A handy booklet to 'keep skills sharp' over the summer has been sent to all our families via StudyBugs (21/07)

Please use this handy booklet filled with ideas and weblinks to help your child to keep their skills sharp over the holidays.

We would love to see what you get up to during the summer by receiving some postcards and holiday scrapbook competition entries in September, too!

Best wishes for a safe and happy break.

 

On Tuesday 18th July, the children took action for social injustice by taking part in a water walk to the River Arrow. The whole school walked to the shingle beach by the weir to collect water in a bucket and return it to school. They did this to reflect on the journey that many children have to make every day to get water- often not even clean water.

“Clean water for everyone everywhere” is the WaterAid cause that the children voted for and feel passionately about. They wanted to do something that not only raised money, but raised awareness and understanding of what some children must do to have access to a water supply.

To support the event, families donated £1 to twin a toilet in the school with an overseas toilet. Toilet Twinning is a charity that will use our donation to supply sustainable resources for families overseas to build their own toilets and provide education about good hygiene. The school raised enough money to twin 2 of their toilets! There is still time to contribute on ParentPay.

The event was a great success and the children look forward to continuing their mission to speak up and take action on issues of social injustice in the new academic year.

Thank you to Mrs Benson for sharing this year’s Summer Reading challenge with our children during today’s assembly. Hopefully lots of our families will join in this summer

Children aged 4-11 are invited to take part in the Summer Reading Challenge - come into the library this summer to join for FREE! Choose books to read over the holidays – we suggest reading 6 books, but set a challenge that works for you. Come in to the library and tell us about your reading over the holidays and collect stickers and other rewards for each book you read. When you’ve completed your Challenge, you get a free medal and certificate. There are lots of free activities happening at Alcester Library over the summer too – find out more here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/.../alcester-library-amp... 

We are really excited to meet our Reception children for September again on Monday for their transition morning. The children will be coming home with a St Nicholas Bear and a booklet to help with transitioning to school. We look forward to seeing you all.

What a fantastic celebration of team work and sportsmanship!

Well done to all the Reception and Key Stage 1 children for taking part in the range of activities with such energy and enthusiasm.

Thank you to all our families for cheering the children on!

Fingers crossed we are just as lucky with the weather for Key stage 2 Sports day next week.

We've got LEGO on our mind!

LEGO workshop in progress. So excited to see the STEM that the children in year 2 and 4 get up to today.

This event is open for all - everyone is welcome. You might like to attend because your child has a diagnosis, is on the waiting list for an assessment or would like to gain more information about autism. We want this session to be informal and relaxed, interactive and will include opportunities for questions, discussion, of course, tea and coffee!

Booking is required!

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