17 (2010)

NORWOOD NEWS ISSUE NO 17 21ST MAY 2010

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News Team:Katy Watkinson, Milly
Rigby, Ishbel Cooke, Megan Powderly,
Ruby Fellowes & Luke Dempster

TERM DATES Quad Kids Athletics Event
Summer Term

Half Term:
Monday 31st May-Friday
4th June (inc)

Tuesday 22nd June
Children’s Graduation at
Edge Hill University
Ben D,Shafayeth,Ben N, Callum, Olivia, Joanna & Lucie at the start of the 75m
Thursday 24th June Sports sprint.
Day KS2 am KS1 pm

Saturday 26th June 12-3pm
Summer Fair

Tuesday 29th June-Friday Lucie in full ﬂight
2nd July Yr6 Llangollen
residential Ellie & Olivia in the 600m Stephanie throws the javelin
School closed:
Staff Training day-Monday
5th July Year 3 recently took part in a Quad Kids Athletics Event at Meols Cop High
School against other local Primary Schools. The activities included; running
Friday 16th July PTA BBQ 600m distance, throwing the javelin, sprinting 75m and the standing long jump.
+Barn Dance
Overall, we came 3rd! A brilliant time was had by all!
Wednesday 21st July. Y6
Leavers Assembly 9.30am
Queenscourt Star Trekk Night Walk Netball News
Leyland Rd Methodist
Church
School closes for summer
holiday at 2pm
The N Netball Team played 2
matches against Churchtown.
Autumn Term 2010 The ﬁrst game, we won 9-7.
Children return to school:
but the second game saw
Wednesday 1st September
Churchtown win 4-3. The pace
8.55am
was fast throughout both
Half term: games as the teams
Monday 25th -Friday 29th battled for a win! A good effort
October girls!
Team: Lucy Martin, Hannah
Bushell, Katie Linaker, Elise
Some of the staff Bond, Sophie Wright, Georgia
who took part in Halcrow, Helena Fletcher-Hill,
Contact Numbers the 7 mile Night Lucy Cottier & Nikita
Breakfast Club 211959 Walk. Livingstone.
After School Club
07724708015

! Norwood Crescent, Southport. PR9 7DU. Tel: 01704211960. Fax 01704 232712. Head Teacher: Mr Lee Dumbell.
Email: admin.norwood@schools.sefton.gov.uk www.norwoodprimaryschool.com

Star of the Time to Talk
Week
RP:Ellie Neild Our reporters
RP:Lucy Storey-Rijkin Silver Kane, Zarin,
Charlotte and Joe
RT:Morgan Fyles Silver
‘grilled’ Mrs Glinn
RT:Ben Paisley as she was
1B:Daniel Mitchell Silver finishing work for
1D:Eina Alom Silver the day.

1D:Nicole Helsby Silver

2M:Ellie Ferguson Silver

2W:Natasha Watkinson Silver

3K:Holly McQuillan GOLD

3K:James Russell GOLD

3B:Ellie Blundell GOLD

4CP:Hannah Diss Silver

4JP:Charlotte Ball Silver

5P:Alicia Escreet Silver
Q. How long have you worked at Norwood?
5M:Leon Booth Silver
A. 4 years
5M:Abbie Wilson GOLD
Q. What is the best job in the kitchen?
6C:Matthew Howard Silver
A. Serving the children!
6M:Zak Gayther Silver
Q. What time do you start in the morning?
A. 11.15 am

Film Club Q. What is the first job you do in the morning?
A. Count the trays then put the knives and forks on them for the reception
Next children.
Screening:
27.5.10
Kirikou and
the
Sorceress
(U)

