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The Patten Pages the William Patten Newsletter for Parents and Children The Patten Pages The William Patten Newsletter for Parents and Children th Issue 86 Friday 9 October 2015 We have had another busy few weeks at Roman Day William Patten and we still have a lot to fit Spending the whole day as a Roman might sound in before half term! Please check the like a lot of fun but Year 4 proved recently that it's also quite hard work! They learnt Latin, wrote on calendar on the school website for details wax tablets instead of paper and discovered how of upcoming events. to read and write Roman numerals. Then everyone had a go at making their own Roman Hackney Museum workshop shield and mosaic before joining in with a Roman Yesterday, Year 1 had a visitor from Hackney banquet. Our Roman ancestors would have been proud! Museum who brought along a million year old fossil found on Stoke Newington common and a piece of ancient pottery found in Dalston. She also brought along four very different suitcases, belonging to four very different people, who had all moved to Hackney. We had to look at the clues in each suitcase and act as detective teams to find out who they were and why they had left their homes to move here. Mary Vance had moved in the 60s on the Windrush from Trinidad to become a bus conductor. A Victorian Mary had left Yorkshire in search of work as a maid in smoggy London. Mohammed had fled civil war in Sierra Leone in the 90s. Conrad Loddiges All about Me moved from Germany to a 1798 version of Both nursery classes have been learning about Hackney, full of green fields, and had started a our half term topic of "All about me". We have tropical plant nursery. Some of these trees can been busy carefully painting self-portraits as well still be seen in Abney Park Cemetery today! as talking about ourselves. We have also had fun The children thoroughly enjoyed searching exploring colour mixing whilst making hand prints. through the various objects and clues, learning We have enjoyed talking about and looking at more about Hackney’s past. pictures of our families as well as looking at ourselves as babies. We are looking forward to our favourite things for next week! Visit our website www.williampatten.hackney.sch.uk Our Local Area As part of our geography topic of looking at our local area, both Year 1 classes took a short walk outside school. We saw the different things we see on our routes to school. We Year 6 will be going to the Millfields Theatre in stopped off for a chat and discussion (and a November to see ‘Romeo and Juliet’. The Young short play!) at Kynaston Gardens. We used our Shakespeare Company came into school today to fieldwork to discuss in class the things in our lead a participatory drama workshop, involving the local area that we weren’t very keen on and children in the story, language and characters of some of the things in our area that we really the play to prepare them for their theatre visit. like. A big thank you to all the volunteers who joined us on our trip. Young Shakespeare Company has over 25 years’ experience introducing Shakespeare’s plays to primary school pupils. Since 1988 over a million children have participated in his plays using their active storytelling methods! KS2 Construction Club We started our new club this week and made some amazing models. We would be really grateful if anyone is having a sort out and has any construction toys that we could make use of in our club such as lego, duplo, meccano etc. If you do have any construction equipment please bring it to Wendy in nursery who is running this club. Thank you. Mini Olympics Unfortunately we had to cancel Tuesday’s KS1 Mini Olympics due to heavy rain. We were very hopeful that Wednesday’s KS2 event would take place and lots of parents came to participate but unfortunately the weather let us down at the last minute! Thank you to the parents who turned up for your understanding and to the children for being such good sports despite the disappointment. If you have Eight Year 12 & 13 students from Our Lady’s already sent in sponsorship money you can Convent have been working as reading volunteer collect it from the school office or leave it for helpers with 16 children from Years 2 – 4. They the rescheduled Mini Olympics which will be are being supported by Beanstalk Charity. held in the summer term – the new dates are Beanstalk provides one-to-one literacy support to rd th 3 May for KS2 and 4 May for KS1. primary school children who are struggling with reading. This is the first time they have trained School dinners – Price increase young people (they usually work with adults). The Just a reminder that the cost of school dinners students spend half a day a week with their is going up to £2.20 per day (£11.00 per week) after half term. Dinner money must be paid in allocated child. With the emphasis on having lots advance. of fun, they read together, play games and talk about books. Visit our website www.williampatten.hackney.sch.uk Attendance Fit for Sport will be running a holiday playscheme at William Patten during October half term. To book a space call them on 0845 4563233 or visit www.fitforsport.co.uk. Also at William Patten during half term ….. A huge well done to 5B for super 98.6% attendance. Rec Hannah 95.2% Rec Natalie 94.4% 1 Aimee 97.2% 1 Asima 96.5% 2 Tanya 96.6% 2 Kim 94.7% 3 Caitlin 97.3% 3 Claire 98.3% 4 Diane 97.2% 4 Leah 97.1% 5 Ben 98.6% 5 Jon 97.5% 6 Ben 97.3% 6 Christine 95.2% We have noticed a slight drop in attendance levels for a couple of classes, we are hoping this will improve during the next few weeks. Many happy returns to the children who recently celebrated birthdays: Henry Lankester-Jones, Ridji Maier, Firdous Alibhai, Charlie Clare, Malik Khouma- Blanch, Florence Some diary dates for next two weeks Nettleton, Jared Peirce, Abris Samson, th Yaseen Mapara, Oscar Olley, Terell Paul, 12 October 3CL & Y4 to Hackney Museum “ Y6 - Hackney Museum Archives Nikhil Tindale, Oshin Biswas, Adnan Ali, Ariyah 16th October Y5 - Hackney Museum Archives Emanuel, Clement Stokes, Grejsi Babolli, “ Y2 – St Pauls Ronald Heseltine and Elsie Enright. “ Y3 - Museum of London th 20 October Reception parents brunch “ Y4 – Geffrye Museum Stoke Newington Cricket Club st 21 October Bikers Breakfast Training sessions for U9/U11 girls nd 22 October Y6 – British Library The squad trains every Saturday morning from rd 23 October Break up for half term 10.30am to 12 noon at Britannia Leisure Centre (40 Hyde Road N1 5JU) with an absolutely brilliant Middlesex coach, Denise Children return to school after half term – O'Neill. There's no charge for the first couple Tuesday 3rd November (Monday is INSET day). of sessions - all WP girls most welcome! Visit our website www.williampatten.hackney.sch.uk .
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