Lobby ppt monday 22nd june 2015
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The document lists several upcoming events at a school including class trips, liturgies, and sports day. It also announces a summer fair on June 28th and requests donations and volunteers. Finally, it provides the attendance percentages for classes the previous week with Year 6 and Year 1 tying for the best attendance at 100%.
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Lobby ppt thursday 14th september 2015 new
The document provides information about upcoming school events and notices:
- There are intake sessions scheduled for reception and nursery classes on various Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
- Cycle training is scheduled for different year groups on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
- Whole school and individual year group masses are scheduled for Thursday and Friday.
- A MacMillan Coffee Morning fundraiser is scheduled for Friday at the local church.
- Attendance percentages and rankings are provided for the previous week with Year 1 ranked highest.
- Required school supplies are listed for junior classes in years 5 and 6.
Lobby ppt thursday 7th september 2015 new
This document provides information about upcoming events and requirements for a school. It lists several parent meetings and activities happening during the week as well as details about uniforms, PE kits, and supplies needed for junior classes. Guidelines are provided around attendance, lateness, and snacks. The document aims to welcome students back and communicate changes for the new year including new staff, weekly focuses, and expectations around holidays and absence notifications.
Lobby ppt thursday 7th september 2015
This document provides information about upcoming events and requirements for a school. It includes details about parent meetings, Mass attendance, intake sessions for reception students, cycle training, and a coffee morning fundraiser. It emphasizes the importance of proper school uniform, having a full PE kit, and outlines supplies needed for junior classes. It also notes changes for the new school year like assembly times and new coaches, as well as expectations around attendance, lateness, and snacks.
Lobby ppt thursday 3rd september 2015
The document provides information for parents about the start of the new school year. It reminds parents to ensure children have the proper uniform and PE kit. It also lists supplies needed for various classes. The document includes prayers for the new school year, asking God to bless and guide the children, teachers, and staff in their mind, body and spirit as the year begins.
Lobby ppt monday 13th july 2015
This document provides information about the end of the school year and start of summer holidays for a school. It notes that the last day of school is Thursday and will finish at 1:30pm, with no after school clubs. It reminds students to have the correct uniform and necessary school supplies when classes resume on September 3rd. Finally, it includes the end of year prayer for the school community.
Lobby ppt monday 1st june
The document provides information about various school events and trips taking place during certain weeks, including swimming lessons and visits to places like Legoland. It also shares data on class attendance from the previous week, with Year 6 having the highest percentage at 99.3%. The document concludes with some safety tips for using social media and communicating online or via mobile phones.
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Lobby ppt monday 22nd june 2015
- 2. • Year 1 Class Liturgy – Monday • Year 6 Swimming – Monday afternoon • Sports Day - Tuesday • Red Hat trip to the Transport Museum - Wednesday • Year 3 Swimming – Wednesday afternoon • Year 1 and 2 Trip to Whipsnade - Thursday • Year 4 going to mass at English Martyrs - Friday
- 3. • Please come and support our Summer Fayre this Sunday – 28th June 12.30- 2.30pm
- 4. • ¨ Stalls: Parents are able to purchase a stall for £15.00 per table - anyone interested please let the office or a member of Friends know • ¨ Second hand clothes-Please donate any good condition second hand clothes and toys that we may be able to sell • ¨ Tombola: Can you please let us have any unwanted gifts • ¨ Raffle: If you work for or know of a company who would be willing to provide prize for the raffle please let us know. Sometimes if you actually ask you may be pleasantly surprised! • ¨ Your help is needed: can you spare some time to help set up, clean up at the end or do a job on the day ? Please let Althea/Caroline/office know •
- 5. • Year 6 First Aid Training – Monday • Year 3 Swimming - Monday • Parents Evening – Monday 3-5pm • School Council Trip to the Greater London Assembly – Tuesday • Year 4 trip to Wembley Open Air Cinema – Wednesday • Year 6 Swimming – Wednesday • Year 5 trip to Open Air cinema - Friday
- 6. WHOLE SCHOOL – 95.4% Which class had the best attendance last week? W/E 19th June 2015 Year Percentage Rank Year 6 100% 1 Year 1 100% 2 Year 4 99% 3 Year 5 98% 4 Year 2 96% 5 Year 3 94% 6 Reception 80.7% 7