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JULY NEWS

This newsletter is posted on the

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From the website it is possible to click on the SCHOOL

BLOG which is an online

photographic diary of life at the

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Introducing Partner Moles Dear Parents, Carers, Governors, Friends, Staff and Pupils

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As you are no doubt aware, funding for schools has become increasingly tight over the past ten years. Molescroft is not impervious to these challenges and we are extremely grateful to the wide and varied ways that parents support our school and the children’s education. Parents will have read in the media that schools have been asking parents to contribute more with annual subscriptions etc. To be honest I don’t think I could ask you to contribute any more, as you remain generous and extremely supportive. I have asked Mr. Morton and Mrs. Jameson to look into other ways of maximising potential income support.

As such, they have an exciting initiative starting in September that we believe would be of interest to local business. It will provide real benefit to the school and hopefully those companies involved. If you have your own business (tiny, small, medium or big!) or work in a local business that would be interested in supporting the school we would love to hear from you. We are creating new Partner Moles. There are four levels of involvement to suit all sizes of business. They are Platinum, Gold, Silver and Bronze.

If you are interested in finding out more, please email Mrs. Jameson and we will be in touch. rjameson@molescroftprimary.net

I am delighted to announce that Acklams Coaches have already agreed to be our Platinum Partner Mole.

As we come to the end of another school year I would like to record my personal thanks to all our Parents/Carers and of course the Friends Association for the most remarkable level of commitment and support in economic times which have been so challenging, and yet to date we have been able to maintain all the programmes which we all value so much.

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RExhibition of Work Evening 2018 Come and see what we have been doing. A reminder of the changed plan, including the England match!

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School will be hosting its annual Exhibition of Work Evening. The whole school will be open and pupils are encouraged to bring their parents to school between 4:15pm and 7pm. This is an important part of our partnership.

The children should be your guide and show you their work and classrooms. Teachers are all here for informal discussions. In addition parents are encouraged to have a look all around the school, in other classrooms and to have a look at what everyone else has been doing. Certainly it is recommended that parents have a look at the classrooms their children are transferring to.

Staff will be available in the Conservation Area so please do go and have a look at the habitats. Not to be missed are the class garden tubs, each designed by a class this year around the theme of “Team Tubs” marking the FIFA World Cup. Which is your favourite?

As before there will be a rolling programme of music. We sincerely hope that Parent/Carers will facilitate their children being on time to perform. It is so disappointing when children have worked so hard in their music lessons to find gaps in the groups. Every child from Y2 to Y6 will be performing in at least one section. We are so lucky to have Mrs. Walker teaching all our children to read music through the recorder and of course to lead what must be the biggest Primary School Orchestra in the land. Year 2 will be performing again for us. This is the fourth year that Year 2 will attend the Big Little Sing at the Spa in Bridlington on 9th July. The choir rounds off the evening and their programme is always a beautiful finale to our school family evening.

The Friends Association will also be providing refreshments.

The children and not least Mrs. Walker have worked extremely hard to put together an exciting programme. I have heard the performances of the orchestra, choir, Y2 and the recorders and they are truly amazing. It would be such a shame if they were not shared on the evening.

Highlights include: The Orchestra’s performances of the “In the Hall of the Mountain King” and “The Greatest Showman”. I witnessed on Friday the one hundred and twenty Y5 & Y6 massed recorders with percussion performing The Theme from “The Game of Thrones” and “We Will Rock You” ... simply spectacular.The Y2 have a wonderful programme including “Chitty Chitty Bang Bang” and the Choir have three wonderful songs including Ed Sheeran’s “What Do I Know” which will lift the spirits and hopefully the England Team too! Meanwhile Y4 recorders have mastered Mamma Mia, while Y3 are performing One Direction’s “What Makes You Beautiful”.

Of course, the children will have lots to share in their classrooms too.

I realise the early timings are not ideal, but to help I can offer the following.

•If it is difficult for the Orchestra members to get home and back for 4:30pm I will make arrangements for them to stay at school and provide a picnic tea. (Must be booked in advance via the office).•Tea Club will operate unaffected and we will start the tea sessions slightly early to make sure everyone is fed by 4:30pm. The library will be closed to guests until 5:15pm.

Children from Y2 to Y6 should be in school uniform for the evening. Y1 and Foundation Year do not need to be in uniform.

