Newsletter 9th October

Dear Parents/Carers                                                           

WHEELS FOR A WEEK! A huge thank you to everyone who made the effort to travel to school using wheels last week. It was wonderful to see the bike shed full of bikes, scooters and skateboards. We appreciate it might have taken extra effort and organisation but the children clearly enjoyed it and no doubt it did their health and wellbeing the world of good. We hope it will have inspired some of them to travel to school using their own pedal power more often!

Overall, a grand total of 604 journeys were made to school on wheels (infants and juniors included) and 397 by foot. Well done to you all! 

A raffle was made on Friday afternoon, whereby £290 was raised for Ty Llywelyn and the school PE fund. Tilly Alford Lane was the lucky winner of the bike. Thank you to all those who contributed and helped make the week a success.

LEARNING 2 BEE TUITION SERVICE – this is a creative, fun, school based tuition service that will be available in our school from Wednesday 17th October. Sessions cost £10 which include a drink and a snack. Infant sessions will run from 3 – 5pm and Juniors will run from 3.30 – 5pm. Sessions are available for all children attending school full time. For more information/to book sessions, please call 07952 065735 or find Learning 2 Bee on facebook.

PTA Dates for the Diary!!

Film Night – Year 1 and 2. School Hall. Tuesday 16th October – 3pm until 4.30 pm.

£1.50 to include drink and crisps. Please bring money in a clearly marked envelope on the morning of the film night and hand to the class teacher, thank you. Please collect children from Main reception.

Monster Ball – Years 3 & 4, £2 per child to include drink. School Hall. Wednesday 24th October from 4.30pm  until 5.30pm.

Monster Ball – Year 5 & 6, £2 per child to include drink. School Hall. Wednesday 24th October from 5.45pm until 6.45pm.

There will be a spooky tuck shop available and prizes for the scariest costume!!

Please collect your children from Main reception promptly. Thank you.

MUSIC LESSONS 2018/2019 REMINDER – JUNIORS : Music Lessons have started and Invoices can be paid via Parent Pay. WE NOW HAVE ONE WOODWIND SPACE (sax/flute) and 4 VIOLIN SPACES.

WORLDS BIGGEST McMILLAN COFFEE MORNING – Thursday 27th September. We raised a total of £233.90– many thanks to all involved.

YEAR 5 CYCLE TRAINING: The course started last Monday and was very well attended. The remaining two sessions for Year 5 will be held on Thursday 11th and Thursday 18th October – please remember bikes and helmets.

LABELS ON CLOTHING/COATS: PLEASE can parents ensure that your child’s name is written clearly in any clothing – we already have a large amount of lost property.

FLU IMMUNISATION FORMS (Reception to Year 6 children): For information, the Flu Immunisation will take place on Wednesday 24th October during school time.

SCHOOL DINNER MONEY REMINDER: Just a reminder that school dinners cost £2.30 per day or £11.50 for the whole week. Payment can be made for school dinners via Parent Pay. Alternatively, please can dinner money be brought into school in an envelope with your child’s name and class on a Monday or Friday.

JUNIORS FRUIT CLUB: The School Council are selling fruit to Juniors during morning breaks. The cost is 20pence per piece of fruit.

JUNIORS AFTER-SCHOOL CLUBS – these have now started – PLEASE SEE SEPARATE e-mail with dates/times etc. and check the School Calendar on the website for updates.

PE KIT (JUNIORS): A kindly reminder that children need a change of clothes for PE i.e. white T-shirt and black shorts/trainers and a tracksuit/rainproof jacket dependent on the weather – children will be having PE whatever the weather.

SCHOOL CROSSING PATROL: Please note that there is still no School Crossing Patrol. If you are interested in this post, please contact the School Office, thank you.

SCHOOL HOLIDAY DATES:

October Half Term – Last day of school is Friday 26th October. Children come back to school on Monday 5th November.

Thank you for your continued support.

Yours sincerely

 

Mr Iwan Lloyd Jones

Headteacher