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DATES 21St September— World Peace Day 22Nd September 5.30Pm Friends of SCHOOL Mission Grove AGM CAPTAINS 25Th September Chaffinch Class Mission Grove 18th September 2015 Volume 3, Issue 3 North Site , Buxton Road E17 7EJ South Site , Edinburgh Road, E17 7QB Tel: 0205203487 www.missiongroveschool.com WELL DONE The Year 6 children did some fantastic presentations last Friday for the role of School Captain and Vice Captain. We had more children put themselves forward then ever before. The whole school voted and the INSIDE THIS ISSUE Year 6 teachers had the tough job of counting all of the ballot papers. Food, glorious food ...... 2 The School Captains for 2015/16 are London’s burning .......... 3 Asha (Mallard), Jemima (Magpie) and Meriem (Merlin. Jeans for Genes ............. 4 The Vice Captains are House Points ................. 4 Secondary School ..……..4 Safa (Mallard), Umer (Magpie) and Tatiana (Merlin. DATES 21st September— World Peace Day 22nd September 5.30pm Friends of SCHOOL Mission Grove AGM CAPTAINS 25th September Chaffinch Class Assembly VICE CAPTAINS 28th September Early Years Coffee Morning—South Site 29th September Year One and Two Coffee Morning— North Site 29th ESOL Classes start @missiongrove1 This week at the Grove. YEAR 1 FOOD, GLORIOUS FOOD The children in Year 1 started their new year with the topic; Food, Glorious, Food. They had a banquet when the children brought in traditional foods and they wore traditional clothes. A fun time was had by all. YEAR 2—LONDON’S BURNING The children in Year 2 have been learning about the Great Fire of London. They made some Tudor style homes and then watched as they burnt. Next week they will be have a visit from the fire brigade to help them learn more about fire safety , but also how different the Fire Brigade is now from the past. 2 MERLIN CLASS—ASSEMBLY We wore Jeans at school today and donated 50p for the Jeans for Genes charity. If we weren’t sure of what this meant the children in Merlin gave a very clear explanation in their class assembly. There will be a bake sale at the end of the day and we are also selling Sponge Bob key rings and badges. Some of the money we raise will also go to help the survivors of the earthquake on the 26th August in Dominica. ESOL CLASSES We are running some English classes at school. They will be on a Tuesday afternoon in the Year 6 Block. If you know someone who would benefit from having some English speaking lessons please speak to the admin team or Mrs Foxcroft. PTA We will be holding 2 Parent Teacher Association or Friends of Mission Grove Annual General Meetings. Hopefully, we will elect a Chair , 2 Vice Chairs, 2 Secretaries and a Finance Officer. The one on the North site will be Tuesday 22nd September at 5.30pm in the Year 6 Studio. The South site will be the 29th September at 5.30pm MISSION GROVE SECONDARY SCHOOLS –OPEN DAYS NORTH SITE , BUXTON ROAD E17 7EJ SOUTH SITE , Thursday 24 September Holy Family Catholic School 6.00-8.00 EDINBURGH ROAD, E17 7QB Monday 28 September Kelmscott School 6.00-8.00 Tuesday 29 September George Mitchell School 5.30-8.00 TEL: 0205203487 WWW.MISSIONGROVE Wednesday 30 September Connaught School for Girls 6.00-8.00 SCHOOL.COM Thursday 1 October Buxton School 6.00-8.30 Lammas School and Sports Col- Monday 5 October lege 6.30-9.00 House Points Tuesday 6 October Wednesday 7 October Frederick Bremer School 5.30-8.00 This year we are introducing Thursday 8 October Walthamstow Academy 6.00-8.00 House Points across the school. With next year being Monday 12 October Rushcroft Foundation School 6.00-8.30 Tuesday 13 October Willowfield Humanities College 6.00-8.00 an Olympic year we have Wednesday 14 October Eden Girls' School 6.00-8.00 chosen Great Britain Olympic Thursday 15 October Highams Park School 5.30-8.30 heroes as House Names. Each child will be selected to 7th oct. be in a house. They will be Heathcote School and Science Col- 6.00- able to win and earn points lege 8.30 for various different things 8th Oct throughout the school day. 5.45- 6.00- There will be points for Chingford Foundation School 8.15 Norlington School for Boys 8.00 wearing the correct school uniform, having their PE kits, 14th October 5.00- manners and behaviour Leytonstone School 8.00 around the school and much more. 15th October 6.00- The House Names are: Walthamstow School for Girls 8.00 WIGGINS I have spoken to a few Secondary heads and they would love parensts to go and FARRAH view the schools during the school day so that you get to see what a typical day is like. All you have to do is ring and make an appointment. ENNIS We will be inviting some Secondary schools to come along to the Year 6 coffee PEACOCK morning—more details next week. HOLMES. .
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