At 7pm we shall switch on the football on the big screen in the hall and for those young and old who would like to watch all or part of the match with friends. You will be most welcome (up

to the hall capacity).Parents, if you would like to bring a can or two that will be fine and soft drinks, crisps, tea and coffee will also be available to purchase.

Once again, I apologise sincerely for this oversight, but hope that you will be able to work around the new schedule and thank you for the many supportive comments and emails I have received.

The Hall Programme 4:30 pm The Orchestra5:20 pm Y2:Big Little Sing5:30pm Arts Award Presentation in the Library for those involved5:50 pm Y3 Recorders6:05 pm Y4 Recorders6:20 pm Y5 & Y6 Recorders6:40 pm The Choir

Please note for everyone’s safety and comfort a one way system will operate through the hall. In addition Parent/Carers are encouraged not to bring prams/pushchairs into the school and through the corridors. Wherever possible, please use external routes to the classrooms. Every room has an external door.

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R SUMMER SUN PROTECTIONKEEPING YOUR CHILDREN PROTECTED

It is vital that pupils are protected for our SPORTS EVENTS including the COMMONMOLE GAMES SPORTS DAYS. Children will be outside for up to three hours on these occasions. It is not unusual though in Summer months for pupils to enjoy an outdoor PE lesson for 90 minutes on any day.

FUN IN THE SUN Keep safe this summer

Just a reminder that it is recommended that pupils have a wide brimmed or foreign legion style hat which protects the neck. Pupils are also recommended to have sun cream at school but the following protocol must be observed.

The sun cream must be clearly labelled with the child’s name.

The sun cream must be kept in the box provided in each class – NOT in book bags, coats or pockets.

Each child must be trained at home how to best apply his or her own sun cream. Teachers and supervisors cannot apply sun cream for your child unless there is a medical requirement, this being dealt with through the Administration of Medicines Policy.

Parents may consider applying a cream on their children which will last a full day, which clearly makes things easier at school, although there is some debate as to whether this was safe enough. I leave it to you to decide what you prefer.

THINK SAFETY IN THE SUN FOR YOUR CHILDREN FOR OUTDOOR PE LESSONS AND FOR ALL OUR SPORTING TOURNAMENTS

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Slip Slop Slap Seek Slide SUN SAFETY SAFETY FOR CHILDREN Encouraging children to take simple precautions will prevent both short and long term sun damage while allowing them to enjoy their time outside.

• Infants under 12 months should be kept in the shade.

• Cover up children with hats, protective clothing and sunglasses.

• Use a sunscreen with an appropriate SPF factor for each family member based on individual skin type.

• Limit the time spent in the midday sun when the UV index is at its highest.

• Monitor exposure to the sun using a UV monitor.

THE SOLAR INDEXThe UV Index is a scale given to the level of UV radiation on a given day. It ranges from 0 to 20-the higher the index, the higher the potential for damage to the skin and eyes and the less time it takes for this damage to occur.

SUN PROTECTION

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FAREWELL YEAR 6 Seven years of memories and achievements. Remember ‘Once a mole, always a mole’

Year 6 will be given a special send off on Friday 20th July. 2018. They will be given a special guard of honour by the rest of the school and will leave through the main entrance.

Parent/Carers of Y6, Friends Association committee members and Governors are invited earlier to join Y6 at 10:30 a.m. for a special show which is to be presented by Y6. They will also receive their briefcases.

At 12 noon on this day Y6 and their guests are invited to share a special buffet lunch with the staff, in order to mark the end of the primary days. The cost of this is £2.40 per child. (If parents have paid in advance for their child’s lunch no further payment is required). The cost is £3.40 for adults. Parent/Carers of Y6, members of Friends Association, and Governors

are also invited to attend. The buffet will be based in the Y6 classrooms. Please fill in the slip at the end of the Newsletter.

This will be followed by a whole school final assembly at 1:45 p.m. Again our guests are invited to stay for this annual rite of passage.

Traditionally on the last day, Year 6 like to collect signatures on their school polo shirt. This is fine with me if it is fine with you, BUT

the children MUST provide their own pen for this purpose and have a school jumper or second polo shirt to wear for the final assembly in the afternoon.

