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School Attendance Below 96% T: 01326 373290 A. Treverbyn Rise, Penryn, Cornwall, TR10 8RA E: [email protected] Above 96% School Attendance Below 96% Whole school attendance : 95% Rec A Rec B Y1/2A Yr1/2B Y1/2C 3A 3B 4A 4B 5A 5B 6A 6B Gweek 94.1% 95.8% 94.6% 91.3% 91.2% 98% 96.4 95.3 93.9 95.3 98.4 91.8 97.5 91.6% % % % % % % % Dates for the diary 14th February - INSET Day Awards of the Week KS1 17th - 21st February - Half Term Maenporth - Star of the week - Kiara 25th February - Pancake day! : the kitchen will be serving pancakes with a choice of topping for desert Gyllngvase - Stars of the week - Joseph N Monday 24th February - School starts back Godolphin - Writer of the week : Mya 5th March - World Book Day St Michael’s - Mathematician : David 6-15th March - British Science Week Glendurgan - Behaviour for learning : George 11th March - Topic Grid Workshop (More info to Forest School KS1 - Madison follow) Awards of the week KS2 Tehidy - Virtue : Kian Friends Cake Sale Kynance Cove - Writer : Ebrel Polzeath - Mathematician : Malakai Thank you to all the families who supported the cake sale yesterday! Lots of delicious cakes and treats Godrevy - Behaviour for learning : Anika were on offer, the winners of the best cakes were: Gwithian - Value of the week : Gianna Adult Category: The amazing heart shaped cake with Porthleven - Writer : Xander pink and yellow frosting topped with pearls! Please Lizard - Behaviour for learning : Harry collect your prize from the KS1 office. Flushing - Virtue : Marty Forest School KS2 : Alfie Forest School Assistant - Ellie Child category: Nora Well done on everyone's great efforts, all money raised will support the school and benefit all of our children! Thank you for supporting this event. Penryn Primary’s Get Set – Travel to Tokyo Olympic Challenge You will have received a letter last week regarding our Travel to Tokyo Olympic Challenge. By logging your child’s physical activities on the website you will support our school in receiving sport rewards! Log on to https://www.getset.co.uk/travel-tokyo/log-activity to find out more about the daily challenges and enter their activity. Sport equipment, Olympic athlete visits and more! Win win! The class that logs the most activity each week will be announced in Celebration Assembly and will receive extra break time! Let’s get active... More sporting fun… We have had a week of sporting experiences and celebrations! Our KS1 children enjoyed a ‘Sports Festival’ on Wednesday, taking part in dodgeball, relay races, boccia target throw and tri golf to name a few! Gweek class visited Truro College to take part in a table cricket festival run by Cornwall Cricket and our school football team came 1st place in the 7 a side football competition at Penryn College! Amazing efforts from all of our children, well done! These events will feature on our Facebook page over the half term break - so keep an eye out for some great action photos! Forest School Fun Another great half term of Forest School activities… teamwork, exploring of world, creating, inventing and getting muddy! Our children are so lucky to have this great outdoor space to enjoy and create so many different learning experiences! The new Forest School timetable is now available to view on our school website. Please ensure you send coats/hats/warm clothes for Forest School sessions, as we make the most of our outdoor space when the weather permits us to! E-Safety Both KS1 and KS2 attended an assembly based around E-Safety this week, to mark ‘E-Safety Day’ on Tuesday 11th February. We talked about how to stay safe online, how we should not share our information and how important it is to talk/show an adult anything that worries you. KS1 made amazing SMART posters in class! For support and advice on how to keep your children safe online visit our e-safety page by clicking the following link : http://www.aspireacademytrust.org/1094/internet-safety Topic Grid Assembly We celebrated lots of amazing Topic Grid homework this week both in classes and with our KS1 families in our Topic Grid Assembly. We look forward to our Celebration Assembly for our KS2 children on 22nd May. It is great to see our families enjoying their children’s topics at home and getting a better insight in to their learning. Thank you to all who got involved, the children love to showcase their work to their friends! Here are a few wonderful pieces of homework from KS1 …. Staying healthy over the holidays... Cold and Flu season is upon us. Please follow the ‘Catch It, Bin It, Kill It’ advice from the NHS to get rid of those unwanted germs! For support and advice visit the NHS website : https://www.nhs.uk/live-well/healthy-body/how-to- prevent-germs-from-spreading/ Spring Term 2 Clubs The clubs for the second half of the spring term are active on the Arbor App. Please log in to your account to book your child’s space on their chosen club. If you experience any difficulties, please contact the office on 01326 373290 or [email protected] The following clubs are available : Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday KS2 Tag Rugby KS2 Dance KS2 Badminton KS1 Swimming KS1 Quad Kids KS2 Gardening Club KS2 Football KS2 Yoga Cornwall Air Ambulance Fundraiser Our school council have chosen the Cornwall Air Ambulance as their charity to fundraise for this year. Penryn Primary Academy were supported by the Cornwall Air Ambulance last year following an accident on site, their response time was amazing and the crew were so helpful and friendly. Luckily, the Air Ambulance was a precaution and the ambulance service provided all the care needed. Our children got to speak to the crew and view the Air Ambulance and were very keen when they returned for a planned assembly! The Cornwall Air Ambulance is a vital emergency service for Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly, as a charity they rely on donations to fund their vital work. Our school children will be walking, running, skipping or moving a combined total of 1144 miles, which is the amount of missions the helicopter completed last year . We are aiming to raise £1144; sponsorship will be taken via a ‘go fund me page’ by using the link below. Thank you in advance for supporting this cause and helping us reach our goal. Feel free to share this exiting news! https://www.gofundme.com/f/penryn-primary-academy-cornwall-air- ambulance?teamInvite=Hu2Os6PbbNJfEWM2Pza7QvgCZgkz0XNSuBhdD20nevphfNQWd3G3PViL9Td4ft3p .
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