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Hope and a Future Heartfelt Compassion Courageous optimism NEWSLETTER DATE: Boundless creativity 7th May 2021 Hope and a Future Heartfelt compassion Dear Parents, We thoroughly enjoyed our collective worship time together last Friday afternoon. See photos on the next page. Now the weather is warmer, we hope to do this every week. Sharing our achievements as a school community has always been important to us. It is a way in which we can share each other’s successes across the classes and congratulate eve- ryone. Our older children can become role models to the younger members of our school and aspire to what they have achieved. In time, we hope to include you all in these, weather permitting and socially distanced. Have a lovely weekend. Sarah Cottee The Robins Class 1 Class 2 Class 3 Today we have been enjoying ‘Number Stars Albie Belle Jensen Izzy Day’ in aid of the Arthur Arwen Josie NSPCC. Thank you to all who have donated Golden Work Flynn Reggie M Ambrose £1.00. If you forgot, Camille Mollie Zinnia we would appreciate a donation next week. House Points Ash Chestnut Oak Willow Thank you for your support. 94 78 99 91 PTA News Thank you very much to those who supported the PTA at last week’s wine tasting event. Mary and Paul (Fine Wines of Mayfield) were so knowledgeable about their wines and shared this with all of us in such a relaxed and fun way. Fair to say that we enjoyed the actual tasting part too!! We raised £120 from the event. Thank you so much to Laura Sargeant for helping to organise the event for us—it’s very much appreciated. Faye Ford Courageous optimism NEWSLETTER DATE: Boundless creativity 7th May 2021 Hope and a Future Heartfelt compassion . After running our Daily Mile last Friday afternoon, we all en- joyed coming together as a school and presenting the chil- dren with their achievement certificates. The children in class 3 are demonstrating some Charleston moves, which they received their Golden Work for. Courageous optimism NEWSLETTER DATE: Boundless creativity 7th May 2021 Hope and a Future Heartfelt compassion Courageous optimism NEWSLETTER DATE: Boundless creativity 7th May 2021 Hope and a Future Heartfelt compassion City Camps and Mini Camps are back at Riverside and South Woodham Ferrers. Jam packed days of fun activities for children aged 4-7 years (Mini Camps) and 8-12 years (City Camps). Full or half day available Riverside - Intensive skating crash courses. Chelmsford Sport and Athletic Centre - athletics, parkour, horse riding, badminton and mini mov- ers. South Woodham Ferrers - Intensive swimming*, tennis, scuba diving* and pool inflatable. Dovedale - Spy school, street dance, racket carousel, badminton, arts and crafts, kids strength and conditioning, karate and more! Courageous optimism NEWSLETTER DATE: Boundless creativity 7th May 2021 Hope and a Future Heartfelt compassion Class 2’s Golfing Afternoon Well done to Bridget and Rhys for getting a hole- in-one, and congratula- tions to Jacob for being cho- sen as Star of the Day! Courageous optimism NEWSLETTER DATE: Boundless creativity 7t May2021 Hope and a Future Heartfelt compassion Class 3 enjoying Tri-Golf Courageous optimism NEWSLETTER DATE: Boundless creativity 7th May 2021 Hope and a Future Heartfelt compassion ACL Community and Family Learning provide FREE group support and learning opportunities for parents and par- ents with their children across Essex. We have some sessions on offer that we thought might benefit your families. A chance to have some fun making a coastal collage - Delivered face to face at ACL Maldon, Carmelite Way, Maldon Tuesday 11th and Thursday 13th May, 9:30-11:30am FREE creative session to inspire you. These two sessions are aimed at parents/carers with their pre- school children, although all ages are welcome. The first session we will look at how we can make the most of a walk along the coast, river or canal, think about the sort of items we might find, look at some collages, make something to take home, and finish with a story. Hopefully you will be able to take a walk and find some bits over the following week, or if not, find some bits you can use, ready for the second week to make your collage. Courageous optimism NEWSLETTER DATE: Boundless creativity 7th May 2021 Hope and a Future Heartfelt compassion Courageous optimism NEWSLETTER DATE: Boundless creativity 7th May 2021 Hope and a Future Heartfelt compassion Some amazing art work inspired by Peter Thorpe. Well done: Erica, Am- brose, Izzy and Zinnia. Courageous optimism NEWSLETTER DATE: Boundless creativity 7th May 2021 Hope and a Future Heartfelt compassion Class 1 learning to improve their writing through drama Current Dates for the Diary as at 7th May 2021 th Fri 28 May ALL CHILDREN MUST BRING A PACKED LUNCH- NO SCHOOL MEALS AVAILABLE Non-Uniform day – please bring a bottle for the PTA Summer Fayre st Mon 31 May – Summer Half Term Week inc.1 non pupil day on 7th Mon 7th June June Tues 8th June Return to school for second half of Summer Term th Friday 25 June Non-Uniform Day – Break the Rules Day in aid of the PTA. Please bring in 50p for each rule you would like to break. Details to follow later. Thurs 24- Helena Romanes School – Year 6 Induction Days th Fri 25 June Mon 28th June - Year 5 & 6 Residential Trip to Essex Outdoors Danbury th Wed 30 June st 1 July Helena Romanes School – Year 5 Taster morning/ lunch nd 2 July Sports Day and PTA Fete – times to be confirmed Mon 19th July – 3 non pupil days and summer holidays st 31 August th Saturday 4 December Ford End Christmas Fayre .
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