SUMMER SEMI FROZEN FRUIT KEBABS

Pupils will be pleased to know that the Fruit

Kebabs continue to be available at morning

breaks until the end of term. Semi-frozen fruit kebabs will be available

from the Friends’ Garden each morning break. They cost 30p each.

Once again thanks go to Mrs. Hunsley, our

extremely flexible cook, for facilitating this.

A CELEBRATION OF THE BRITISH SUMMER SALAD A different hot component each day From 2nd July to 13th July 2018 the stage will be in the hall and all the technical equipment set up for our performances. Rather than try to squeeze in and have to keep packing up and resetting the stage, dinners will be served from the pupil’s kitchen. There will be no room however for guests.

For these lunches we shall be having a celebration of salads. There will be a wide range of options and changes each day. I promise the children this is not a few lettuce leaves and a tomato! There will be a hot element to the meal each day e.g pizza. Watch out for the special menus when they are published. If the weather is pleasant children may also have the chance to dine alfresco in the Friends Garden and/or on the Year 2, Year 3 & Year 4 picnic tables.

HEALTHY AND HEARTY

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WE WILL ROCK YOU Rounds 2 & 3

Round 1 tickets will be issued today Friday 22nd June. These were offered to Parent/Carers of children involved in the show. The Round 2 ticket form will be issued on Monday and tickets will be distributed on Thursday 28th June. Any

remaining unsold tickets will be made openly available on Wednesday 4th July directly from the school office from 8:30am

Tickets are priced £7.50 but are not available to pupils of Molescroft Primary School nor to pre-school children.

WE WILL ROCK YOU The Final CountdownWe are now in the final stages of rehearsal...and there is a lot to do. There is a huge team involved in preparation of the performers, dancing, singing, musicians, costumes and technical. I am so indebted to all.Monday 2nd July: NO REHEARSAL due to stage constructionThursday 5th 3pm to 6:30pm First Full Show run on the stageSaturday 7th July 1 pm to 5pm All Named soloists technical rehearsal Sunday 8th July 1pm to 5pm – Full Dress Rehearsal EveryonePlease note that Dress Rehearsals are not predictable and sometimes overrun. If this is the case this year, parent/carers needing to take their child from the rehearsal at 5pm may still do so ... just ask a teacher present.Monday 9th July 3pm to 6:30pm Full Dress Rehearsal Costumes will be required again.

Wednesday 11th

Thursday 12th

Friday 13th Performances at 7 p.m.

6:00pm to 6:30pm All performers should report and change into costume and into make up. The show should be over by 9.30pm. Children involved in the show may have a lie in on Friday 13th July. Those choosing to do this should report to the office by 10.30am.Please note there will be no orchestra on this day but violin lessons will continue.We shall give a performance to Y1 to Y6 on Tuesday 10th July at 1:00pm. Note we will not finish until 4pm. If this would cause you a problem please give the

office advance notice and we will make sure your child is available for collection at 3:30pm

If younger children are likely to be scared by loud music and flashing lights they do not have to watch. Please advise the office accordingly.

CHANGING ROOMS Y6 Routines GIRLS Burgundy Room

Y5 Routines GIRLS Orange Room

Y4 Routines GIRLS Green Room

Y4 to Y6 Urban Dance BOYS Yellow Room

Y4 to Y6 who do not attend dance groups Red Room BOYS AND GIRLS

NAMED SOLOISTS Y3 Classrooms

IF YOU HAVE A CHILD IN THE SHOW, BUT HAVE NOT RETURNED YOUR BOOKING FORM, PHONE THE SCHOOL AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.

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As always, I am indebted to the staff and volunteers who give up so much to offer extra curricular activities to our children. Below is a list of Clubs which operate at school. Clubs in bold indicate a change. Clubs in italics are provided through the Extended Schools Initiative, are NOT staffed by Molescroft, have a booking form AND usually incur a small fee. (CODE) indicates the location of/changing for club e.g Y5SG = Y5 room Mrs. Grainger / (Y2JW) = Y2 room Mr. WilliamsDay Time Club Age Groups LeaderDaily

12:30pm - 1:00pm Lego Therapy (IC) (by invitation) Mrs. CharltonEnrichment Clubs: various days and times (watch out for separate letters from Mrs. Lazenby)

