The document provides information about the start of the new school year at Norwood Primary School. It introduces the new head teacher, Lee Dumbell, and welcomes parents and children back for the autumn term. It also provides notices about upcoming dates, staffing changes, school policies and events at the school.
The document provides information about intervention strategies and enrichment activities at Norwood Primary School. It includes:
1) Additional support staff will work with small groups of children through intervention programs to enhance learning in literacy and numeracy.
2) Current interventions include programs for math, early literacy, additional literacy, and further literacy support.
3) Parents can learn more about interventions for their child's year at information evenings on September 30th and October 2nd.
This newsletter from Al Yasmina School provides information to parents about upcoming events, new staff, and announcements from various departments. Key dates mentioned include the start of the new term, parent coffee mornings, and FOY meetings. The head of school welcomed students back and discussed priorities for the term. The FOY thanked volunteers and provided details about their next meeting. Announcements were also made regarding vacancies, choir rehearsals, and maths activities for an upcoming open house event.
- The newsletter provides updates from Al Yasmina Primary School, including new procedures for parent access, starting the school day, and student pick-up.
- It introduces Mrs. Annie Elmer, who is beginning her 40th year of teaching, and has been at Al Yasmina since 2008 as the Primary SENCO.
- Information is provided about medication procedures, the primary library, and activities for Roald Dahl week and a welcome from FS1. Upcoming events from FOY and the school nurses are also mentioned.
The document provides information about school admissions, dates for the autumn term, school photographs, parking arrangements, after school activities including a wind band and safe cycling courses, and various fundraising initiatives through recycling. Parents are reminded to submit completed admission forms by October 13th and to let the school know about any changes to after school pick up arrangements.
This newsletter provides information to parents of Al Yasmina School. It announces upcoming events like a school closure for a holiday and a spring concert. It introduces a new assistant head and discusses curriculum changes. It also shares news from different departments, like a math open house, sports accomplishments, and stars of the week from different classes. The format of the primary newsletter will be changing to be more like the secondary school newsletter.
The document provides information about term dates and events at Norwood Primary School. It introduces new staff members and provides reminders about school procedures. The key points are:
- It welcomes students back and introduces new staff joining the school.
- It provides the term dates and holidays for the upcoming school year.
- It summarizes two end of year events from the previous term: a performance of Oliver and a farewell ceremony for graduating Year 6 students.
- It reminds parents about procedures like updating contact details, labeling belongings, and following the one-way traffic system around the school.
The school newsletter provides information on upcoming events and notices for parents. It reminds parents that students must wear their uniforms and sunhats, and to label all clothing to prevent loss. It announces vegetables harvested from the school garden will be for sale the next day. It also discusses establishing routines, determining student groups, lateness, and safety in the school parking lot.
The document provides information about intervention strategies and enrichment activities at Norwood Primary School. It includes:
1) Additional support staff will work with small groups of children through intervention programs to enhance learning in literacy and numeracy.
2) Current interventions include programs for math, early literacy, additional literacy, and further literacy support.
3) Parents can learn more about interventions for their child's year at information evenings on September 30th and October 2nd.
This newsletter from Al Yasmina School provides information to parents about upcoming events, new staff, and announcements from various departments. Key dates mentioned include the start of the new term, parent coffee mornings, and FOY meetings. The head of school welcomed students back and discussed priorities for the term. The FOY thanked volunteers and provided details about their next meeting. Announcements were also made regarding vacancies, choir rehearsals, and maths activities for an upcoming open house event.
- The newsletter provides updates from Al Yasmina Primary School, including new procedures for parent access, starting the school day, and student pick-up.
- It introduces Mrs. Annie Elmer, who is beginning her 40th year of teaching, and has been at Al Yasmina since 2008 as the Primary SENCO.
- Information is provided about medication procedures, the primary library, and activities for Roald Dahl week and a welcome from FS1. Upcoming events from FOY and the school nurses are also mentioned.
The document provides information about school admissions, dates for the autumn term, school photographs, parking arrangements, after school activities including a wind band and safe cycling courses, and various fundraising initiatives through recycling. Parents are reminded to submit completed admission forms by October 13th and to let the school know about any changes to after school pick up arrangements.
This newsletter provides information to parents of Al Yasmina School. It announces upcoming events like a school closure for a holiday and a spring concert. It introduces a new assistant head and discusses curriculum changes. It also shares news from different departments, like a math open house, sports accomplishments, and stars of the week from different classes. The format of the primary newsletter will be changing to be more like the secondary school newsletter.
The document provides information about term dates and events at Norwood Primary School. It introduces new staff members and provides reminders about school procedures. The key points are:
- It welcomes students back and introduces new staff joining the school.
- It provides the term dates and holidays for the upcoming school year.
- It summarizes two end of year events from the previous term: a performance of Oliver and a farewell ceremony for graduating Year 6 students.
- It reminds parents about procedures like updating contact details, labeling belongings, and following the one-way traffic system around the school.
