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Spring Term 2021 Newsletter Issue 10 19 March HEADLINES What a wonderful week of opportunities for our pupils, finishing with an ex- cellent assembly delivered by the School Council marking Red Nose Day. There is power within a community. And the spirit of a ‘physical community’ is particularly strong, as evidenced by the delight on the faces of children and staff alike as we have settled back into face-to-face school; the spring in the step of parents goes without saying! We have all relished in-person and in-the moment interactions, whether in the classroom, playground, woodland or sports pitches. After so much time spent working independent- ly, it is important for us to appreciate the feeling of belonging to something bigger than ourselves. Smiles have been the order of the day. Re-establishing routines has helped to settle any nerves your children might have had over the last week or so, but don’t worry if they have struggled to master everything straight- away; all form tutors and class teachers are here to help. As mentioned previously, don’t be surprised if your children are especially tired – it takes a while to regain stamina. Some rest this weekend will help. Do continue to keep in touch if any particular worries or anxieties start to surface as your children begin to re-integrate into their friendship groups. Best wishes, Emma Neville, Head CALENDAR 22/03/2021 08:00:00 Theme of the week: Easter Story 16:00:00 23/03/2021 17:30 PrePrep Virtual Parents' Evening 19:30 24/03/2021 10:00:00 PA Easter Egg Hunt 12:00:00 25/03/2021 08:00:00 ABRSM Music Exams (internal candidates only) 16:00:00 25/03/2021 17:30 PrePrep Virtual Parents' Evening 19:30 26/03/2021 12:00:00 End of Term (PrePrep) 26/03/2021 12:15:00 End of Term (Prep School) 26/03/2021 14:00:00 Virtual Open Day 17:00 26/03/2021 16:00:00 Prep School end of term reports online Spring Term 2021, issue 10 SECONDARY SCHOOL OPEN DAYS Ardingly, 8 May www.ardingly.com/admissions/open-morning-dates-2 Battle Abbey, bespoke tours only [email protected] Benenden School, register for an online tour www.benenden.school/opendays Bethany, www.bethanyschool.org.uk/admissions/ Brighton College, 24 April, www.brightoncollege.org.uk/ Burgess Hill, 7 May, https://burgesshillgirls.com/admissions/open-events Caterham School, www.caterhamschool.co.uk/admissions/open-days-and-visits/ Claremont Senior School, www.claremontschool.co.uk/admissions/open-days/ Hurstpierpoint College, www.hppc.co.uk/admissions/prospectus-open-morning-requests/ Kent College, 6 May, 10 June http://welcome.kent-college.co.uk/ Mayfield School, 17 April , www.mayfieldgirls.org/admissions/virtual-open-morning Sevenoaks School, virtual group visits every Saturday, www.sevenoaksschool.org/visits/ Tonbridge School, https://www.tonbridge-school.co.uk/admissions/contact-us Walthamstow Hall, [email protected] Worth School, www.worthschool.org.uk/No-Drive-Open-Day/ Bennett Memorial, https://www.twgsb.org.uk/2093/open-events Judd School, https://www.judd.online/page/?title=Visit+Us&pid=61 The Skinners’ School, https://www.skinners-school.co.uk/admissions/open-days/ The Skinners’ Kent Academy, https://www.skinnerskentacademy.org.uk/academy-tours.html Tonbridge Grammar School for Girls, https://www.tgs.kent.sch.uk/open-events Tunbridge Wells Grammar School for Boys, https://www.twgsb.org.uk/2093/open-events Tunbridge Wells Girls’ Grammar School, https://www.twggs.kent.sch.uk/548/open-days-and- evenings SUMMER TERM CALENDAR Significant planning is going into a variety of events for next term but I apologise that reduced forward visibility makes confirmation of this calendar much more difficult than normal. I am grateful to Mr Hinchliffe and Mrs Wren for all their positive work in preparing for the possible return of sports fixtures for all children in Years 3-8 next term. As well as requiring DfE guidance on school fixtures to change, we shall need to work through the risk assessments of transporting children to other local schools if there are to be away matches. We are planning a variety of events for Wellness Week, Science and Or- chestral Weeks, Focus and Outings Days. We aim to include a range of Science events, RS, Art and Hu- manities activities, House Matches, Charity activities and some special events for our Year 6 and 8 leavers. However, all events will certainly be different from previous years. The Senior Play is likely to be filmed; and we are conscious of providing alternative performance opportu- nities for children with their music and drama. We are also planning transition events for our current Year 6 and Year 8 pupils. The final weeks of term are likely to involve a Sports Day for all the children as well as a mini-Speech Day outside for Years 3 – 8: we shall aim to provide a special finale for Years 6 and 8. We hope that, by