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Khalsa VA Primary School NEWSLETTER 19th November 2018 Dhan Guru Nanak Dev Ji Wishing you & your family a very Happy Gurpurab! Thought of the week “See more, hear more but speak less.”- Guru Nanak Dev Ji Guru Nanak Dev Ji’s Birthday thank you Smagam Thank you to the committee of Sri Guru Thank you so much to everyone for Singh Sabha Gurdwara for their full joining us for the Smagam and making it support and interest in the development a great success. It was good to see many of Khalsa Primary. people throughout the day and the evening. It was our first attempt at a Thank you programme which went on for the whole Thank you to all the staff for their day and evening and the feedback we commitment to the children of Khalsa have received has been very positive. Primary. Thank you for their hard work The children loved the fireworks! As to drive up standards and improve soon as we find out, we will let everyone teaching and learning. know when the programme is shown on Sangat TV and Akaal Channel. Once Thank you again thank you to everyone for their full Thank you to the Governors of Khalsa support. Primary for their dedication and loyalty to the school. Thank you Thank you Waheguru Ji for giving us all Thank you the opportunity to be at Khalsa Primary Thank you to all the Sewadars who School. We are so blessed to be able to have been so generous with their time learn in a beautiful school and follow the provided endless support to Khalsa teachings of our Gurus. Primary and wish to remain anonymous. Thank you Thank you to all the children of Khalsa Southall Nagar Kirtan Primary School for their enthusiasm for Thank you to the children, parents and learning and for always doing their very staff who joined us at the Nagar Kirtan on Sunday 18th November. We were best. Thank you really fortunate as it was a beautiful sunny day and we all enjoyed walking Thank you to all the parents and carers along and listening to the shabads and for all their corporation and full meeting lots of different people. commitment to Khalsa Primary. Khalsa VA Primary School, Norwood Green Road, Norwood Green, Southall, Middlesex UB2 4LA 0208 5749045 [email protected] Khalsa VA Primary School NEWSLETTER 19th November 2018 Healthy Eating Workshops Certificates for the Golden Rule of ‘Working The last healthy eating workshop will take Hard’ for the week beginning 12th November place this week. The workshop will provide were awarded to the following children. information for parents so that they can help Year 6: their children develop healthier lifestyles. The Guru Gobind Singh Ji – Parmvir Gill date of the final workshop which is for years 5 Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib Ji – Kavleen Singh and 6 is Tuesday 20th November 2018 @ Year 5: 8.50am. Parents of children in other year Guru Harkrishan Sahib Ji – Himmat Rai groups who missed the workshops can attend. Guru Har Rai Sahib Ji – Manbir Kaur Year 4: Healthy Packed Lunch Guru Hargobind Sahib Ji – Manveer Singh This week Ameenseerat Randhawa in Guru Arjan Dev Ji – Harmanpreet Singh Reception was awarded a certificate for Year 3: regularly bringing in a very healthy packed Guru Ram Das Ji – Preetam Matharu lunch. We would like to thank her parents for Guru Amar Das Ji – Roshani Kaur helping her make healthy choices. Year 2: Best Attendance for week beginning Guru Nanak Dev Ji – Jasmeen Singh 12th November: Guru Angad Dev Ji – Sahibjot Chanuniya Sahibzada Zorawar Singh Ji class 95% Year 1: Sahibzada Fateh Singh Ji class 92% Sahibzada Ajit Singh Ji – Navlin Sethi Sahibzada Ajit Singh Ji class 86% Sahibzada Jujhar Singh Ji – Avneet Kaur Sahibzada Jujhar Singh Ji class 96% Reception: Guru Nanak Dev Ji class 97% Sahibzada Fateh Singh Ji – Valmeet Chopra Guru Angad Dev Ji class 99% Sahibzada Zorawar Singh Ji – Kripa Khalsa Guru Amar Das Ji class 99% The ‘Golden Rule’ for the week beginning Guru Ram Das Ji class 98% th Guru Har Gobind Sahib Ji class 97% 19 November is ‘Caring & Sharing.’ Guru Arjan Dev Ji class 98% Twitter Guru Har Krishan Sahib Ji class 98% We regularly share school news Guru Har Rai Sahib Ji class 95% on Twitter. Download the app today Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib Ji class 94% and follow us @KhalsaSchool1. Guru Gobind Singh Ji class 98% Feel free to like and retweet us as often as you Well done to the classes for achieving 99% for can! The Twitter feed can also be viewed on our best attendance for last week. school website. Autumn Term dates 20th November Healthy Eating Session for Parents’ of Years 5 and 6 23rd November Year 5 – Ms Morris’ class assembly @ 8.50am 26th November Reception & Year 6 Height & Weight checks 30th November Year 5 – Ms Badhan’s class assembly @ 8.50am 3rd to 7th December Book Fair 3rd to 7th December Parents’ meetings – Individual children 7th December Year 4 – Mrs Grey’s class assembly @ 8.50am Week beginning 10th December Santa’s Grotto 14th December Year 4 – Mrs Savania’s class assembly @ 8.50am 14th December Winter Fair 21st December Last day of Autumn term th th 24 DecemberKhalsa to VA 4 Primary January School, 2019 Norwood School Green Road, Holidays Norwood Green, Southall, Middlesex UB2 4LA 0208 5749045 [email protected] .
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