The school newsletter provides information on upcoming events and notices for parents. It reminds parents that students must wear their uniforms and sunhats, and to label all clothing to prevent loss. It announces vegetables harvested from the school garden will be for sale the next day. It also discusses establishing routines, determining student groups, lateness, and safety in the school parking lot.
The document summarizes events at Norwood Primary School over the past few weeks, including harvest celebrations where students delivered flowers to elderly residents, a library visit to promote a reading challenge, and fundraising efforts that raised over £150 for the local lifeboat service. It also announces upcoming school events like a PTA meeting and Christmas performances by different year groups.
The newsletter provides information about upcoming events at Wembley Primary School in Term 2, including the Year 2 swimming program, cross country, NAPLAN testing, pupil free days, and ANZAC commemoration ceremony. It also discusses the school's LOTE program starting in semester 2 and reminds parents about student attendance, punctuality, and returning student learning portfolios. The newsletter concludes with information about extracurricular programs like Auskick in the local area.
This document provides information for parents of students at Al Basma British School for the 2019-2020 school year. It introduces the school leadership team and provides details about school policies, procedures, and expectations. Key information includes the school calendar, parent-teacher meeting dates, uniform requirements, behavior policies, medical policies, and morning routines. The principal welcomes returning and new students and families to the school community and looks forward to continuing progress.
The summary is:
The Head of Junior School at Mount Annan Christian College provides important information for parents about the start of the 2014 school year, including class allocations for teachers, the meet the teacher evening, start and finish times, uniform requirements, and equipment needed. Details are also given about swimming carnival, assemblies, communication methods, and the student management policy.
The newsletter provides information about upcoming dates, farewell messages from departing staff, music department performances, exam results, fundraising efforts, vegetable ordering, Arabic lessons, sports signups, billing reminders, foundation stage class highlights and stars of the week. It also shares news from various departments and wishes everyone a happy holiday.
The document provides information about Chorley New Road Primary Academy, including its mission statement of "Challenge, Nurture, Respect", staff members, curriculum, extracurricular activities, and policies around behavior, attendance, and uniforms. It aims to welcome new parents and provide an overview of the school.
Special Education Teacher needed for a substantially separate classroom/inclusion classroom for
children with multiple disabilities at the elementary level (Grades K-2). This is a long-term substitute position
from October 4 through December 17, 2010. Massachusetts Special Education Teacher license required. Please
send letter of interest, resume, three letters of reference and copy of license to Dr. Gretchen Bravacos at
gretchen_bravacos@wellesley.k12.ma.us or mail documents to 63 Hastings St., Wellesley, 02481.
Part-Time: Speech and Language Pathologist needed for a part-time position (2 days/week) at the elementary
level. Massachusetts SLP
The school newsletter provides information on upcoming events and activities at Williams Parkway Senior Public School. It announces that choir tryouts will be held, grade 6 students are planning a field trip to an Aboriginal festival, and grade 8 students need to pay their $30 activity fee. It also discusses International Walk to School Month, the start of after school soccer and football, and World Teacher Appreciation Day.
The document is a newsletter from Norwood Primary School dated July 9th, 2010. It includes summaries of events at the school such as Year 2 visiting a rainforest expert with animals, Year 6 going on a residential trip, and Year 3 tasting chocolate. It also announces upcoming events like a PTA barbecue and Eco Day at the school. Various student achievements are highlighted in the "Children in the Spotlight" section.
This newsletter provides information to parents about upcoming dates at Norwood school, recognizes star students, updates on activities happening at the school like a visit from a Viking, and provides reminders about policies like parking and attendance. It also shares information about school admissions, reception parent questionnaires, and upcoming PTA meetings. The headteacher thanks the school bursar and local newspaper for their support of improving the school newsletter.
The principal provides an update on the second semester at Sperreng Middle School. He thanks parents for their support during the first semester and encourages continued partnership with teachers. Safety procedures are being reviewed in light of recent events. Upcoming MAP testing dates will be provided and students are encouraged to prepare. The school continues building relationships through character education programs. Bring Your Own Device usage is growing and being used positively in classrooms.
This newsletter from Tisbury School provides information to parents on upcoming events and changes at the school. It announces that the school term will end on July 4th and resume on July 21st. It addresses issues around students arriving late to class and emphasizes the importance of being on time. It also provides details on selections for the school's talent show taking place on June 27th and changes made to the junior cloakroom area to allow for more teaching space. The newsletter closes by congratulating students who placed in a recent cross country event and advertising dates for the school canteen.
The newsletter provides information about upcoming events at Wembley Primary School. It discusses the recent successful Year 6 camp to Canberra and the upcoming Year 5/6 Gala Sports Day. It also addresses the issue of students arriving late to school and encourages parents to ensure their children arrive by 8:55am. The newsletter provides recognition to high achieving students and the swimming squad competing in the regional carnival.
The newsletter provides information about upcoming events at Al Yasmina School including:
- A music recital on January 31st and various house athletics days in February.
- An introduction of the new Assistant Head of Students, Mrs. Watkins, who outlines her background and new role focusing on student well-being.
