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Bitterley C E Primary School Academy 2 Bitterley C E Primary School Academy 2 - 11 Friday 9th February 2018 www.bitterleyschool.co.uk Email: [email protected] Tel: 01584 890228 Learning for Life: Motivation, Focus, Independence, Resilience, Reflection, Courage. We are a Christian Values based school. We focused and drill marking in our next training create an environment in which children love to session. We now have a rest week, then it’s half learn, where they drive the choices made about term and then we play them again. Jonah was their learning and where they develop social and Player of the Match – great work. Well done relationship skills which will last throughout their team!” lives. Our value for February is Love. Next game: Monday 26th February at 5.40pm, Wear it Woolly Day Ludlow Leisure Centre, playing Stokesay. We are again supporting our local Age UK charity and Friday 16th February is our Wear it Woolly Day. We are asking pupils to come to school in Star of the Week school uniform but add something woolly: funny Class 1: Noah for excellent focus and jumper, hat, stripy knitted tights or a colourful determination making play dough ducks. scarf in return for a suggested donation of £1.00. All money raised will go to the Age UK Shropshire Class 2: Callen for his super ‘Anansi’ Word Bank! Telford and Wrekin charity to help older people beat the cold through their annual Winter Warmth Class 3: Callum for his excellent enthusiasm campaign. towards his work this week. Netball Report from Mr. Price Class 4: Drew for working tirelessly at his joined up handwriting and for making such progress in Bitterley 1 – Stokesay 2 the presentation of his work. “I feel we were the better team. We started a Class 5: Flynn for excellent focus, motivation, player down for the first 4 minutes as we had a resilience, courage and reflection during few players turn up late. The team worked well assessments. and the competition was on a better level than the last couple of teams we have played. Bitterley looked frantic and were forcing the attacking play and as a result, it led to bad ball control, passing and positional work. I was calling from the side line to slow down the play and to take their time in attacking play so we did not force so many mistakes. During the second half our defensive play was very scrappy and we looked like we had completely forgotten to mark players and work to intercept the ball. I wish we could have had a couple more minutes to play as I believe we were close to a draw. After the game we had a team talk and we all agreed that we needed to be more http://www.parentview.ofsted.gov.uk/ http://www.thinkuknow.co.uk/ Bitterley CE Primary School is part of The Bishop Anthony Educational Trust Bitterley C E Primary School Academy 2 - 11 Friday 9th February 2018 www.bitterleyschool.co.uk Email: [email protected] Tel: 01584 890228 Learning for Life: Motivation, Focus, Independence, Resilience, Reflection, Courage. Children’s page “I have drawn a tractor with some chalk”. Marshall, Class 1. “I liked finding out about how ‘Anansi the Spider’ got his long legs. He wanted all the food!” Issac, Class 2. “We did gymnastics in PE. I liked skipping as light as a feather!” Leon, Class 3. “This week we have been learning about the Very well done to Fliss, Kelsey, Martha, Bethany, Battle of Marathon. We did a re-enactment of the Amelia and Seren who took part in a Gifted & battle and it was extraordinary. There were Talented Dance Festival at Ludlow School last different people like commanders and archers. I Monday. They really enjoyed participating in this loved it because we used small foam tubes and if event. we got hit we would ‘die’ and have to stand out”. Daniel, Class 5. Birthdays This week we have celebrated the birthdays of Joe, Devon, Martha (C5) and Mrs Leggett. Sound of the week for Class 1 For week commencing 12th February is: ‘B’ Congratulations to Holly who came 2nd and 3rd place in Ludlow Swimming Club’s most recent swimming competition. Achievement Assembly Very well done to Mary and Lewis who have both Congratulations to Izzy, Kelsey, Katie and Saffron been awarded their Rainbow 5m swimming who have all been awarded their Gold certificates badges. for violin by Mrs. Tocknell, their violin teacher. Well done to Issac who was given his Swimmer of the Week award for “Super trying”. http://www.parentview.ofsted.gov.uk/ http://www.thinkuknow.co.uk/ Bitterley CE Primary School is part of The Bishop Anthony Educational Trust Bitterley C E Primary School Academy 2 - 11 Friday 9th February 