Helpful Hints: Shinewaves Competition
Communication
Last week’s competition was to share a story by writing a review of your favourite
It is really important to book. I was impressed with all the entries, but there can only be one winner. The
check your child’s book winner created a lovely booklet all about ‘The BFG’ by Roald Dahl. Congratulations
bag each night after Ellie Pritchard from 3B.
school. Newsletters are
sent home on a weekly Now to this week’s competition.
basis and we do send ‘British Sandwich Week’ has just finished. Since being discovered and named by
other letters and the 4th Earl of Sandwich in 1762, the Great British Sandwich has become
communication as well. something of an institution. This week’s competition is to design a healthy, tasty
Staff are concerned at sandwich which does not contain any meat. Draw and label your sandwich and
the amount of what give instructions on how to make it.
appears to be unread
information left in Pop your review in the Shinewaves postbox with your name and class on the back
children’s bookbags each by the morning of Tuesday 25th May.
day!


Children in the Spotlight

Aaron and Elliot
have achieved
their Yellow belt
for Martial Arts.
Fantasic!

Heather received the Victoria Gibson Highest Achievement Award for Speech
and Drama. Wow!
Jamie has passed his 50m Rainbow Swimming Award. Terriﬁc!

Tesco vouchers for Schools
and Clubs

Rachel has passed her Grade 2 Duckling Award. Well done!
Lucy has achieved her Level 7 Gymnastics Award. Wonderful!

Meols Cop Dance Festival
On Thursday 13th May some year 10’s and 11’s, from Meols Cop taught younger
Last year we collected nearly children from different schools, including Norwood. Zoe King, Melissa Heyes, Ruby
35,000 vouchers, which we Fellowes, Erin Thornton from year 5 and Abbie King from year 1 represented our school.
used to 'buy' sports They danced brilliantly considering there were about 200 people watching them on
equipment, playground stage, including Mr Postlethwaite and Mrs Rigby on the front row! For 6 weeks they
equipment and cooking practised and practised very hard for the show they performed on Thursday. The
utensils. audience really liked the dance the children did for them.
By Zoe King and Melissa Heyes.
Lets see if we can beat last
years total! Please can you
send any vouchers into
school. Tesco have now
stopped issuing vouchers in
their stores. The deadline for
sending vouchers into school
is Friday 11th June 2010.
Unfortunately we are only
able to accept vouchers
issued in this year's scheme,
which are green.
We have just over 29
thousand vouchers up to now
so we still have a way to go to
match last year.
Tesco have said that last year
only 60% of vouchers issued,
were actually redeemed by
schools across the country.


Year 5‘s Henry VIII surprise

While year 5 were in the woods and meant to be doing art, a surprisingly unfamiliar voice called out ‘Where is my
horse?’ Mr.Postlethwaite panicked. Mrs Goulden was extremely shocked. All the children looked around to find a
weird man wearing strange clothes, who proclaimed that he was Henry Vlll! Bravely Mrs. Goulden stepped
forward and asked his Majesty if he would answer some questions which the children made up themselves. After
break, Mrs Goulden exclaimed that the children were going to sketch other children in their sketch books, King
Henry kindly offered for the children to sketch him. One of the things King Henry Vlll told us was that he enjoyed
hunting and playing the lyre and the lute. The children tried very hard to get every speck and detail of Henry
down onto their paper inside their sketch books. The children were happy with the end result.

Family Orienteering Day
After the terrific successes of the previous Family Learning Days focussing on Art and Literacy and
on Cooking, our first outdoor venture introduced parents and children to orienteering. Steve
McLean from British Orienteering UK last year worked with some of our Y6 children as part of our
links with Stanley High School Sports College Partnership. They enjoyed it so much that we knew
our parents and children would relish the opportunity of exploring the playground, the field and the
woods as a whole day of map work, only to be halted with a delicious lunch from Josie and Sue in the
kitchen. The response was tremendous with 32 families taking part and so the atmosphere was
superb as some families grew more and more competitive as the day moved on and the skill level
increased. We would like to say a big thank you to everyone who took part, all the staff for putting in
extra time in setting up everything after school and on the day itself and Kim Taylor, the school’s
Parent Support Adviser for organising everything including the weather! We were sorry we had to
disappoint people but will give them first refusal when we run it again next summer.


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