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Hitherfield Herald Hitherfield Herald Number 0480 www.hitherfield.co.uk 27th September 2019 Twitter: @Hitherfield15 Attendance News g DATES FOR YOUR DIARY Well done Hitherfield Thursday 3rd October – Parents’ Evening Twitter: @Hitherfield15 Our attendance was 96.7% this week. Monday 7th October - Growing Against Violence Workshop Friday 11th October – EID Party 3pm – 5pm This week we wanted to celebrate the classes with the best attendance, so well done to… Monday 14th October – Year 4 trip to Sydenham Woods Tadpole in Nursery, Koala in Reception, Cobra in Wednesday 16th October – Individual and sibling photos Year 1, Manatee in Year 2, Anaconda in Year 3, Friday 18th October – PTA. AGM Flamingo in Year 4, Kingfisher in Year 5 and Orca Friday 18th October – Last day of term in Year 6 Tuesday 12th November – Flu immunisation We expect all children in their lines at 8.55am. Well done to all our families who got here on time. After School Extra-Curricular Clubs As we need to continue training staff in the new system for School starts at 8:55am and all pupils should be in parents to book clubs we will not be starting them until class and registered before 9:00am. Class after half term. We will get the booking information out to registration closes at 9:00am and children not in parents before half term, so that everything is ready to class at this time will be asked to register at the start the week commencing Monday 28th October. Sorry office where they will need to collect a late card for the delay, but we must get the system correct. before being admitted to class. School Payments - Dinners/B&ASC Hitherfield is about to launch its very own radio station Dinner money - Please ensure you make your payments in and we are looking for donations of any of the following: advance weekly, monthly or termly to avoid your account falling into arrears. As outlined in your contract payments are requested Amps in advance of their meal. Electric Guitars Clapper Board If your child attends our Breakfast and Afterschool Club please Music posters can you ensure that their accounts are also keep in credit. As Broadcasting posters outlined in your contract payments are requested in advance of Director’s chair the sessions attended. Stand up lamp A lot of admin time is wasted on chasing debt. Please bring any donations to the main school office. Thank you for your cooperation. Please return your child/rens Flu Immunisation form to Pupil Absences the main school office by Monday 30th September. The NHS have asked that all forms are to be returned whether If your child is unwell, attending an appointment or you would like your child to have the vaccination or not. absent for any other reason, please ensure that you If you need a copy of the form, please collect one from the have informed the main school office not the class main school office. teacher. It is always good to know what skills we have on offer in our community. Become one of our ‘Hitherfield Heroes’ by letting us know if you can come in and share your skills or experiences. If you have particular skills (whether you are a chef, gardener, carpenter, doctor, fireman, artist) and would like to make yourself available to the school, please email [email protected] and we can add you to our skills bank with your availability. We are also looking for parents who are free to run ‘Project Gold’ activities on a Friday afternoon and are able to help out with trips and sporting activities. Any help, in whatever way, would be much appreciated!! EU Settlement Scheme Drop In Sessions The situation around the UK's exit from the EU is still filled with uncertainty. But the council continues to work to ensure we're prepared for whatever unfolds. Lambeth wants staff and their families from other European countries to stay following Brexit. We're happy to support you in making an application to the EU Settlement Scheme therefore, Schools HR are offering a series of drop in sessions for school EEA nationals to help you complete your application. The drop-in sessions will be informal to allow you to ask questions however, if there are any questions we can’t answer, we will collate these and come back to you. In order for us to support you in completing the application you are required to bring the following documents to the session: Biometric passport or biometric ID (Either of these documents MUST have a chip) National insurance number The government's EU Settlement Scheme is intended to ensure EEA nationals can continue to live and work here. Immediately following Brexit, EEA nationals and their families will be able to live and work in the UK as normal. The scheme is an important step towards EEA nationals retaining the benefits as a resident of the UK. For example, it will help with changing