Newsletter
February Week 3
Friday 23rd February
Book Week (next week)
Introduction on Monday
Library and Free Book Vouchers on Tuesday
Book Swap on Wednesday
Dress up as a Book Character on Thursday
Star Writers on Friday
Book related activities all week including Art afternoon on the theme of books and illustrations.
Prizes for the best costumes, best writing, best reading challenge photos and many more…!
Thank you to the PTA for another successful event. The Spring Ball was enjoyed by all. As a school we are very lucky to have such a supportive team of parents and carers who work with us for the good of the children.
Friday 9th March marks the return of our Mother’s Day Stall. This gives children the opportunity to buy gifts for their special person. All gifts are priced at near to cost as possible and the service is non-profit making.
If you have any good quality gifts (e.g. unused shower gels, candles, gift sets etc...)that you can donate to the stall it would mean that we make a small profit for the PTA. Please send in any gifts on Thursday 1st March.
Many thanks. The PTA Team
Attendance
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2 |
3BG |
3P |
4F |
4T |
5 |
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96% |
93% |
97% |
97% |
98% |
96% |
95% |
98% |
97% |
Week ending 23rd Feb
2 classes still not meeting the requirement
Medical Appointments
All appointments, where possible, should be made out of school hours. If this is unavoidable; for example an emergency appointment, your child should still attend school before/after the appointment. Any sibling should attend school as normal. All clinic/hospital/dentist appointments must be made in advance and be supported by an appointment letter in order to authorise any missed sessions.
Walking Home Alone – Year 5 and 6 Pupils only
We understand the need for children in Years 5 and 6 to begin to develop their independence as part of their preparation for Secondary school. Parents/carers who are happy for their child to walk home alone must sign the ‘walk home permission slip’ and return it to school by Monday 5th March. If the school does not receive this permission slip your child will not be permitted to walk home by themselves.
Traffic
Parking and traffic down Baring Road is becoming a major source of concern. We are alerting parents/carers to the dangers posed by the numbers of cars, lorries and coaches going at speed and mounting the pavement. Please be vigilant and keep your children near to you especially those on scooters.
In addition to this, we still have parents/carers parking over the drives of neighbours. Please show some courtesy park within the law.
Year 5 - Congratulations Boys!
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Silver medal winners and now through to the borough finals.
Livingstone Achievement Awards
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Reception |
Yr1 |
Yr2 |
3BG |
Yr3P |
Yr4F |
Yr4T |
Yr5 |
Yr6 |
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Joshua for creating a fabulous ‘paper man’ Maddie for using her phonics in her writing. |
Teddy for great attitude to all his work. Lois for her own version of the ‘Three Little Pigs’ |
Charlie for his amazing questions about Willy the Wizard. Noah for telling the time to the nearest quarter. |
Andra for a great diary plan and Sara for confident swimming on her first day. |
Vjosana for great improvement in Maths. Grace for being a kind member of the class and always doing the right thing. |
Zach for outstanding behaviour on the school trip. Ryley for his excellent recount of the day. |
Ellie for showing an amazing improvement in her focus, effort and independence. Maya for her incredible home learning project on a Chinese Dragon
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Adamant Archie for an amazing half term projects on the Tudors. Well done everyone who put in the effort! Kacper for brilliant attitude to his work. |
Isabella for always being well-behaved and hard-working. Arthur for his effort in Maths and achieving his targets. |
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KF1 |
Jamie for fantastic independent writing. |
KF2 |
Siddarth and Fabiano for their retelling of the Boccia Tournament |
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Jamie Yr2 and Tyler 3P
Bronze Awards for completing their first sticker chart
Diary Dates
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Event New dates added in bold |
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Monday 26th |
World Book Week |
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Information to follow |
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Wednesday 28th |
Book Swap |
All year groups |
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Read it -swap it for another book |
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March |
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Thursday 1st |
Book Character Day-Dress Up as your favourite character |
All year groups |
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Prizes for most imaginative |
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Road Safety Workshop |
Yr 4 |
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Parent Rep Meeting CABIN 9am |
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Friday 9th |
Mother’s Day Stall- Pupils can buy small presents for their Mother |
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Letters to follow from PTA |
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Boys Football Match v Foulds Home 3:15 |
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Monday 12th |
Road Safety Workshop |
Yr 4 |
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Tuesday 13th |
Cross Country Competition |
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More info to follow |
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Wednesday 14th |
Parent Consultations 9:00-11:00 |
Yr 1, 2 & 3 am |
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Letters to follow |
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Parent Consultations 1:30-3:30 |
Yr 4,5 & 6 pm |
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Thursday 15th |
Parent Consultations 4:30-6:30 |
All Year Groups |
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IntoUniversity Workshops – |
Yr 3 |
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Inspiration for Higher Education |
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Inter-House Cross Country Competition pm |
KS2 |
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Tuesday 20th |
Greek Day |
Yr 3 |
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Thursday 22nd |
Briefing for Paris Trip 3pm |
Yr 5 |
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Parents/Carers |
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Monday 26th |
‘Read with Me’ Assembly 9am |
All Year Groups |
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Choose a book with your child |
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Wednesday 28th |
Family Sport Festival |
Yr 1 |
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East Barnet School |
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Inter-house Dance Competition |
Yr 3 |
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Thursday 29th |
Easter Assembly 9:00 |
Yr 5 |
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All Welcome |
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Thursday 29th March -School Finishes 2pm - No Clubs/ No CABIN Club on the last day. School Re-opens on Monday 16th April at 8am Breakfast Club. CABIN Club open first day back - all other clubs re-start 23rd April |
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