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Weekly Wave from Mrs Shaw – 24.04.2020
Posted On 24 Apr 2020
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I want to start off with a thank you this week. We started the week with a beautiful video-surprise from the children which was absolutely lovely! We then went on to do our stone painting challenge – another thing to help us all feel connected in this tough time! I have seen some lovely work from the children this week as well. None of this would be possible without your amazing support! Just having one child at home and trying to keep him entertained whilst trying to work is hard enough so I am truly in awe of how you are managing to do all of these amazing things!
Struggling to access work online?
As the weeks drag into months we are aware that some of our families are really struggling to access online work. Therefore from next week, any families struggling can contact their class teacher who will prepare a pack and leave it for collection in the school office.
Rock painting challenge
I have loved seeing all the lovely rocks left outside the school this week. Keep going and we will soon have one from everyone to bring us all back together!
I have loved seeing all the lovely rocks left outside the school this week. Keep going and we will soon have one from everyone to bring us all back together!
Year 6 transition to secondary school
I know there has been some uncertainty and anxiety around how transition to secondary school is going to work if schools haven’t returned. Please try not to worry! The school has been working with the Local Authority and the secondary schools to put together a plan if we are not back before the end of the term. As for saying goodbye to friends – if the schools have not returned before the end of the term then we are planning to invite all our year 6’s back for the usual send off (prom, leavers assembly etc.) so whichever way it goes the children will not miss out! If you have any anxieties or need support with appeals or school places please contact Mr Dear or the school office – we are always here to help!
I know there has been some uncertainty and anxiety around how transition to secondary school is going to work if schools haven’t returned. Please try not to worry! The school has been working with the Local Authority and the secondary schools to put together a plan if we are not back before the end of the term. As for saying goodbye to friends – if the schools have not returned before the end of the term then we are planning to invite all our year 6’s back for the usual send off (prom, leavers assembly etc.) so whichever way it goes the children will not miss out! If you have any anxieties or need support with appeals or school places please contact Mr Dear or the school office – we are always here to help!
⭐ Stars of the week ⭐
Buttercups: Pixie – for always trying her best especially with her name writing and maths
Daisies: Ambrose – A brilliant attitude to the challenges this week the video he made telling me about his favourite book was a highlight. Massive well done!
Tulips: Chloe C for fabulous pirate work and also working hard to occupy and keep me comfy in my jar
Sunflowers: Flynn for weighing his ingredients and baking some amazing ginger biscuits!
Daisies: Ambrose – A brilliant attitude to the challenges this week the video he made telling me about his favourite book was a highlight. Massive well done!
Tulips: Chloe C for fabulous pirate work and also working hard to occupy and keep me comfy in my jar
Sunflowers: Flynn for weighing his ingredients and baking some amazing ginger biscuits!
Willows: Josh – for consistently completing his home learning activities
Birches: Filip for fantastic effort with the maths challenge set yesterday
Elms: Alfie for his improvement in timetables and for his crafts and models he made at home
Oaks: Junior- Hull Art (The Deep)
Birches: Filip for fantastic effort with the maths challenge set yesterday
Elms: Alfie for his improvement in timetables and for his crafts and models he made at home
Oaks: Junior- Hull Art (The Deep)