- Details about the upcoming International Day celebration on February 13th where students are encouraged to dress representing their nationality.
- Congratulations to the Foundation Stage students of the week and information about what topics FS1 and FS2 will be covering in the upcoming week.
- The newsletter provides updates from various departments at Al Yasmina School including Music, PE, Nurses' office, and different year levels.
- In Music, over 100 students joined the Junior choir and preparations began for the school musical production of "The Wiz".
- PE announcements included requirements for swimming lessons and the members of the Primary Swim Team were announced.
- The Nurses' office provided tips for easy and nutritious breakfast options.
- Foundation stage and various year levels shared the learning activities and achievements of the past week as well as upcoming events.
- This document provides a history of Fairmont High School from its founding in 1977 through 2007.
- It details the establishment of the school during a period of political unrest in South Africa, with the first principal Clive Wigg overseeing construction and staffing ahead of opening with just Standards 6-8.
- The first year of the school saw excitement around initial sports fixtures and other activities while facilities were still limited, with the hall not ready until term 3. Voluntary committees helped with fundraising, uniforms, and establishing a PTA.
- Eggar's School pupils achieved outstanding GCSE results for the fourth consecutive year, with approximately three quarters or more achieving 5 or more high grades. Last year they were the 7th most improved school in the country for these results.
- The headteacher is delighted with these results and other successes this year, including being identified as a High Performing Specialist School.
- The headteacher has also been asked to join the new National Council for Educational Excellence to help achieve world-class education in the UK.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
Este documento describe varias herramientas para crear presentaciones en línea como Prezi, Slideboom, Slideoo, Imageloop, Scribd, SlideRocket, Authorstream, Slideshare, Mpressr y Slideroll. Prezi permite crear presentaciones interactivas con efectos visuales como zoom, mientras que herramientas como Slideboom, Slideoo, Imageloop y SlideRocket también ofrecen efectos visuales dinámicos. Scribd y Slideshare se enfocan más en compartir presentaciones de diapositivas estáticas.
The document summarizes events at Norwood Primary School over the past few weeks, including harvest celebrations where students delivered flowers to elderly residents, a library visit to promote a reading challenge, and fundraising efforts that raised over £150 for the local lifeboat service. It also announces upcoming school events like a PTA meeting and Christmas performances by different year groups.
The newsletter provides information about upcoming events at Wembley Primary School in Term 2, including the Year 2 swimming program, cross country, NAPLAN testing, pupil free days, and ANZAC commemoration ceremony. It also discusses the school's LOTE program starting in semester 2 and reminds parents about student attendance, punctuality, and returning student learning portfolios. The newsletter concludes with information about extracurricular programs like Auskick in the local area.
This document provides information for parents of students at Al Basma British School for the 2019-2020 school year. It introduces the school leadership team and provides details about school policies, procedures, and expectations. Key information includes the school calendar, parent-teacher meeting dates, uniform requirements, behavior policies, medical policies, and morning routines. The principal welcomes returning and new students and families to the school community and looks forward to continuing progress.
The summary is:
The Head of Junior School at Mount Annan Christian College provides important information for parents about the start of the 2014 school year, including class allocations for teachers, the meet the teacher evening, start and finish times, uniform requirements, and equipment needed. Details are also given about swimming carnival, assemblies, communication methods, and the student management policy.
The newsletter provides information about upcoming dates, farewell messages from departing staff, music department performances, exam results, fundraising efforts, vegetable ordering, Arabic lessons, sports signups, billing reminders, foundation stage class highlights and stars of the week. It also shares news from various departments and wishes everyone a happy holiday.
The document provides information about Chorley New Road Primary Academy, including its mission statement of "Challenge, Nurture, Respect", staff members, curriculum, extracurricular activities, and policies around behavior, attendance, and uniforms. It aims to welcome new parents and provide an overview of the school.
Special Education Teacher needed for a substantially separate classroom/inclusion classroom for
children with multiple disabilities at the elementary level (Grades K-2). This is a long-term substitute position
from October 4 through December 17, 2010. Massachusetts Special Education Teacher license required. Please
send letter of interest, resume, three letters of reference and copy of license to Dr. Gretchen Bravacos at
gretchen_bravacos@wellesley.k12.ma.us or mail documents to 63 Hastings St., Wellesley, 02481.
Part-Time: Speech and Language Pathologist needed for a part-time position (2 days/week) at the elementary
level. Massachusetts SLP
The school newsletter provides information on upcoming events and activities at Williams Parkway Senior Public School. It announces that choir tryouts will be held, grade 6 students are planning a field trip to an Aboriginal festival, and grade 8 students need to pay their $30 activity fee. It also discusses International Walk to School Month, the start of after school soccer and football, and World Teacher Appreciation Day.
The document is a newsletter from Norwood Primary School dated July 9th, 2010. It includes summaries of events at the school such as Year 2 visiting a rainforest expert with animals, Year 6 going on a residential trip, and Year 3 tasting chocolate. It also announces upcoming events like a PTA barbecue and Eco Day at the school. Various student achievements are highlighted in the "Children in the Spotlight" section.