jobs, agreeing to a tenancy, or opening a bank account. Even if you hold a permanent resident card, you will still need to apply to the settlement scheme. To register for one of the sessions please email Schools HR on [email protected] Date Time Venue Room 16:00 – 18:00 Town Hall – Ground Floor THG-03 Thursday 3rd October 2019 Tuesday 8th October 2019 16:00 – 18:00 Town Hall – Ground Floor THG-02 Thursday 17th October 16:00 – 18:00 Town Hall – Ground Floor THG-02 2019 We have made all of the timings outside school hours in order to cater to all school staff. The rooms which the drop in sessions will take place, do not require you to have access to a Lambeth card therefore, please go straight to the room on arrival. (The rooms are at the beginning of the ground floor and should be fairly straight forward to find.) Details about the EU Settlement Scheme is available online at www.gov.uk/eusettledstatus The Mayor of London also has an excellent online resource EU Londoners Hub Thank you! Reminder. THE DEADLINE FOR DAFFODIL ORDERS IS FRIDAY 4TH OCTOBER. On the 7th of October we are running some workshops for Year 5 children with the organisation Growing Against Violence. As part of this, we are also offering an informative parent session. This will take place in the school (location to be confirmed - depending on numbers) after drop off at 9am. The session is Hitherfield Herald 90 minutes long. Due to the content and topics covered, it is not appropriate for children, so we If you know of somebody, that is not are offering a creche service, which will be held in the children's centre creche room. A sign up receiving the Hitherfield Herald or you would sheet will be in main school office, so please like to add your spouse /extra person onto register your space with one of the office staff. This is open to ALL parents. Sessions will our mailing list, please inform the main office also be run in January with the Year 6 pupils. Please see the attached flyer further down the so that we can update this for you. Herald for information about these sessions. It’s maths challenge time!! Can you solve the addition problems to colour the picture? Maths Glossary This year, we will be sharing key mathematical vocabulary that you may find useful to use when talking to your child or completing maths activities together. All children use a range of mathematical language in lessons to explain their thinking and share their understanding. Number sentence = an equation expressed using numbers and mathematical symbols (+ - x ÷ = ) e.g 5 + 2 = 7 Dear Parents/ Carers/ Teacher & Staff, Please help to raise more funds for the PTA and Hitherfield our school when you shop online. Herald Online You can help us raise FUNDS FOR FREE all year round very simply when you do your usual Safety Corner shopping online via Easy Fundraising. We have already raised over £1,500 and you can help us Have you recently raise more by signing up. The sites you use (Amazon, Sainsburys, eBay, ASOS, Argos, John brought your child a new device? Lewis, travel sites etc) donate to the school in exchange for you using the Easy Fundraising site. FIND OUT MORE: http://efraising.org/uppm5ERLEZ Use the device setting so you can only https://www.easyfundraising.org.uk/causes/hit download age appropriate apps and herfieldprimaryschoolpta/?fbclid=IwAR2_RbqU games. B6eJRTYtbeBD9IyOQy- vNaC4M_8GpOKRewJx8r_tJLdKMODDKEc Disable location services so your child SIGN doesn’t unintentionally share their UP: https://www.easyfundraising.org.uk/causes location with others. /hitherfieldprimaryschoolpta/ Set up password control or disable in-app Let's see how quick we can get to £2,000! purchasing so big bills are not run up Every penny counts! accidentally. Thank you so much for helping to help Hitherfield. Download age-appropriate apps you’re happy for your child to use. ALSO please remember to email us at [email protected] Lola Manners – R Platypus 3 Anaconda - Ja-Yeon Powell & Amber Khallah Frazer – R Kookaburra Williamson Eleanor Sam & Eden McClymont-Jones – 3 Jaguar - Aaquib Haque 3 Macaw - Ocean McClymont-Sweet & R Koala Rafaela Pereira Beatrice Robinson & Jules Elliott - 1 4 Cheetah - Gabrielle Appiah McDonald Cobra & Sophie Benghiat Hashim Nur & Javier Zambrana – 1 4 Hippo - Asmahan Adem-Tompkins & Sunbird Florence Alexander Jocob Price & Maceo McGovern – 1 4 Flamingo - Aaron Bhoyroo & Giovanna Beretta Dugong 5 Kingfisher - Khalid McDonald Melissa Zambrana Rodrigues & Olive 5 Hedgehog - Conor Irving Westlake – 2 Hummingbird 5 Otter - Frankie O'Durkan Juliet Coulber & Maja Niedzwiedz – 2 6 Wolverine - Henning Morgan Manatee 6 Puffin - Summer Havens Elodie Lever-Taylor & Alex Cooper – 2 6 Orca - Rufus Knight Mongoose Do you know the difference between ‘Best Before’ and ‘Use By’ dates? 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