then, parents will be able to join us in person, however, if this is not the case a film will be provided. We will con- tinue to follow all areas of government guidance and will inform you closer to the time once final deci- sions and plans have been made, please bear with us. Spring Term 2021, issue 10 WRAP AROUND CARE If you would like to take advantage of our Wrap Around Care provision for Summer Term 2021 please select the dates and options you require. Forms need to be completed by Friday 26 March. Prep & PrePrep Children (Kindergarten – Year 8) Breakfast (£5.35) 7.30-8.00am https://rosehillschool.wufoo.com/forms/wrap-around-care-breakfast-summer-2021/ PrePrep Children (Kindergarten – Year 2) Morning Octagon 8:00-8:15am https://rosehillschool.wufoo.com/forms/wrap-around-care-morning-session-summer-2021/ Afternoon Octagon 3:30-4:00pm https://rosehillschool.wufoo.com/forms/wrap-around-care-afternoon-session-summer-2021/ Late Sessions (£9.95) 4:00-5:15pm https://rosehillschool.wufoo.com/forms/wrap-around-care-late-session-summer-2021/ There is a 24 hour notice period for cancellations and occasional bookings can be requested twelve hours in advance using the following email [email protected] KINDERGARTEN EXTENDED HOURS SUMMER TERM After Easter, the children in Kindergarten will be staying for the whole day on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays and they will need to be collected at 3:30pm that day. On all other days the collection arrangements remain the same as this term. If you feel your child is now ready to stay for the afternoon on any other day please take advantage of our extended hours until 3.30pm (£92.00 per term). This can be further extended to 5.15pm in the Wrap Around Care facility (Late Session) which is charged separately. https://rosehillschool.wufoo.com/forms/extended-hours-for-kindergarten-summer-2021/ LOST & FOUND Please collect from the school office Spring Term 2021, issue 10 KINDERGARTEN Kindergarten have travelled to Africa this week. We enjoyed going on a safari into the woods looking for animals that might be found and wore our African masks and the necklaces we made. We took the rain sticks and beat drums as we looked for the animals. RECEPTION Reception have enjoyed playing with their friends this week Spring Term 2021, issue 10 YEAR 2 ECO-SCHOOLS Our application to become an Eco-school has started. Con- gratulations to Aidan C and Seb F who are the joint chairs of the Eco Committee. Steps one and two of the seven stage pro- cess to Green Flag success have begun, firstly with the creation of the committee and an Eco board, and secondly with the start of an environmental review which investigates the school's environmental performance. The committee members will be reporting on their progress in future newsletters. Spring Term 2021, issue 10 YEAR 3 CENSUS 2021 Sunday March 21st is Census Day. Children have been learning why we have a ten year census and how the nationwide survey helps the government to plan for the future. Classes have been using the Datashine website which maps data from the last census of 2011. The image below shows areas of Tunbridge Wells with a predominance of 5 bedroom houses. Spring Term 2021, issue 10 YEAR 4 Year 4 have been learning about Greek hoplites in history and designing their own Greek shields. They wrote their initials or names on them using Greek let- ters as well as pictures of animals. Snakes being a popular choice among the students. In Classical Greece, snakes were a good omen and associated with the goddess Athena. Year 4 were busy in the woods last week making dens for the Gruffalo and Mr Sloth! Spring Term 2021, issue 10 YEAR 5 In English we have started to read Kensuke’s Kingdom. We have created motif poems about Michael falling over- board Spring Term 2021, issue 10 YEAR 6 Spring Term 2021, issue 10 PI DAY "Pi day was celebrated last Friday. Pi is that number 3.14 .......... and is usually celebrated on 14th March as the date is written the American way - 3/14 just like Pi! Lots of activities connected with circles were done in lessons including compass work, Pi skylines, Pi brace- lets, mystic rose constructions and fractions of pies. Our assembly was the Dr Seuss book "Happy Pi day to You" featuring the Cat in the Hat. At lunchtime the vanilla sponge was circular and slices were cut. Pupils decorated numbers which are being strung up in the order of Pi around the school." Spring Term 2021, issue 10 MENU Monday Mildly spiced fajitas Broccoli Tuesday Roast chicken thighs in gravy with a sage and onion topping , roast potatoes and carrots Wednesday Watermelon Thursday Tuna and sweetcorn pasta bake Mange tout Friday Cod goujons & chunky chips Peas Soup A Tomato soup and a daily vegetarian soup is available with crusty baguettes, there are also baked potatoes.
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