This newsletter provides information to parents about upcoming dates at Norwood school, recognizes star students, updates on activities happening at the school like a visit from a Viking, and provides reminders about policies like parking and attendance. It also shares information about school admissions, reception parent questionnaires, and upcoming PTA meetings. The headteacher thanks the school bursar and local newspaper for their support of improving the school newsletter.
The principal provides an update on the second semester at Sperreng Middle School. He thanks parents for their support during the first semester and encourages continued partnership with teachers. Safety procedures are being reviewed in light of recent events. Upcoming MAP testing dates will be provided and students are encouraged to prepare. The school continues building relationships through character education programs. Bring Your Own Device usage is growing and being used positively in classrooms.
This newsletter from Tisbury School provides information to parents on upcoming events and changes at the school. It announces that the school term will end on July 4th and resume on July 21st. It addresses issues around students arriving late to class and emphasizes the importance of being on time. It also provides details on selections for the school's talent show taking place on June 27th and changes made to the junior cloakroom area to allow for more teaching space. The newsletter closes by congratulating students who placed in a recent cross country event and advertising dates for the school canteen.
The newsletter provides information about upcoming events at Wembley Primary School. It discusses the recent successful Year 6 camp to Canberra and the upcoming Year 5/6 Gala Sports Day. It also addresses the issue of students arriving late to school and encourages parents to ensure their children arrive by 8:55am. The newsletter provides recognition to high achieving students and the swimming squad competing in the regional carnival.
The newsletter provides information about upcoming events at Al Yasmina School including:
- A music recital on January 31st and various house athletics days in February.
- An introduction of the new Assistant Head of Students, Mrs. Watkins, who outlines her background and new role focusing on student well-being.
- Details about the upcoming International Day celebration on February 13th where students are encouraged to dress representing their nationality.
- Congratulations to the Foundation Stage students of the week and information about what topics FS1 and FS2 will be covering in the upcoming week.
- The newsletter provides updates from various departments at Al Yasmina School including Music, PE, Nurses' office, and different year levels.
- In Music, over 100 students joined the Junior choir and preparations began for the school musical production of "The Wiz".
- PE announcements included requirements for swimming lessons and the members of the Primary Swim Team were announced.
- The Nurses' office provided tips for easy and nutritious breakfast options.
- Foundation stage and various year levels shared the learning activities and achievements of the past week as well as upcoming events.
- This document provides a history of Fairmont High School from its founding in 1977 through 2007.
- It details the establishment of the school during a period of political unrest in South Africa, with the first principal Clive Wigg overseeing construction and staffing ahead of opening with just Standards 6-8.
- The first year of the school saw excitement around initial sports fixtures and other activities while facilities were still limited, with the hall not ready until term 3. Voluntary committees helped with fundraising, uniforms, and establishing a PTA.
- Eggar's School pupils achieved outstanding GCSE results for the fourth consecutive year, with approximately three quarters or more achieving 5 or more high grades. Last year they were the 7th most improved school in the country for these results.
- The headteacher is delighted with these results and other successes this year, including being identified as a High Performing Specialist School.
- The headteacher has also been asked to join the new National Council for Educational Excellence to help achieve world-class education in the UK.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
Este documento describe varias herramientas para crear presentaciones en línea como Prezi, Slideboom, Slideoo, Imageloop, Scribd, SlideRocket, Authorstream, Slideshare, Mpressr y Slideroll. Prezi permite crear presentaciones interactivas con efectos visuales como zoom, mientras que herramientas como Slideboom, Slideoo, Imageloop y SlideRocket también ofrecen efectos visuales dinámicos. Scribd y Slideshare se enfocan más en compartir presentaciones de diapositivas estáticas.
This document lists 20 e-book titles related to Shia topics. The titles include books about ethics vs jurisprudence, Iran, the history and exegesis of the Quran, intelligent learning, the philosophy of heresy, the Mahdi in anticipation, infallible imams, a food dictionary, fate, temporary marriage, family, fasting, the prophets Muhammad and Ali, dissimulation, the path of Ahl al-Bayt, fundamentals of religion, unity of existence, religious authority and imitation, perspective, and love.
Este documento presenta un curso de formación sobre la gestión de sistemas de información y protección de datos en la nube. El curso está dirigido a empresarios y profesionales interesados en conocer las herramientas necesarias para los responsables de seguridad de la información. El programa incluye temas como la planificación de sistemas en la nube, contratación de servicios en la nube, organización y tratamiento de datos, y casos prácticos. La metodología es práctica con ejemplos y estudios de caso. El
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This document discusses how cooperatives can strengthen small businesses. It provides an overview of the Northwest Co-op Development Center, which helps start and develop cooperatives. Cooperatives are defined as businesses that are member-owned, controlled, and benefitted. Several case studies of successful cooperatives are presented, such as purchasing cooperatives for collision shops and home health care cooperatives. Cooperatives are said to help small businesses by increasing income, efficiency, buying power, scale, and support.
