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As you know, our children have to undertake certain assessments at different stages of their school life. These results get published by the Department for Education and are a yardstick by which one aspect of our school is measured.
Last year, our Phonics and KS1 attainment results were significantly above national however our KS2 SATs results were only just above national.
We are very pleased to let our school community know that our Phonics, KS1 and KS2 attainment results are all significantly above national with key improvements seen particularly in Reading and Maths at KS2. Well done to all the team and to the children for a year of hard work.
We had a very important visitor in to school as part of science week.
This is Star the Golden Eagle - who is owned and cared for by Joshua Daniel-Fox's Grandad.
We learned loads of new facts about this amazing bird including:
in lovely conditions Ms Flint and I took 10 boys and 10 girls to the Meres for a cross country race.
The boys ran first with the following results (around 120 boys competing):
Harry Bliss 11 Tom McDermott 30
Toby Shaw 13 Matthew Jesson 53
Joshua Lane 18 Lewis Sadler 55
Hari Pritchard 24 Oliver Grant 60
Oliver Baumann 27 Thomas Henton 69
The girls lined up next, also with around 120 of them competing:
Mollie Ludlam 2 Victoria Gray 44
Emily Parczuk 5 Rebecca Limb 72
Xanthe Mills 22 Henrietta Weaver 73
Izzy Donaldson 31 Daisie Weguelin 74
Izzy Moakes 32 Katherine Gray 75
Fabulous running from everyone, with great determination shown by them all. Ms Flint and I are very proud of you!
Congratulations to our World Book Day competition winners!
They have each won a £5 book voucher.
Harry in Class 1: KS1 Match the Character Competition
Emily in Class 9: KS2 Match the Character Competition
Connie in Class 5: Dream Jar Competition
Olivia in Class 4: Magic Wand Competition
Sophie in Class 4: KS1 Scavenger Hunt
Jacob in Class 7 KS2 Scavenger Hunt
Dads don’t worry we have the solution!
Your children need look no further than school to find that perfect Mother's Day gift.
Each gift is £3.00 and comes beautifully wrapped. By purchasing your Mother’s Day gift from school not only do all the mums get a great present but the school does too. For every £3.00 spent the school gets 60p. The money raised from the pop up shop will go towards funding new PC’s and outdoor play equipment.
The pop up gift shop will be open on 23/24th March (Thursday/Friday).
We also wanted to say thank you to Gill, Andrea, Tamasin, SallyAnne, Ann, Tracey, Linda and Ruth for your help at parents evening last week; we wouldn’t have been able to offer refreshments with out you.
Thanks, The FSA
BIG THANK YOU to everyone who bought refreshments last week at parents evening. We raised £65.00!!
If you’d like to get involved in the FSA there is a meeting on the 15 March. Starts at 7.30pm in the Royal Oak, Long Bennington.
Do come along. Everyone is more than welcome and more hands make light work!
Watch out for information from the FSA on the Mother’s Day Shop and the Yr 3/4 production.
Thanks, The FSA
Great news! We have enough volunteers to offer refreshments. Thank you ever so much to those who have volunteered.
So you can plan ahead….
Tea, coffee or squash is 50p; free biscuit with every drink J
Thanks, The FSA.