BFHA Newsletter 16 2018
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Achievements<br />
FSU2— Thomas Benger—Confidence<br />
Year 1— Poppy Stone—Pride<br />
Year 2— Scarlett Vernon—Perseverance<br />
Year 3— Kiah Davies—Confidence<br />
Year 4—<br />
Year 5— Mya Jackson—Responsibility<br />
Year 6— Daisy Faulkner—Perseverance<br />
Fun<br />
Wear red for the day<br />
On Wednesday 14th February we are inviting<br />
children to come to school in something red!<br />
We are asking for a small donation —all donations<br />
will go to the British Heart Foundation.<br />
Dates for your Diary<br />
Friday 9th February—Onsie upon a time F1 and F2<br />
Wednesday 14th February—Wear red for the day.<br />
Governor News<br />
Hi, my name is Peter Shreyhane and I am Chair of Governors at Bilsthorpe Flying<br />
High Academy.<br />
What do Governors do ? It is perhaps easier to say what we don’t do ! Governors<br />
are not inspectors and do not manage the day to day operation of the<br />
school. That is the role of the Headteacher. Rather we ensure the school’s<br />
Wednesday 14th February—Y1 trip to White Post Farm.<br />
Friday <strong>16</strong>th February—Chinese New Year (special menu )<br />
Friday <strong>16</strong>th February— Last day of term.<br />
To do this we:<br />
- vision is being turned into reality.<br />
- ethos is being embedded<br />
- progress is being made against the Strategic Plan<br />
Monday 26th February—Inset Day<br />
Tuesday 27th February—School re-opens<br />
Thursday 1st March—World book day<br />
Tuesday 6th March— Parents evening<br />
ensure the Headteacher is accountable for the educational<br />
performance of<br />
the school, its pupils and staff<br />
oversee the financial performance of the school.<br />
Make sure the building is welcoming and safe.<br />
Finally, a little about myself . I grew up in a mining community in North<br />
Staffordshire, before living in the North East for 50 years, moving back to the<br />
East Midlands last year. Speaking as a parent and grandparent and someone<br />
who didn’t learn to read until I was 9 , I appreciate just how important education<br />
is. Children only get one chance and it is up to us all to do everything we<br />
can to make sure they are given every opportunity to fulfil their potential.<br />
If anyone would like to know more about being a governor, I can be contacted<br />
through the school office. Peter.
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