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Lickey Hills Primary School and Nursery Lickey Hills Primary School and Nursery www.lickeyhills.worcs.sch.uk th Newsletter 6 October 2017 Miss Salisbury's Golden Book Dear Children, Parents, Governors, Friends and Families Dates for your Diary – at LHPSN, It was lovely to welcome you all this week to the first Ashleigh Abbotts please also check the parents evening of the academic year and to hear so many school calendar on our (6CW) for a fantastic lovely comments from you about: Aboriginal style website. Quality of work in the children’s books th painting. Wednesday 11 October – Yr6 Quality of the teaching staff and assistants Hockey Tournament Displays of children’s learning around school Jude Beddows (5SB) th New pods and our learning environment for a super piece of Monday 16 October – PGL This week you will find the Governor’s Annual Questionnaire recount writing. week Year 6 to Parents 2017 attached so you can make more comments Thursday 19th October Harvest on the school and our areas for improvement. Billy J Marks (5SB) Festival assembly 14.30-15.00 We work closely with a number of schools to ensure that for his super our teachers and subject leaders have regular explanation of place Friday 20th October 1RB class opportunities to train and develop their teaching practice. value when adding 2 assembly Reading, writing and maths leaders have been working with digit numbers other leaders on our school improvement plans and we will Friday 20th October end of half soon have some exciting maths news to share with you. Eloise Sime (LB2) for term We welcomed new parents for visits to EYFS and our Y6 great use of the helpers were great role models telling our visitors about number square to add Friday 20th October Halloween our lovely school and their learning journey from YR to Y6. two digit numbers. disco 18.30- 20.00 Year 6 have been busy writing letters of application to me th for the school ambassador roles. I have SO many to read Thomas Donnelly Monday 30 October – return but so far I’m VERY impressed with their persuasive style (3LE) to school and ideas. Watch this space for news of who is appointed For a super into the roles and who our new House and Sports Captains description are. WOW Yours in learning, Harley Wait and Miss Salisbury Tehya Woodwood Well done to all of the Headteacher (3HC) for finding some children on the amazing adjectives to photographs today. The use in their writing. photographers were On Wednesday 27th September, 7 impressed with your Y3/4 children took part in a football behaviour. tournament at Aston Fields Middle School. It was the first time they had played together. The team did exceptionally well, winning their league without conceding a single goal! The League results were: Aston Fields 0-2 Lickey Hills Attendance Award House points Lickey Hills 4-0 Stoke Prior KS1 & KS2 Award Winner Hanbury 0-2 Lickey Hills Lickey Hills 1-0 Charford The next step was a semi-final match against a very good Crown Meadow side who dominated the match but some brave defending from our boys kept the score at 1-0 to Crown Meadow. I was very impressed with the team's attitude and togetherness and they should be proud to have reached the semi-finals in such a big tournament (there were 14 other teams involved!). Congratulations to Jack Mapp, Rio Depper-Gwilliams, Kyi Matthews Smyth, Jack Sargeant, James Eccles, Jamie McKenna-Hobley and 4LH ASH James Benbow. Mr Weston 2MG Chestnut Foundation KS1 KS2 It can be hard saying goodbye to our What a busy start Year One have had! Meet the Teachers! Mummies and Daddies when we begin school We have learnt about our local area in In Maths this week, Year 6 pupils did and so this week we have enjoyed a story our topic “How do we turn a bean into an amazing job of teaching column called the kissing hand where we keep a kiss a bar” and designed and made our own subtraction through the CPA from our special grown up on our hand to chocolate bar. We are looking approach to a lucky selection of remind us we are loved. We made salt dough forward to making chocolate in the pupils in Year 4! They started with hands of this as special keepsake and have the concrete approach, which is a made raccoons from the story cutting out next few weeks and learning about method that includes the the tails and collaging the faces. We have where chocolate comes from. also played a matching game with pictures In Literacy we have read, acted out manipulation of physical resources. from the story. We’ve had some fun in and retold the story of the Three They used the resources to show Reception this week learning the story of Little Pigs. We then enjoyed writing their students how we exchange tens The Gingerbread Man. We made a story our alternative stories about the for ones, before moving on to the map to help us re-tell the story and used it Three little Wolves and the Big Bad pictorial approach whereby we use to write a list of characters who tried to Pig. Lots of fun was had making our pictures and diagrams to represent catch him. The children investigated the houses for the pigs in the school numbers. Finally, when the teachers reason why the gingerbread man stopped at garden. This week the Gingerbread thought their pupils were ready, we the river, all you biscuit dunkers out there man is our story of the week. In moved on to the abstract approach already know the answer! In maths we have Maths we have learnt about number where we practised column been ordering and measuring the height of facts and have investigated making subtraction with exchanging. The different gingerbread men and we are numbers in different ways. whole lesson was very successful and ending the week by baking our own delicious Mrs Garvey and Miss Boyer are was thoroughly enjoyed by every gingerbread men ... let’s hope they don't run really impressed with all the hard pupil taking part. We definitely have away Mrs Reading, Dr Kirby and Miss work Year One. Keep it up! some future teachers in Year 6! Mr Cooke Witcomb Language Base Macmillan Coffee morning – Friday 29th September, language base organised a Macmillan coffee morning to coincide with a drop-in session for our parents. The children helped by making delicious cakes as well as LB staff generously giving cakes and bakes to sell on the morning. LB2 pupils even made vegetable soup from their harvested vegetables which were planted in the late spring. Many parents and some grandparents spent time together chatting and sharing their experiences over coffee and cake as well as generously donating to the Macmillan charity. £64.00 was raised in total. LB staff would like to say a huge thank you to parents, carers and staff that supported this event. We let the Bromsgrove Standard know too so watch out for an article in the coming weeks! Mrs Jones We have redesigned the letters/Newsletter page to make it Friday 20th October 2017 6.30-8pm Tickets £3 each easier for you to find letters that have been sent home. adults and children. Under 3s free. Prizes for best Furthermore we have added a link to each class page that will take you directly to the letters for your child’s keystage. We costumes, disco, refreshments, hot dogs, pocket money hope this helps you to stay up-to-date! Miss Thornton stall to apply for tickets please email Absence phone calls for new parents and reminder for all - [email protected] and include; child’s name and class, Please ensure that you call the dedicated absence line (press 0) your name, number of tickets required and an email address this is a 24 hour line to report an absence. We need to make to which confirmation can be sent. Maximum 8 tickets per sure that we know where your child is and if we do not have a call request. Tickets will be issued on a first come first served on each day of absence we have to spend time chasing up the basis. Do not send any money into school until you have absence. Please follow our procedure to avoid a call to the police to request a “safe and well” check for your child. received confirmation that your application for tickets has Thank you for your help in ensuring all pupils are safe. Miss been successful. Tickets will be issued via email. Thornton No unaccompanied children please. .
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