Bolnore Village Primary School ON THE HORIZON...Luka, Year 2 Helping Hands Thank you to everyone who...
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Bolnore Village Primary School Updown Hill, Bolnore Village, RH16 4GD [email protected] www.bolnorevillage.w-sussex.sch.uk Hny Bolnore Village Primary School ‘It takes a village to start new topics.’ Clubs Corner Our huge variety of clubs have started again this week and it was great to see so many pupils have signed up. This term there are 321 children over 17 clubs, including Football, Art, Dance, Lego, Cricket and Book Club to name a few! Well done everybody and thank you to all the adults that lead a club and give children the opportunity to shine in all these different areas. This is Mrs Taylor and Mr Scott signing their name with members of the new Signing Club. Congratulations go to Apple, Cherry, Hazel, Mulberry, Ebony and Silver Birch classes for achieving 97% attendance this week, our target! Volume 100 Issue 314, 13 September 2019 – Stunning Starts ON THE HORIZON Tuesday 17 September o EYFS/Reception Phonics Workshop for Parents 2.15 pm Thursday 19 September o Oathall Community College Open Evening for 2020/21 Year 7 intake - 4.30 pm – 8.00 pm o Year 5/6 Boys’ Football Friendly vs Harlands at Harlands 3.45 pm – 5.00 pm Tuesday 24 September o Year 1 Trip to Lewes Castle Wednesday 25 September o Parent/Teacher Meetings (Years 1 – 6) 3.30 pm – 6.00 pm (by appointment) Thursday 26 September o Parent/Teacher Meetings (Years 1 – 6) 3.30 pm – 6.00 pm (by appointment) Monday 30 September o JP Photographic in to take individual and sibling photographs (for children attending BVPS only) Tuesday 1 October o Year 2 Roald Dahl Workshop Saturday 5 October o FoBVPS Quiz Night Opportunity for All Our School Development Plan for 2019-20 is called ‘Opportunity for All’ and focuses on supporting children to develop the values, skills and knowledge they will need for their future. One important part of this is for every child to have the opportunity to find and develop their passions. What is your child passionate about and does their teacher know? Look out for an information leaflet in the coming weeks. Miss Brumby Violin Magic Beech Class loved their first violin lesson and were excited to be given responsibility for their own assigned violin. The first lesson was music to my ears! Miss Stagg Thank you to the FoBVPS for funding this opportunity Core Values It is unbelievable how many Core Value counters we have already collected in two weeks! Don’t forget to ask your child what they received their Core Value sticker for. Thank you to Mrs McLeod (and many other parents) for the recent donation of books to the school. Mrs Crook World War Art Year 5 had great fun creating silhouette pictures during our World War II Art Day. We had to think of a WWII inspired background and then create the silhouette out of black paper using our careful cutting skills. The colourful background was created using a variety of chalk and pastels - this was the best and messiest bit! We were really proud of the finished product. Mrs Munday Aslan’s Alley In Year 6, we have started to read our book ‘The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe’. We created a conscience alley and decided whether it was a good idea for Lucy to enter the woods alone. There were lots of different reasons for Lucy to consider, as the children justified their point of view. Miss Elliott We’re Here Full Time! We are so proud of how well Apple and Cherry Class children have settled in already. They are enjoying their learning and making lots of friends at lunchtime. Mrs Beasley This week, the new topics have started in style over the school and the children are already becoming engrossed. We are concentrating on creating more opportunities for irresistible and memorable learning as a school, and the children have certainly been talking excitedly about their different learning activities. From finding dinosaur eggs to acting out the Enormous Crocodile, it’s sometimes hard to know who’s having more fun, the children or the adults! You get to learn more and more interesting stuff every year! Luka, Year 2 Helping Hands Thank you to everyone who volunteers at our School. We are always looking for more people to help read with children and support in class. Unfortunately, due to the skilled nature of the activities involved, we do not usually ask for adults to help at Forest School.