1) The document provides information about upcoming events at Norwood Primary School such as a quiz night, International Day celebration, Christmas fair, junior carol concert, and Christmas plays.
2) It also provides updates on the after-school club, improvements to the school grounds, and opportunities for volunteering at the school.
3) Key dates for the autumn and spring terms are listed, including holidays and early closures.
- The head teacher, Mr. Dumbell, is enjoying his new role at Norwood and sees opportunities to further develop the school.
- Parents have found the school newsletters useful and response to educational sessions has been positive.
- The document provides information on upcoming school events over the half term break and in the following terms, as well as sports team results and notices.
This document provides information for parents about their child's transition to Marlow CE Infant School. It outlines the school's values of believing in every child's potential and providing a rich learning environment. It details the information packet parents will receive, transition activities like home visits and orientation mornings, school procedures, ways for parents to be involved and key dates. The goal is a smooth transition and partnership between home and school.
This newsletter provides information about upcoming term dates and events at Norwood Primary School. It recognizes student achievements in swimming and orienteering competitions. It also shares the results of a parent questionnaire, including feedback on reports, workshops, and parent-teacher meetings. The newsletter emphasizes the importance of punctuality and encourages parents to help students arrive at school on time.
This document provides information for parents about their child starting at Marlow CE Infant School. It outlines the school's values of believing in every child's potential and providing a rich learning environment. It details the reception parents' meeting, information pack contents, transition activities, home visits, the curriculum, attendance policies, communication methods, lunch options and the roles of the governors and PTA. The overall purpose is to prepare parents and children for starting school.
This document provides information for parents about an upcoming reception parents' meeting at Marlow C of E Infant School. It outlines the school's motivation to create inspiring learning and help each child reach their potential. It discusses preparations for starting school, including transition afternoons, home visits, and a transfer morning. Information is provided on the reception curriculum, school uniform, attendance, and medical forms. The document also discusses communication between home and school and ways for parents to get involved through volunteering, fundraising, and the Parents and Friends Association.
The document provides information about upcoming events at Tisbury School to parents. It welcomes new teachers, students, and families. It outlines changes to procedures such as students being recorded as late if they arrive after the new 8:45am meet and greet time. The upcoming Southern Zone athletics event on March 2nd is announced and parent help is requested. General information about term dates and the school canteen roster is also provided.
This document provides information for parents about P.S./I.S. 226 including school hours, leadership team, arrival and dismissal procedures, attendance policy, and breakfast/lunch information. It introduces the principal and assistant principals and encourages parents to attend family night and PTA meetings. The school uses an app called Remind to communicate with families.
This document provides information for parents about their child starting reception at Marlow C of E Infant School. It discusses the school's motivations and values, introduces the reception teaching team. It outlines the school's preparations for starting, including transition activities, home visits, and the information pack. Logistical details are provided around uniforms, attendance, medical needs, and the first day. The document also discusses communication methods and ways for parents to get involved through volunteering, fundraising, and the Parents and Friends Association.
This document provides important dates and information for Ascot School families in Term 4. It announces upcoming events like the school pet show, performances, camps, and book fair. It reminds families to return uniforms and library books. It also provides school account payment details and canteen lunch options. Finally, it acknowledges students' achievements and responsible behavior.
The principal's newsletter updates parents on recent events at the school and important upcoming dates. It notes that the school is halfway through the current term and expresses condolences for the recent passing of Mrs. Doherty's husband. The newsletter also provides information about various school activities, including cross country, milk and winter sports programs, and an assembly visit. It reminds parents about uniform requirements and chocolate fundraisers. Important dates are listed and a math curriculum information evening is announced.
The document provides information about upcoming events at Norwood Primary School such as Walk to School Week from October 6-10, Harvest Festival assemblies on October 7 and 10, and Parents' Evenings on October 21 and 23. It also encourages donations to charities such as Water Aid and Macmillan Cancer Support and notifies about book orders through Scholastic Books.
The newsletter provides updates from Norwood Primary School. It announces that the spring term is underway and building projects are progressing on schedule. It also notes that the school has received an award for improvements in basic skills and over 90 students have perfect attendance so far this year. Additionally, it advertises an upcoming PTA meeting and describes a successful Christmas craft morning event.
This document provides information for parents about their child starting Primary 1 at Comely Park Primary School. It includes introductions to the Primary 1 teachers, other school staff, and an overview of the school day, routines, and curriculum. The goal of the induction session is to allow children to meet their teacher and classmates, discuss starting Primary 1, and provide information about school procedures, the Parent Council, and meal service.
The document provides information for parents about the pre-primary program at Wattle Grove Primary School. It outlines the school's aims to provide a safe and supportive learning environment. It describes the learning areas that will be covered and goals for English and mathematics. It also provides practical information about school procedures like arrival/departure times, uniforms, and term dates.
This document provides information for parents about their child starting Primary 1 at Comely Park Primary School. It includes details about meeting the teachers, classrooms, the school day schedule, routines and procedures. The aims of the induction session are to allow children to meet their teacher and classmates, provide information about starting P1, and share information from the Parent Council and School Meal Service.
