Events calendar
Thanks to everyone who supported the Cake Sale that took place in the hub last week. The Cake Sale raised £65.00 for Rowcroft Hospice.
The next sale, with a Firework theme, will take place on Thursday 3rd November. Get designing those cakes – perhaps Bake Off tonight can provide some inspiration! We look forward to a sparkling show…..toffee apples perhaps?
CAKE SALE – THURSDAY 29TH SEPTEMBER 2016 – IN AID OF ROWCROFT HOSPICE
The Cake Sale will take place in the HUB after school.
Contributions of cakes for the sale would be very welcome, feel free to pass them to the team on
reception on the day of the sale. Don’t forget to bring your pennies at the end of the day!
Just a reminder that all parents and friends of the school are welcome to join the Coffee and
Cake mornings that take place each Tuesday morning from 9.00am in EAT – it’s an informal opportunity to have
a cuppa, a homemade cake and a chat with each other.
CELEBRATING SUCCESS
As part of our Social and Emotional Aspects of Learning the whole school are thinking about ‘SEAL – New Beginnings’. Our Community Celebration on Friday at 9.00am in the school hall will shine the spotlight on the following celebration of our Core Offer:
‘I am keen to talk about my learning’
• Mrs Galling has nominated Kayden Grant
• Mr Hampton has nominated Jack Carley
• Miss Broomfield has nominated Finley Doets
• Miss Brine has nominated Ryan Rea
• Mr Franklin has nominated Layla Owen
• Mrs Robson has nominated Corey Moore
• Mrs Cousins has nominated Ella Mortimore
• Miss Shopland has nominated Ella Weston
• Mr Hankin has nominated Sam Deighton
• Mr Blurton has nominated Leah Hall
• Miss Cameron has nominated Thomas Kidd
SCHOOL COUNCIL
Also in assembly this week, Finley Doets and Isabella Davis are to be presented with their School Council
badges.
AMBASSADOR AWARDS
Mrs Galling would like to nominate the following children for an award this week:
• Lewis Bradley for wiping his feet on the mat before walking into the hub!
• Thomas Bell for telling Mrs Galling when his sticker was taken by another child, this really helped Mrs Galling as she was able to help Thomas resolve the issue.
• Joshua Doyle for letting Mr Hampton prompt him to pick up some litter he dropped in the courtyard, which helped make the courtyard clean.
• Ebonie Cude-King for excellent management of the transition between her music lesson and class learning.
• Jayden Dodd-Stuz – Jayden really showed excellent Fire Evacuation skills in our recent drill.
• Chloe Packer for being a superstar when the fire alarm went off last week.
• Michaela Wright would like to nominate Hanna Green for an award because she is a good friend.
• Leah Hall would like to nominate Mrs Tancock for an award, as she is always nice and kind to me and everyone.
• Mrs Tancock would like to nominate Leah Hall for an award as she is always polite and helpful.
• Skye Dymond would like to nominate Noah Weston for an award because he has been nice for the whole week.
• Tiffany Trott would like to nominate Sydney Heawood and Caitlin Blowers, because they have been really nice to Tiffany in school.
• Jamie Drinkwater would like to nominate Mrs Irving, Mrs Irving was walking through the hub and shut the door behind her, she saw Jamie was walking behind her so she went back and opened the door for him. Jamie felt very special!
• Megan Burgoyne would like to nominate Michaela Wright for being a good friend.
ATTENDANCE AWARDS
The following children have been nominated for being a ‘Start of the Day Superstar’ in
Key Stage 1 Time to Think – well done!
• George Wiktorko in Year 2 and his mum – Miss Dart
• Esme Kiddle in F1 and her mum – Mrs Kiddle
As part of our Social and Emotional Aspects of Learning the whole school are thinking about ‘SEAL – New Beginnings’. Our Community Celebration on Friday at 9.00am in the school hall will shine the spotlight on the following celebration of our Core Offer:
‘I am working hard on developing relationships which support my learning’
• Mrs Galling has nominated Ella Weston
• Mr Hampton has nominated Crystalmay Rye
• Miss Butler has nominated Kayden Grant
• Miss Brine has nominated Leon Dymond
• Mr Franklin has nominated William Gidley
• Mrs Robson has nominated Ruby Campbell
• Mrs Cousins has nominated Hanna Green
• Miss Shopland has nominated Joshua Stuz
• Mr Blurton has nominated Owen McAuliffe
• Miss Cameron has nominated Thomas Bell
SCHOOL COUNCIL
Also in assembly this week, Finley Doets and Izzy Davis are to be presented with their School Council badges. Sincere apologies to you both as these were missed last week.
AMBASSADOR AWARDS
Mrs Galling would like to nominate the following children for an award this week:
Thomas, Bethany and Reuben Bell – each child has worked really hard at carrying their book
bags and school bags, which has really helped their mum! Well done
Meghan Burgoyne – Meghan used excellent safety skills in keeping her and her friend safe last weekend, she found herself in a situation she considered unusual and told her mum. Well done Meghan, excellent thinking.
Janet Boulton would like to nominate Jamie Drinkwater for an award for his kindness to the youngest children at lunch time and his helpful ways. i.e. escorting reception children to their class, helping them and also helping the adults in the dinner hall.
Mr Franklin would like to nominate Noah Weston and Michaela Wright for an award, Mr Franklin was carrying a heavy load through the HUB, before he could speak, Noah and Michaela had left their lunches, pinched bits off the pile and Luke Huetson had opened the door, so Mr Franklin could get back to the classroom safely. Thank you!
ATTENDANCE AWARDS
The following children have been nominated for being a ‘Start of the Day Superstar’ in
Key Stage 1 Time to Think – well done!
• Ted Timoney-White, Ted returned to school following an absence, he worked with both his parents and Mr Franklin in some good decision making which meant that he stayed in school and engaged in some great learning. Well done Ted.
• Tilly Barr and her parents who both stay and engage in Time To Think for the afternoon Nursery session all three engaging in play together.
Tuesday 11th and Wednesday 12th of October will see three respected school leaders, visit our school. The purpose of their visit is to work with staff, governors, children and parents to review the provision in place at Haytor View.
We are keen to receive independent feedback from leaders with other school experience, both to identify what is unique and special about your school, as well as considerations for further development and focus.
The children are being encouraged to share their experiences of Haytor View with the visitors, alongside this we would welcome parents to engage the visitors in discussion about your experiences and thoughts.
The wider the feedback the visitors receive, the richer the feedback we will receive as a school, this will greatly support the school as it strives to improve the quality of service which is provided for you and your children.
Many thanks for your help – Kate Galling
Tuesday 11th and Wednesday 12th of October will see three respected school leaders, visit our school. The purpose of their visit is to work with staff, governors, children and parents to review the provision in place at Haytor View.
We are keen to receive independent feedback from leaders with other school experience, both to identify what is unique and special about your school, as well as considerations for further development and focus.
The children are being encouraged to share their experiences of Haytor View with the visitors, alongside this we would welcome parents to engage the visitors in discussion about your experiences and thoughts.
The wider the feedback the visitors receive, the richer the feedback we will receive as a school, this will greatly support the school as it strives to improve the quality of service which is provided for you and your children.
Many thanks for your help – Kate Galling