Monday 8am - 8:40am Enhancing Spanish (FY) Y5 to Y6 Mrs. Schravesande12:00 noon - 1pm Library is open Y6 & Y4 Mrs. Tippett12:00 - 12:35pm Routines Dance (Y5SG) Y3 Mrs. Bulless12:00pm – 12:30pm Chess (Y6VT) Intermediate Mrs Coward12:00 noon - 1:10pm Talented Artists (Y4SL) By Invitation Mrs. Ripley12 noon - 12:35pm Routines Dance (Y2EJ) Y1 Miss Johns12:35pm - 1:10pm Routines Dance (Y1SP) Y2 Miss Power12:35 - 1:10pm Routines Dance (Y5SG) Y5 Mrs. Bulless12:00pm - 12:35pm Spanish for Beginners (FY) Y1 to Y4 Mrs. Schravesande12:35pm - 1:10pm Spanish for Beginners (FY) Y1 to Y4 Mrs. Schravesande

Sept 2018 3:30pm - 4:30pm Tag Rugby (Y4SM) Y3 to Y6 Tigers Sport Ed TrustIn light rain the club will continue outside. In heavy rain an indoor activity will be provided in Mr. Morton’s classroom.

3:30pm - varies Theatre Club (see schedule) Y4 to Y6 Mr. LoncasterATTENDANCE ORGANISED BY REHEARSAL TIMETABLE from MARCH 2018.

Tuesday12 noon - 12:35pm Routines Dance (Y5BR) Y4 Mrs. Bulless12:00 noon - 1pm Library is open Y5 Y6 Volunteers12:35 - 1:10pm Routines Dance (Y5BR) Y6 Mrs. Bulless12:30pm - 1:10m Basketball (Y5BR) Y4/Y5/Y6 Mr. Rowsell12:30pm - 1:00pm Craft Club (Y3 KS) Y1 ONLY (summer 1) Miss Spencer & Mrs. Dixon12:30pm – 1:00pm Christian Club (FY) All Miss Fullam, Mrs Hulse

Please note this is a religious/faith club; in the style of a ‘Sunday School’, Parents/carers should inform the school if they wish their child not to attend

12:00pm – 12:30pm Chess for all (Y6VT) Beginners Mrs Coward 3:30pm – 4:30pm Handball Coaching (Y3KS) Y2 TO Y4 Tigers Sport Ed Trust

In light rain the club will continue outside. In heavy rain an indoor activity will be provided in Miss Spencer’s classroom. 3:30pm - 4:30pm Table Tennis (Atrium) Y6 Mrs Coward

In light rain the club will continue outside. In heavy rain an indoor activity will be provided in Mr. Rowsell’s classroom. 3.40pm – 4.35pm Gymnastics (FYCP) Y1 - Y2 Head Coach of Meridian Gym 4:35pm – 5:35pm Gymnastics (FYCP) Y3-Y6 & Advanced “ “ “

Wednesday12:00 noon - 1pm Library is open Y1 Y6 Volunteers12:30pm - 1:00pm Jigsaw Club (Y2SP) Y1 & Y2 Miss Powers

12:35pm – 1:10pm iPad Club (Y6MB) Y6 Mr Britton/ Mr. Morton12:30pm - 1:15pm Frenchtastic next steps (FY) Y2 to Y6 Mrs. McKie3:30pm – 4:30pm Football Coaching (FY) FY TO Y2 Tigers Sport Ed Trust Children to change in FOUNDATION Room. Parents may support in the room, but not go further into school

In light rain the club will continue outside. In heavy rain an indoor activity will be provided in the changing room.3:30pm - 4:30pm Girls Football (Y3MW) Y3 - Y6 Miss Johns

In light rain the club will continue outside. In heavy rain an indoor activity will be provided in Mr. Wood’s classroom. 3:30pm - 4:30pm Badminton (Parish Centre) Y3 to Y6 Tigers Sport Ed Trust 4:30pm - 5:30pm Badminton for girls (PC) Y3 to Y6 Mr. I. Brice

PLEASE NOTE ALL EVENING CLUBS: THE COLLECTION POINT FOR PARENTS IS THE SCHOOL FOYER and THE FOUNDATION STAGE COURTYARD. CHILDREN WILL LEAVE CLUBS VIA THE FOUNDATION STAGE COURTYARD.

AFTER 4:15PM THERE IS NO ACCESS FROM THE SCHOOL RECEPTION INTO THE SCHOOL.

