Newsletter 11- 06.03.20

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What’s been going on... Other news... Science Week 10th-13th March Throughout the week, every child will engage in lots of Science based activities for our school Science Week. During this week, every child will be asked to send in a ‘Science selfie’ (before Thursday) which will then be shown in assembly on Friday to the whole school and some will be included in the next newsletter. These can be any form of Science that you see in your day to day lives and the more imaginative, the better. There will be Science prizes for the most imaginative Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 selfies. Please add all selfies to the correct dropbox by following the links below. Key Stage 1 using the link; https://www.dropbox.com/request/k87t1ahnOzb9XxSa8Cgl Key Stage 2 using the link; https://www.dropbox.com/request/YtcR3GPaYYz05nreKnoE During the morning of Thursday 12th March, the annual boat race will take place. All children are asked to design a boat at home and to bring to school on this morning. After racing the boats class by class in the local stream, we will reward 1st place with a prize and certificate, and 2nd and 3rd places with certificates. We will then take each class’s winning boat to race once more to find an overall whole school winner who will win the school cup and a Science prize. As well as this, there will be Science prizes for the best dressed boat for each class so make sure your boat not only races well, but also looks fantastic too! During the afternoon on this day, classes will pair up together to work collaboratively on a joint science based activity including; making lava lamps, making balloon rockets, creating energy transfer rockets and/or creating fruit/vegetable circuits. On Friday 13th March, the children are invited to come to school dressed appropriately for the theme ‘Science is all around us’. They can dress up as anything that is related to Science such as; robots, flowers, bees, scientists, stars, doctors, animals etc. Again, the more imaginative, the better! The children will be completing more in class based Science activities on this day too. We are looking forward to a Science filled week! Thank you for your continued support, Mrs Wheeler
What’s been going on... Other news... Expectations and Standards Apologies for the nature of this page of reminders, but it is important to clarify the expectations that remain in place so that we can retain high standards throughout. • Large JoJo bows and other hair accessories are not appropriate headwear. Hair should be tied back with simple hairbands. • Blue hoodies with the school logo on are excellent for outside PE sessions or clubs, but are not to be worn in place of a school jumper or cardigan as part of the uniform. • School PE kit consists of a coloured Ludgvan PE T-shirt (the colour of their team) and black shorts or leggings. Tracksuits or other warm clothing can be worn for outside PE. • PE kit should be in school every day. The classes have set days for PE each week, but there may be changes to the schedule or the opportunity for extra sessions. Children without PE kit will be unable to participate in PE lessons. • The school register is taken at 8:55am. Children not in their classrooms by this time will be marked as late. A punctual start to the day is vital for your child to ensure they are settled and prepared for their learning to begin. • Clubs finish at 4:15 unless otherwise stated and it is important that children are collected at this time. There have been a number of occasions where children have been collected significantly later than this and this puts an unfair expectation on staff who need to stay to ensure your children remain safe. We appreciate that circumstances can sometimes be out of your control, but should this happen more than once, a £5 fine per 15 minutes may be applied at the Principal’s discretion. School Parliament A big thank you from our School Parliament to those that supported our Jumble Sale. We made £55.83 towards some new play equipment. Marazion Messy Church Sunday 15th March 4-6pm in Marazion Community Centre. We’ll be hearing the bible story of Baby Moses – a story about loving and caring. We’ll then be staying with that theme while we make things, sing, pray and eat together. Messy Church is for families who want a different sort of church. Find us on Facebook and at www.mountsbayub.com Sport Relief To support sport relief this year, during the week beginning 9th March, each class will take part in a sponsored sporting challenge, please see your children’s sponsor form for a date and activity etc This year, it links really strongly with our refugee topic as: ‘£2 could buy a warm blanket for a child living in a refugee camp’ ‘£10 could buy a pair of warm winter shoes for a child living in a refugee camp in Lesvos’
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