This document provides information from a staff information session at Area Macleod College P-12. It outlines the school session times from 9am to 3:15pm and includes information about homework expectations, NAPLAN testing for grade 5 students, grade 5/6 sport times, and an upcoming camp for grade 5/6 students at Sovereign Hill from June 7-9. Contact for parents is through the classroom teachers or by making an appointment with Mrs. Convery.
Mr. Acton and Mrs. Browne teach Year 6 from Monday to Friday. The document provides information about the Year 6 curriculum, timetable, uniform expectations, PE lessons, homework, snacks, and rewards system. It also includes contact information for the Year 6 teachers and ways for parents to communicate messages to the teachers.
This document provides information about Craigour Park Primary School located in Edinburgh, including its contact information, website, policies, procedures, curriculum, and events. It outlines the school's expectations for pupils and parents/guardians regarding arrival/dismissal, communication, uniform, homework, and more. The goal is to welcome new families and keep them informed about the school.
This letter from the principal of Indiana Avenue School welcomes parents and students to the new school year starting September 3rd. It provides important announcements and tips for the beginning of the year, including where to find teacher assignments, what supplies students should bring, bus procedures, and drop-off/pick-up locations and times. The principal emphasizes partnership with parents and a commitment to student success and well-being.
The document is a newsletter from Norwood Primary School. It summarizes events from the school including a Children's University graduation where students received credits for extracurricular activities, sports tournaments and days that the school participated in, achievements of students, and upcoming events at the school. It provides information on term dates and clubs/activities happening in the upcoming week.
The Norwood Primary School summer fayre was a success despite rainy weather. There were various performances and activities for visitors to enjoy. The highlight was seeing the head teacher in the stocks. The PTA thanked everyone for their support in making the event possible. Upcoming events at the school were also announced, including the arts festival happening in early July.
The document provides information about various events at Norwood Primary School. It discusses that Year 6 students went on a residential trip to Llangollen, Wales where they participated in activities like canoeing and castle walks. It also mentions that the school will be holding a summer fair and dragons' den competition where students pitched product ideas. Additionally, it provides updates about sports activities and achievements of students. The document shares a schedule of upcoming events and club meeting times at the school.
This newsletter from Norwood Primary School provides information about upcoming events and accomplishments of students. It discusses an arts festival that the school will host in 5 weeks with clay modeling done by Year 4 families. It also announces staffing changes for the next school year with new class assignments. Additionally, it advertises local businesses and lists upcoming school events through the end of term in mid-July like a sports day, arts festival, and summer fair.
The document provides information about upcoming events at Norwood Primary School. It summarizes a visit by Year One students to an underwater-themed playground and visits from a police carrier and firefighters. It also announces various clubs, awards for student achievements, and competitions. The final section encourages entries for a recycled materials tree-building competition in honor of World Environment Day.
This document provides information about upcoming events at Norwood Primary School over the next few months. It includes details about the arts festival in July, the enterprise project in June, clubs and activities, and achievements of some students. The school newsletter updates parents on term dates, meal menus, star of the week awards, and other general announcements.
Norwood Primary School's A football team reached another final in the Duddy Shield competition. They played well but ultimately lost, with goalkeeper Aaron Rimmer and scorer Matthew Van Sprang-Rimmer playing especially well. The school community strongly supported the team. Upcoming events include a fashion show, visits to Liverpool and Llangollen, and the annual sports day and arts festival. Children from the school have received praise and awards for their behavior and performances representing the school.
The document is the May 2011 issue of the Norwood News, a school newsletter. It provides information about upcoming events at the school including sports competitions, school trips, and parent meetings. It also celebrates student accomplishments like passing swimming levels and winning archery competitions. Finally, it provides the school term dates and club meeting schedules for the upcoming week.
This newsletter provides information about upcoming events at Norwood Primary School over the next few months, including a year 4 trip, year 6 SATs, a meeting for new reception parents, sports day, and an arts festival. It also announces the winners of the weekly classroom tidiness competition and lists after-school clubs scheduled to resume after the spring break.
The document is a newsletter from Norwood Primary School dated March 25th, 2011. It discusses upcoming events at the school including a visit from a Viking named Snorri who taught Year 3 students about Viking life, sports day, an arts festival, and parent meetings. It also highlights student accomplishments and upcoming clubs and competitions at the school.
The document is a newsletter from Norwood Primary School providing updates on various school events and activities. It announces that there are 17 weeks remaining until the local arts festival, and that the school's sports hall athletics team came in third place in the regional finals competition. It also includes information about term dates and closures, fundraising efforts collecting supermarket vouchers, opportunities for local businesses to advertise in the newsletter, and upcoming after school clubs and activities for students.
Kim Taylor is the Parent Support Advisor at Norwood Primary School who is available to offer help, advice, and support to all parents and caregivers of children at the school. As a Learning Mentor, she is also available to the children to discuss any worries or concerns. Parents can contact her by phone from 8:30am to 3:30pm to make an appointment or see her on the playground each morning. She aims to support families so that children feel safe, enjoy, and achieve at Norwood Primary and families feel welcomed in the school community.