2018 www.bitterleyschool.co.uk Email: [email protected] Tel: 01584 890228 Learning for Life: Motivation, Focus, Independence, Resilience, Reflection, Courage. News from the kitchen Pancake Day Special – Tuesday 13th February Pancakes served with a choice of: Traditional – Lemon & sugar American – Syrup drizzle Italian – Chocolate sauce Which one will you choose?! Class 4 Fire Service visit ===================================== A write up from Bella: Chinese New Year – 2018 Year of the Dog “Two weeks ago we had a fireman come into th school. He taught us how to be safe when there Being served on Thursday 15 February was a fire and he showed us a DVD. On the DVD Sweet & sour crispy chicken or Quorn (V) we played a game where we had to look in a room. It was very messy! We had to see what Served with noodles was not safe”. Sticky sausages served with rice Sweetcorn & peas Orange & pineapple muffin, coconut cookies, yoghurts or fruit salad Football Report http://www.parentview.ofsted.gov.uk/ http://www.thinkuknow.co.uk/ Bitterley CE Primary School is part of The Bishop Anthony Educational Trust Bitterley C E Primary School Academy 2 - 11 Friday 9th February 2018 www.bitterleyschool.co.uk Email: [email protected] Tel: 01584 890228 Learning for Life: Motivation, Focus, Independence, Resilience, Reflection, Courage. With the group coming to a close, our next two opponents sat joint second with us on 4 points. We played Bishop Hooper and it was a tight game with both sides fighting for the win. We had the majority of the ball and played some nice attacking football creating numerous chances, but found the Bishop Hooper defence hard to crack. Lana was named Player of the Match for her effort in defence. Last came Orleton with the winner taking the Report from Mr. Sumner following the KS2 runner up spot in the group. Finn and Will had football festival on Monday 5th February. our best efforts blocked as we pushed for a goal “First we played Church Stretton. A closely and some strong defending from Seren and Lana fought contest with both sides coming out with a kept them at bay. We couldn’t hold out and with point. Our defence was on top form with both the last kick of the game, Orleton scored the Keisha and Hermione holding strong in front of winning goal meaning the game finished 1-0. Keaton. Flynn had our best chance going forward Seren was named Player of the Match and Gwion but couldn’t convert. The game finished 0-0 with and Keisha got a combined Player of the Keaton named Player of the Match for pulling off Tournament award. numerous saves. It was a great day and, as we haven’t played Next we played Ludlow ‘A’ team. Our defence much competitive football this year, to finish third was once again put through its paces with Lana in the group is a good result. Throughout the day and keeper Harry keeping them at bay. Will and we played some nice football and it’s great to see Seren provided our attacking threat on the wings the team improving. Well done to all! but couldn’t provide the killer pass. The game A poem by Noah finished 2–0 to Ludlow with Keisha named as Player of the Match for excellent no nonsense As it is Pancake Day next Tuesday, Noah from defending. Class 4 has put together the following poem: Shobdon were our third opponents and it was just Pancakes are delicious, add some honey and the game we needed after our earlier defeat. We make them scrumptious, were able to play some free flowing attacking football with Gwion running the middle of the pack Fry the batter in a pan, flip them up as high as and Finn and Flynn up front. Gwion, Will and you can. Finn grabbed our goals with Finn’s the pick of the Pancakes can be savoury, pancakes can be bunch when he chipped his over the keeper. The sweet, game ended with a 3–0 victory and Gwion named as Player of the Match for his great work all over But whichever you choose, you’re in for a treat. the pitch. http://www.parentview.ofsted.gov.uk/ http://www.thinkuknow.co.uk/ Bitterley CE Primary School is part of The Bishop Anthony Educational Trust Bitterley C E Primary School Academy 2 - 11 Friday 9th February 2018 www.bitterleyschool.co.uk Email: [email protected] Tel: 01584 890228 Learning for Life: Motivation, Focus, Independence, Resilience, Reflection, Courage. Governor’s Corner contrast. Sara Chance Not long after I became chairman, Mr. Davies suggested the right move for the school's future “I moved to Bitterley from London before I married was changing its status to Academy. It was a lot my husband Henry who has lived here all his life.
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