Parkland Post – 11th March
This week
Welcome to this week’s Parkland Post. We have had a fantastic week, especially as the weather is getting warmer and the mornings are getting lighter.
Skills builder task
Meet our Governors – Garth Davenport
Garth Davenport is our ‘Meet the Governor’ for this week. He has recorded a short message for you all to introduce himself on our facebook page. You will see him around school from time to time, helping to keep our school safe.
Red Nose Day
Parkland Bake Off and Non uniform day!– 18th March
To raise money for red nose day this year we will be holding a bake sale. You can dress in red or wear non uniform aswell!
There will be 3 categories and prizes to be given out for the best baking! The categories are parent, staff and child bakes. Please make sure you label any boxes that you wish to have returned.
Please do not add nuts to your baking and be aware children will be able to buy 1 treat at breaktime for 50p. Leftover bakes will be sold at the end of the day.
Parent Forum Dates
Thank you to those parents that attended our previous forum, it is important that we get your input and ideas for school.
If you can make the next one please join us for tea and cake and a good chat! Here are the dates for the rest of the year.
March 24th
May 5th
Pride Awards
Nursery
Arthur
For having a fantastic first week in Nursery and for settling in so well!
Kayleigh
For developing her Minibeast understanding and giving her ideas during group time.
Reception
Amelia
For working hard to achieve her target of writing her name.
Shontayne
For his ever improving communication skills. We love hearing your voice in class Shontayne!
Year 1
Leela
For working hard to complete her maths work independently.
Jude
For always contributing to our class discussions and sharing his ideas
Year 2
Mason
Trying hard to follow instructions this week and making the right choices.
Ruby
Fantastic effort in reading this week and not giving up when things got tricky.
Year 3/4A
Noah
For trying and trying again. Your determination to do well is incredible Noah. Well done.
Daisy
Working hard to create a fact sheet about the Anglo-Saxons and the Vikings. She used some fabulous key words. Well done!
Year 3/4NW
Ceitha
Writing a wonderful setting description using expanded noun phrases.
Ayrton
Amazing dancing and singing in our African assembly!
Year 5
Evelyn
Always being there to help others, especially helping her younger sister around school.
Ved
Settling in to year 5 so well, always working hard and doing his best.
Year 6
Aaron
His resilience in maths. Find percentages of amounts.
Alfie H
Always looking out for his friends and other people in his class
Parkland Panthers- Pupils who shone in their PE sessions this week
Year 1 – Kian and Isabel
Year 2 – Fabien and Lily
Year 3/4A –
Year 3/4NW – Jayden and Mya
Year 5 – Connor and Isha
Year 6 – Finn and Lucy
Do what matters most
Be yourself, always
Show you care
Succeed together