Newsletter 11- 06.03.20
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Expectations and Standards<br />
Apologies for the nature of this page of reminders, but it is important to clarify the<br />
expectations that remain in place so that we can retain high standards throughout.<br />
• Large JoJo bows and other hair accessories are not appropriate headwear. Hair<br />
should be tied back with simple hairbands.<br />
• Blue hoodies with the school logo on are excellent for outside PE sessions or clubs,<br />
but are not to be worn in place of a school jumper or cardigan as part of the uniform.<br />
• School PE kit consists of a coloured Ludgvan PE T-shirt (the colour of their team)<br />
and black shorts or leggings. Tracksuits or other warm clothing can be worn for<br />
outside PE.<br />
• PE kit should be in school every day. The classes have set days for PE each week,<br />
but there may be changes to the schedule or the opportunity for extra sessions.<br />
Children without PE kit will be unable to participate in PE lessons.<br />
• The school register is taken at 8:55am. Children not in their classrooms by this<br />
time will be marked as late. A punctual start to the day is vital for your child to ensure<br />
they are settled and prepared for their learning to begin.<br />
• Clubs finish at 4:15 unless otherwise stated and it is important that children are<br />
collected at this time. There have been a number of occasions where children have<br />
been collected significantly later than this and this puts an unfair expectation on<br />
staff who need to stay to ensure your children remain safe. We appreciate that<br />
circumstances can sometimes be out of your control, but should this happen more<br />
than once, a £5 fine per 15 minutes may be applied at the Principal’s discretion.<br />
School Parliament<br />
A big thank you from our School Parliament to those that supported our Jumble Sale.<br />
We made £55.83 towards some new play equipment.<br />
Marazion Messy Church<br />
Sunday 15th March 4-6pm in Marazion Community Centre. We’ll be hearing the bible<br />
story of Baby Moses – a story about loving and caring. We’ll then be staying with that<br />
theme while we make things, sing, pray and eat together. Messy Church is for families<br />
who want a different sort of church. Find us on Facebook and at www.mountsbayub.com<br />
Sport Relief<br />
To support sport relief this year, during the week beginning 9th March, each class will<br />
take part in a sponsored sporting challenge, please see your children’s sponsor form<br />
for a date and activity etc<br />
This year, it links really strongly with our refugee topic as:<br />
‘£2 could buy a warm blanket for a child living in a refugee camp’<br />
‘£10 could buy a pair of warm winter shoes for a child living in a refugee camp in<br />
Lesvos’
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