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Bolnore Village Primary School Updown Hill, Bolnore Village, RH16 4GD [email protected] www.bolnorevillage.w-sussex.sch.uk
Hny Bolnore Village Primary School ‘It takes a village to start new topics.’
CHOOL LOGO
Clubs Corner Our huge variety of clubs have started
again this week and it was great to see so many pupils have signed up. This term there are 321 children over 17 clubs, including Football, Art, Dance, Lego,
Cricket and Book Club to name a few! Well done everybody and thank you to all
the adults that lead a club and give children the opportunity to shine in all
these different areas.
This is Mrs Taylor and Mr Scott signing their name with members of the new Signing Club.
Congratulations go to Apple, Cherry,
Hazel, Mulberry, Ebony and Silver Birch
classes for achieving 97% attendance this
week, our target!
Volume 100 Issue 314, 13 September 2019 – Stunning Starts
ON THE HORIZON Tuesday 17 September o EYFS/Reception Phonics Workshop for
Parents 2.15 pm Thursday 19 September o Oathall Community College Open
Evening for 2020/21 Year 7 intake - 4.30 pm – 8.00 pm
o Year 5/6 Boys’ Football Friendly vs Harlands at Harlands 3.45 pm – 5.00 pm
Tuesday 24 September o Year 1 Trip to Lewes Castle Wednesday 25 September o Parent/Teacher Meetings (Years 1 – 6)
3.30 pm – 6.00 pm (by appointment) Thursday 26 September o Parent/Teacher Meetings (Years 1 – 6)
3.30 pm – 6.00 pm (by appointment) Monday 30 September o JP Photographic in to take individual
and sibling photographs (for children attending BVPS only)
Tuesday 1 October o Year 2 Roald Dahl Workshop Saturday 5 October o FoBVPS Quiz Night
Opportunity for All
Our School Development Plan for 2019-20 is called ‘Opportunity for All’ and focuses on supporting children to develop the values,
skills and knowledge they will need for their future. One important part of this is for every
child to have the opportunity to find and develop their passions. What is your child passionate about and does their teacher
know? Look out for an information leaflet in the coming weeks. Miss Brumby
Violin Magic Beech Class loved their first violin lesson and
were excited to be given responsibility for their own assigned violin. The first lesson was
music to my ears! Miss Stagg Thank you to the FoBVPS for funding this
opportunity
Core Values It is unbelievable how many Core Value
counters we have already collected in two weeks! Don’t forget to ask your child what they received their Core Value sticker for.
Thank you to Mrs McLeod (and many other parents) for the recent donation of books to the school. Mrs Crook
World War Art Year 5 had great fun creating silhouette pictures during our World War II Art Day.
We had to think of a WWII inspired background and then create the
silhouette out of black paper using our careful cutting skills. The colourful
background was created using a variety of chalk and pastels - this was the best and messiest bit! We were really proud
of the finished product. Mrs Munday
Aslan’s Alley In Year 6, we have started to read our
book ‘The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe’. We created a conscience
alley and decided whether it was a good idea for Lucy to enter the woods alone. There were lots of different reasons for
Lucy to consider, as the children justified their point of view. Miss Elliott
We’re Here Full Time! We are so proud of how well Apple and
Cherry Class children have settled in already. They are enjoying their learning and making lots of friends at lunchtime.
Mrs Beasley
This week, the new topics have started in style over the school and the children are already becoming engrossed. We are concentrating on creating more
opportunities for irresistible and memorable learning as a school, and the children have certainly been talking excitedly about their different learning
activities. From finding dinosaur eggs to acting out the Enormous Crocodile, it’s sometimes hard to know who’s having more fun, the children or the adults!
You get to learn more and more interesting stuff
every year! Luka, Year 2
Helping Hands Thank you to everyone who volunteers
at our School. We are always looking for
more people to help read with children
and support in class. Unfortunately, due
to the skilled nature of the activities
involved, we do not usually ask for adults
to help at Forest School.
