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Helpers Wanted Please Note 9:10Am 3:15Pm Follow us on Twitter—Brookhurst2330, download the app for Iphone and Android devices or visit the school’s website—www.brookhurstprimary.com 23.03.15 Mother’s Afternoon Tea Helpers Wanted 23.03.15 Foundation Parents’ Evening 24.03.15 Foundation Parents’ Evening We need some helpers with swimming on Tuesday mornings after the Easter 27.03.15 End of Term holiday. The coach will leave school at 30.03.15— Easter Holiday 10.04.15 11:00am and return approximately 12:30pm 13.04.15 INSET Day—school closed to pupils 14.04.15 1st Day of Summer Term for pupils 2 parent helpers are required to support 27.04.15 Parents’ Forum 9:00am and 7:00pm Miss Houlihan who will be escorting the 28.04.15 Dental Screening check for 5 year olds—more details later swimmers. If you have a current DBS 01.05.15 Foundation to Umberslade Farm certificate and can help, please see 04.05.15 May Day Bank Holiday Mrs Tattersfield in the school office. 07.05.15 Polling Day—school closed to pupils 11.05.15- KS2 SATs 15.05.15 Please Note 11.05.15 Bikeability Level 1—Year 4 and 5 11.05.15 FCA to Blue Bell woods For the safety of the children, the school 12.05.15 FPP to Blue Bell woods gate on Guys Cliffe Avenue will be locked 18.05.15- Creative Arts Week at 22.05.15 18.05.15 Bikeability Level 1—Year 4 and 5 9:10am 18.05.15 Year 5 Ancient Greeks Workshop and unlocked at 25.05.15— Summer Half Term Holiday 29.05.15 3:15pm. 01.06.15 Year 2 Great Fire Workshop 08.06.15 Year 1 to Royal Pump Rooms 15.06.15 KS1 Phonics Screening Check Thankyou 24.06.15 Transition Day 16.07.15 End of Term Friday 20th March 2015 Brookhurst Breakfast Band The Brookhurst Breakfast Band will be playing to friends, family and anyone who is interested on Wednesday 25th March at 8:30 in the school hall. Brookhurst Out of School Club Can we please ask that if children are not going to be attending Club when expected, Absence that Club is made aware of this. Please note we have a number to inform us if Telephone: 01926 426284 / 07505200238 your child is absent from school. Text your or child’s name, class and a reason for absence. Email: 07860 030361 [email protected] Staffing News Mrs Croucher will be leaving Brookhurst on Wednesday next week. We would like to thank her for all her hard work both in Year 3 and recently in Foundation. We would like to send her best wishes for the future. Friday 20th March 2015 A BIG thank you to everyone who donated to Red Nose Day last Friday. A massive well done to the girls who organised the cake sale which made an amazing £154.66 Overall we raised £562 Our next meeting is on Monday 27th April— 9:00am and 7:00pm. The Parents’ Forum meets once a term and is an opportunity to discuss school-related issues. If you have a suggestion for the next agenda, please either drop a note into the school office (stating that it is for the attention of the Parents’ Forum) or just come along to the next meeting. Friday 20th March 2015 Why do giraffes have long necks? Because their feet smell!!!!! Tom Maurhofer Knock, Knock Who’s there? Tank Tank who? What do you find inside a clean nose/ You’re welcome!!!!!! Finger prints! Isabelle Sugars Zara Mothersdale What do you call a penguin in the water? Bob!!!!!!! What do you call a penguin under a pile of leaves? Russell!!!!!! Jonny Mothersdale Friday 20th March 2015 Buses Galore Year 2 were fascinated by the variety of buses that exist when Mr Belcher brought in a few from his extensive collection on Wednesday. They ranged from a model from South America, a horse-drawn carriage to scale model of a London route-master. A big thank you to Mr Belcher for sharing his interest with the children. Katherine Whipp and Anna Archer Friday 20th March 2015 Design a poster featuring top tips on using the roads around your schools safety and the dangers you need to lookout for... Please create your poster on A4 paper (one side only) along with your name and class and give to Mr Hughes by Friday 17th April Brookhurst, Lillington, Telford Infants, Telford Juniors, St Pauls, Our Lady’s & St Teresa’s, Milverton, St Peter’s, Cubbington, Trinity and North Leamington School. Friday 20th March 2015 THANK YOU WE RAISED £138 Thank you for your support at the recent 2nd Hand Uniform Sale. We raised £138 which will be going towards for funding Creative Arts Week in May. We did have an excess of non logoed uniform which we have found difficult to sell and store. We have donated these to an orphanage in Kagando, South West Uganda. The boys trousers, girls skirts and pump shoes are heading there via container ship in May. There are over 100 children and babies cared for by an amazing pair of Ugandan sisters called Dorothy and Millie and local women. It is now a registered British charity supported by St Pauls Church Leamington Spa amongst others around the world. (please see the attached information) Please support the BSA Fundraising Activities by donating any good condition logoed Brookhurst Uniform to the school office. Upcoming events include a sponsored bounce in June and the Summer Fayre in July, further details to follow. Every parent or carer of a child at Brookhurst is automatically a member of the BSA, all our events are organised and run by volunteers like you. If you would like to support the BSA Contact us via www.mybsa.org.uk or Like us on Facebook! facebook.com/brookhurstschoolassociation Friday 20th March 2015 Community News Vocal Generation Leamington Community Choir FREE concert Tuesday 24th March 6.30pm at Kenilworth School See the attached flyer for more information Easter Egg Hunt Priors House Care Home in Leamington Spa are holding a Easter Egg Hunt on Tuesday 31st March at 11:00am. They would love children and parents to come along and join in with the residents. If you’d like to come along, telephone Sandra or Jon, by Friday 27th March : 01926 319780 Friday 20th March 2015 .
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