to open in the morning now wait inside the school gates. This ensures that not only are children kept safely away from the road, but also that the pathways are kept clear for pedestrians. 

Thank you for your ongoing cooperation with this matter. 

Head Lice 

We have had reports of head lice from a number of classes across the school. We would like to ask that parents are regularly checking their children’s hair for nits, and treating them when necessary. Whilst head lice are not an excuse to miss school, they can be irritating for children which in turn can become a distraction from learning, so we ask parents to remain vigilant and deal with them as soon as possible. 

Medical Appointments during the school day 

Please can we remind parents that without medical evidence (an appointment card/letter/prescription), appointments during the school day will not be authorised. Multiple unauthorised absences may result in a penalty notice (fine) being issued. Where possible, please book appointments after school hours or during school holidays. 

Jewellery 

A polite reminder that children should not be wearing excessive jewellery to school. Pupils are only permitted to wear stud earrings into school, they should not be wearing hoops or drop earrings. Children should also not be wearing necklaces, bracelets or rings into school, and we cannot take responsibility for the loss or damage of such items. 

PE Kit Reminder 

Please can we remind parents that our school PE Kit is black shorts/jogging bottoms and a plain white t-shirt. Children should not be wearing brand name or brightly coloured sportswear/tracksuits and clothing for their PE Lessons. 

Dates for Diaries

Monday 23rd May - INSET Day

Friday 27 May 2022 - End of Term 5

Monday 6 June 2022 - Start of Term 6

Friday 17th June - INSET Day

Friday 1st July - INSET Day

Thursday 21 July 2022 End of the school year


Yours sincerely


Matt Condon

Headteacher


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