The document is a school newsletter containing the following information:
1) It announces upcoming term dates and events at the school such as arts festivals, sports competitions, and parent-teacher meetings.
2) It highlights student achievements in areas like swimming lessons and writing competitions.
3) It provides updates on activities happening in different classes, such as a visit from an owl expert in Year 2 and bird feeder building in Reception.
This issue of the Norwood News provides information about upcoming term dates and events at Norwood Primary School. It thanks volunteers who helped raise £450 for the school's Arts Festival by bag packing at Asda. Notices are provided about after school club spaces becoming available after half term and bag packing volunteering opportunities at Morrisons. The star pupils of the week from each class are also listed, along with upcoming after school clubs and a reminder about coats. Finally, the school newsletter team interviews a school governor, Mrs. Silcox, about her spare time activities, dislikes about being a governor, favorite part of the role, and reasons for becoming a governor.
The document is a newsletter from Norwood Primary School dated January 28th 2011. It provides information on upcoming term dates and events. It highlights that Year 6 students participated in an evacuation drill to learn about life during World War 2. It also announces various extracurricular activities and clubs taking place at the school and recognizes students' achievements.
This newsletter from Norwood Primary School provides information about upcoming term dates and events. It highlights that Year 2 students are learning about electricity and circuits as part of their topic "When the Lights Go Out." It also announces clubs happening the following week and names students who are the "Star of the Week."
The document is a newsletter from Norwood Primary School. It provides information about upcoming events at the school including a visit from author Eamonn Reilly, changes to term dates, and clubs and activities for students. It also highlights student achievements and provides information about governor interviews, lost property, and local healthy lifestyle programs.
The document is a newsletter from Norwood Primary School announcing upcoming events. It discusses Year 6 students' volcano, rocket, and firework projects and models, naming the winners. It also provides the school term dates and informs parents about Christmas performances, a Christmas fair, and pantomime. Winners of recent competitions and fundraising efforts are recognized.
This document provides the term dates and upcoming events for Norwood Primary School in Southport, UK. It lists the term start and end dates for the autumn 2010, spring 2011, and summer 2011 terms. It also announces upcoming school performances and events like the Christmas fair and pantomime. Short articles provide updates on classes visiting the local church to learn about the Ten Commandments and holding competitions related to Thanksgiving and The Chronicles of Narnia. The document closes with recognizing student achievements and announcing temporary changes to school meals due to kitchen renovations.
This document provides information about Norwood Primary School including term dates, upcoming events, and news items. Key details include:
- The Autumn term ends on December 17th and the Spring term begins on January 5th.
- Upcoming events include an anti-bullying week, Christmas performances and fairs, and a pantomime.
- News items report on hatched chicks in Year 1, a jam party held by Year 2, and football matches for the school team.
1. No. 1 September 5th 2008
Norwood News
Welcome!
Dates for your Diary
Welcome back and I hope that everyone has had an enjoyable summer, despite the very
Autumn Term 2008 disappointing weather. I would like to use this opportunity of my first Norwood newsletter to say
Children in Year R start: how delighted I have been with the positive and enthusiastic response of the children, the staff
Monday 8th September. and the parents to my first few days. It is always a terrific sight to see all the children looking so
smart in their new uniforms and haircuts. As a resident of Southport since 1995 I have always
School closes: Thursday 23rd
held Norwood Primary School in high regard and was delighted to be offered the post of Head
October at 3.15 pm.
Teacher on Mrs. Prince’s retirement. After working for 5 years as Assistant Head at Churchtown
Please note: The children will Primary School I am well aware of the importance of developing strong links with the community
not be in school on Friday 24th and with parents and I intend to find many different ways in the near future to build on
October and Monday 3rd Norwood’s successes in this field.
November due to staff training. As well as extending this welcome to all children and their families who are new to Norwood, I
days. would also like to welcome a couple of new members of staff. Mrs. Perrett, a very experienced
teacher, joins us from Hudson Primary in Maghull and will be working in Year 4. Mrs. Wilson has
Half Term: Monday 27th -
replaced Mrs. Marsden as our school cook, who retired at the end of last term. I’m sure you will
Friday 31st October 2008.
wish them every happiness in their time at Norwood.
Children return to school: As you all know Mrs. Lawson has been unwell this last year and now has to undergo further
Tuesday 4th November 2008 treatment for her illness. She had hoped to return to teach her Year 2 class. We are fortunate
School closes: that Mrs. Ashcroft is able to continue working in that year group. Naturally I know you will join us
Friday 19th December at 2pm in wishing Mrs. Lawson a speedy recovery.
for Christmas holiday. I look forward to meeting you all over the next few months and hope that we can all work
together to ensure that the children have a very safe, happy and challenging time at Norwood.
-oOo-
Spring Term 2009
Children return to school:
Head Teacher
Monday 5th January 2009 at
New Beginnings….
8.55 am.
