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Saints׳ C of E Primary School All Saints’ C of E Primary School Upper Beulah Hill, Upper Norwood, London SE19 3LG Tel: 0208 771 9388 Fax: 020 8653 5466 Email: [email protected] ALL SAINTS Website: www.allsaintsschoolcroydon.co.uk C of E PRIMARY Headteacher: Mrs Josephine Copeland MA All Believing, All Achieving ‘Perseverance means never giving up.’ Galatians 6:9 th Dear Parents/Carers 4 May 2018 - Week 34 Year 4 Trip to The London Eye Butterflies Assembly A wet but wonderful time spent An excellent expressive singing and action packed assembly from our at The London Eye going on the Nursery children. Well done to all of the children and a great turnout whee l and attending a workshop. from parents too! Secondary schools Transfer 2018 Owl Photos Words of the week This is a list of the secondary schools our This week’s words are: We are hoping for the current Year 6 children have been offered. pictures of the KS1 – dedication There are obviously children who have KS2 – resolute children taken with moved out of the Borough, so will be the owl to be with us See if you can find out what these schooled nearer to where they live now! words means and try and use it in the next couple of Archbishop Tenison’s Cof E High weeks. Due to the over the weekend! Harris Academy Bromley Easter holidays, there Harris Academy Merton was a delay. Sorry for Harris Academy South Norwood any inconvenience. Please note that Afterschool Club Harris City Academy Crystal and all afterschool activities will Palace not be available on Wednesday Harry Invictus Academy Croydon 13th June due to staff training. La Retraite RC Girls’ Oasis Academy Arena Mrs Mitchell, our Oasis Academy Shirley Park attendance and Orchard Park High parent liaison officer, Dinner Accounts St Joseph’s College would like parents to Please be reminded that school St Mary’s Catholic High know that she has an dinners must be paid for in The Archbishop Lanfranc open door policy. If advance. If your account goes Academy you have any into arrears, you will be asked to The Norwood School questions or provide your child with a packed Virgo Fidelis Convent Senior concerns, please lunch. come to the office. Dates of upcoming events Maths Workshop th 7 May – Bank Holiday Monday – school closed Thank you to the parents/carers who attended the th 8 May – YR6 SATs Meeting at 9.10am workshop. We hope you found it useful! 14th -18th May YR6 Assessment Week 25th May – School closes for half-term at 3.20pm Stars of the Week Reception - Gael & Ismail Kingfishers Y1 – Jazmine & Kayleigh Dolphins YR1 – Ria & Lilly Lions Y2 - Aurora & Taylah Hummingbirds Y2 – Netyiri & Joseph Orangutans Y3 – Rakeya & Naomi Bilbys Y3 – Adizah & Hardy Cheetahs Y4 - Joshua & Vida Tigers Y4 – Ayman & Oliver Whales Y5 – Jamie & Nourha Pandas Y5 - Straford & Desmond Owls Y6 – Maxwell & Aya Falcons Y6 – Cole & Nicole Attendance and Punctuality Review Attendance and Punctuality: Please see below our weekly attendance and punctuality (lates) flyer. Let’s keep working together to get our figures up!- Year Class Name Attendance Lates Y GroupR Reception 90.3% 2 Year 1 Dolphins 94.7% 2 Excellent over 97% Kingfishers 96.2% 2 Good over 96.1% Year 2 Hummingbirds 99.1% 2 Needs improvement less than 96% Lions 97.8% 1 Highest class attendance this week Year 3 Bilbys 96.9% 0 (Own clothes on Tuesday 8th May) Orangutans 99.3% 2 KS1 - Hummingbirds Year 4 Cheetahs 97.2% 2 KS2 – Orangutans Tigers 97.3% 1 Year 5 Pandas 92.8% 3 Whales 95.6% 5 Year 6 Peregrine Falcons 98.7% 4 Pygmy Owls 96.2% 5 Amazing! Hummingbirds have won this week for KS1 just missing out on 100% and Orangutans have retained their winning status for a second week running Punctuality Praise Board Butterflies AM Funmi Adedipe Butterflies PM Ayman El Ansari Reception Aidon Smith Dolphins Kamari Campbell Kingfishers Lathush Kaviruban Hummingbirds Kayda Dowson Lions Andrikos Moschopoulos Bilbys Isaiah Hamilton-Brown Orangutans Kayode Ajileye Cheetahs Khalthoom Abosim Tigers Malachi Blake Pandas Aimee Man Whales Karina Rojas Peregrine Falcons Rohan Thomas and Fatima Summary Pygmy Owls Sarah Amoako With Joy! Josephine Copeland Headteacher .
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