NEWSLETTER 17 June 2016 STARS of the WEEK

Trispen, Truro, Cornwall. TR4 9BJ. Tel: 01872 279539. Email: [email protected]. Website: www.st-erme.cornwall.sch.uk Facebook: Official St Erme with Trispen Community Primary School th NEWSLETTER 17 June 2016 STARS OF THE WEEK CONGRATULATIONS to this week’s superstars, who are: TREHANE – Oscar H – For identifying and writing the letters in his name FROGMORE - Mia E – For her kindness shown towards others ALLEN – Allen Class – For their hard work leading up to the phonics test BOSWIDDLE – Emma P – For helping other children to learn TRUTHAN – Jack E – For working hard at writing his playscript TREVELLA – Bethanie E – For her positive attitude and guidance of younger pupils during the rugby workshop and to our maths stars: FROGMORE – Alex J – For his progress in maths challenges ALLEN – Josh S – For fantastic work with money BOSWIDDLE – Aiden S – For fab X by 10 TRUTHAN – Zinnia P – For an improved attitude to her maths works TREVELLA – Amelia H – For her positive attitude towards her learning in decimal fractions and % CLASS ATTENDANCE LAST WEEK Congratulations to the class with the highest attendance last week – Trevella Class 99.7% Frogmore: 92.5%, Allen:95.6% , Boswiddle:93.1% , Truthan:94.8%, Trevella 99.7% WELL DONE,TREVELLA CLASS! A reminder that next Wednesday to Friday the Roseland Outdoor Activity Centre residential takes place. If you have any outstanding payments to make, or any queries relating to the visit then please do get in touch! Children in Years 2,3 and 4 not attending this camp will be taught by Mrs Miles in Boswiddle classroom. Children in Year 1 will be taught by Mr Couch in Allen all day. Children in Reception will be taught by Mrs. Hall in Frogmore in the mornings, and by Miss Gardner as usual in the afternoons. PLEASE NOTE THAT AS MR WIGHAM AND MRS. PETERS WILL BE AWAY AT CAMP, THERE WILL BE NO MULTISPORTS OR NETBALL CLUBS NEXT WEEK. SUMMER TERM DATES FOR YOUR DIARIES th Sunday 19 June 4 .00 pm Choir singing at St Erme Parish Church Tuesday 21st June Truthan class cooking at Penair Tuesday 21st June Penair Music Concert – choir singing 6 pm nd th 22 to 24 June Residential – Roseland Outdoor Activity Centre Thursday 23rd June Change to school menu (see below) and Parent Council meeting 5 pm at school Monday 27th June Music festival – Heartlands - pupil music group Tuesday 28th June Sports Day 2.00 p.m. th Wednesday 29 June Year 5 Penair day Monday 4th July Years 2,3,4 R.E. visit to Gwennap Pit (during school day) Tuesday 5th and Wednesday 6th July Year 6 intake days at Penair th Thursday 7 July TRLC Games at Truro College Year 6 th Friday 8 July Summer Fair 2-4 p.m. ‘Royal ’ theme – dress up in red white blue kings queens dragons….. how creative can you be? Full details next week! Monday 11th July Trevella class trip to Lanhydrock Wednesday 13th July Learning Awards ceremony at Truro cathedral 6.30 pm 11th to 15th July School reports and parent interviews week 19th July Special school trip for class with best summer term attendance ( who will it be ???) Thursday 21st July Last day of school term. Year 6 leavers’ assembly 9 am. .

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