For those of you who are new to the school, here are a few helpful hints which are of benefit to
School closes:Thursday 12th the staff and your children:
February at 3.15 pm. Due to a • Any changes to contact details including mobile phone numbers. Please put these in
staff training day on Friday writing and hand them it at the school office. When trying to get in touch with you it saves
13th. unnecessary time and distress to your child if they are feeling unwell and need to be
Half Term:Monday 16th– taken home.
Friday 20th February inc. • All uniform should be clearly labelled with your child’s name and class. This will save
time and tears when your child is trying to locate their belongings.
School closes: Friday 3rd April
at 2pm for the Easter holiday. • Money should always be sent into school in an envelope clearly marked with your child’s
name and class.
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• Pass on useful information such as holiday dates and finishing times to childminders,
Summer Term 2009 grandparents and to any other carer involved in escorting your children to school. Let
Children return to school: them read your copy of the newsletters which provides this information.
Monday 20th April 2009 at • If your child has had their ears pierced during the holiday, please remember that for
8.55 am. health and safety reasons the earrings will need to be removed for PE.
• We have an ‘open door policy’ here at Norwood and if you have any concerns about
School closed: Bank holiday
your child, please speak to a member of our staff who will endeavour to resolve the mat-
Monday 4th May.
ter as soon as possible.
School closes:Friday 22nd May
• Always remember to check the ‘Dates for your Diary’ section of these newsletters for up
at 3.15 pm.
to date information.
Head Teacher: Lee Dumbell Norwood Crescent Tel: 01704 211960
email:admin.norwood@schools.sefton.gov.uk Southport PR9 7DU FAX: 01704 232712
2. School Meals Charges
Please note: As of the 1st September, 2008 the cost of a school meal has increased to
Dates for your Diary
£1.55 per day which means you need to send in £7.75 per week on a Monday morning.
Please bear in mind that a huge amount of unnecessary time can be taken up with late din- Summer Term 2009 cont:
ner money! Whenever possible it would be much appreciated if you can send in the correct Half Term:Monday 25th–
money in an envelope clearly marked with your child’s name and class. If your child was Friday 29th May (inc.)
absent for any reason the previous week, please deduct £1.55 for each of these days when
Children return to school:
paying for the following week.
Monday 1st June at 8.55 am.
More children now seem to be enjoying the vegetarian option on the menu. It would be
helpful to us if you can inform the school office in writing if your child is a committed vege- School closed: Staff training day
tarian. This will ensure that we are making enough vegetarian meals each day. Monday 13th July.
Applications for Free School Meals should have been made during the holiday. No free School closes: Tuesday 21st
meals can be given if we have not received confirmation from the Student Support Section July at 2.00 pm.
of your entitlement. It is your responsibility as a parent or carer to renew your claim for free
school meals.
School Uniform
Girls uniform: White polo shirts, school sweatshirt/navy blue cardigan, grey skirt /pinafore/trousers, white socks or grey tights.
Boys uniform: White polo shirts and school sweatshirt, grey school trousers or shorts and grey socks.
Footwear: Sensible footwear should be worn at all times. Trainers and high heeled shoes are not part of our uniform.
School fleece (optional) is a lightweight jacket which may be worn as well as a sweatshirt and as an alternative to a coat and is
available from Rawcliffes of Southport as is the school sweatshirt and the new waterproof coat with the school logo. Sweatshirts
and Bookbags are available to purchase from the school office.
For health and safety reasons no jewellery or large bags should be brought into school. We do not have the space to
accommodate large bags in our cloakroom areas.
Dogs
Please remember that dogs are not allowed on any part of the school premises at any time. The only exception to this rule is
Guide Dogs.
Promotion of Fruit & Milk Schemes in Schools
Milk and fruit is provided to enable children to benefit from the nutritional value. Fruit is provided for each
child in Year’s R, 1 and 2 through funding from the National Lottery. Milk is paid for by the EU Milk Subsidy
Scheme and is provided for children who are under 5 years of age and in Year R .
Children in other year groups can bring in a piece of fruit from home, which they can eat at playtime. We ask
that only fruit or vegetables are sent in, no other foods are allowed including nuts as some children may have
a nut allergy.
Cycles & Parking in the Crescent
Children should not be cycling across the playground. They should walk their bicycles through the main
gate through to the back of the school and lock them up securely.
Parents need to be aware that cycles must not to be chained to the railings of the school grounds. This
upsets the residents of Norwood Crescent and we receive many calls of complaint.
Please give consideration when parking cars. The residents get very upset when cars are parked over
driveways preventing access to their homes.
School Photographer
The photographer will be in school on Tuesday 30th September to take individual photographs. Children should be in full school
uniform.
Meet the Teacher Meetings
Parents have the opportunity to meet their child’s new class teacher from 2.30—3.15 pm on the following dates:
Tuesday 9th September— Year 2 Tuesday 16th September— Year 3
Wednesday 10th September—Year 1 Wednesday 17th September—Year 4
Thursday 11th September—Year 5 Thursday 18th September—Year 6