ADULTS WATCHING THE OUTDOOR CLUBS MUST LEAVE THE SITE VIA THE SOUTH GATE ONTO THE CUL DE SAC

Staff will unlock the gates to enable an exit. To spectate at clubs, adults must be on site at the start of the club. Access is not available after the club has begun.

CLUBS: Making More of Molescroft FROM THE WEEK COMMENCING: Monday 25th June 2018 All after school indoor clubs and Thursday Netball, Y3/Y4 boys Football and Ultimate Frisbee close after Friday 29th June 2018 (except Theatre Club)All remaining after school outdoor clubs close after Friday 6th July 2018

As always, I am indebted to the staff and volunteers who give up so much to offer extra curricular activities to our children. Below is a list of Clubs which operate at school. Clubs in bold indicate a change. Clubs in italics are provided through the Extended Schools Initiative, are NOT staffed by Molescroft, have a booking form AND usually incur a small fee. (CODE) indicates the location of incl. changing for the club e.g Y5SG= Y5 room Mrs. Grainger / (Y2JW) = Y2 room Mr. WilliamsDay Time Club Age Groups LeaderThursday

12:00 noon - 1pm Library is open Y2 Y6 Volunteers12:30pm - 1:15pm Frenchtastic for beginners (FY) FY to Y2 Mrs. McKie12:30pm – 1:00pm Sewing & Knitting (Y6VT) Y5/Y6 Mrs Coward12.30pm – 1.00pm Choir (Y6MB) Y3 - Y6 Mr Britton / Miss Baker / Mrs. Walker12:30pm - 1:00pm Horrible Histories (Y2JW) Y1 & Y2 Mr. Williams3:30pm - 4:30 pm Netball Club (Y6VT) Y5 & Y6 Mrs. Mitchell-Smith

In light rain the club will continue outside. In heavy rain an indoor activity will be provided in Mrs. Tippett’s Room. 3:30pm - 4:30pm Ultimate Frisbee (Y3KS) Y5 - Y6 Mr. Médard de ChardonIn light rain the club will continue outside. In heavy rain an indoor activity will be provided in Miss Spencer’s classroom.

3:30pm – 4:30pm Boys Football (Y4SM) Y3 & Y4 Mr. MortonIn light rain the club will continue outside. In heavy rain an indoor activity will be provided in Mr. Morton’s room.

3:30pm - 4:15pm Zumba with Street Dance (Y1EJ) Y1 & Y2 Mrs. P. Rimmer4:30pm - 5:15pm Tennis (Parish Centre) FY to Y2 Advantage Coaching 5:15pm - 6:00pm Tennis (Parish Centre) Y3—Y4 Advantage Coaching

Friday12:00 noon - 1pm Library is open Y3 Y6 Volunteers12:00 - 12:35pm Urban Dance (Y4SM) Y3, Y4 & Y5 Mrs. Bulless12:35 - 1:10pm Urban Dance (Y4SM) Y6 Mrs. Bulless12:30pm – 13:00pm KS1 Maths Enrichment (FY) By invitation Mr. Atkinson12:30pm – 1:00pm Guitar (Y6MB) Y2 - Y6 Mr Britton12:30 - 1:10pm Sewing Machine Club (Y3MW) Y6 Mrs. Koder12:30pm - 1:10pm Gardening Club Y4 Mrs. Goff

12:35pm – 1:10pm Stamps (Y5BN) Everyone Mrs. Coward12:35pm - 1:10pm Vocalise (Singing) (Y2JW) Y1 & Y2 Mr. Williams 2:15pm – 3:05pm Orchestra (Hall) By invitation Mrs. Walker 3:30pm – 4:30pm Boys Football (Y5BR) Y5/Y6 Mrs. Coward

In light rain the club will continue outside. In heavy rain an indoor activity will be provided in Mr. Rowsell’s classroom.3:30pm - 4:30pm Zumba with Street Dance (Own Classrooms) Y3 to Y6 Mrs. P. Rimmer 3:30pm – 4:30pm Netball Club (Y3KS) Y3/Y4 Miss Spencer

In light rain the club will continue outside. In heavy rain an indoor activity will be provided in Miss Spencer’s classroom.PLEASE NOTE ALL EVENING CLUBS: THE COLLECTION POINT FOR PARENTS IS THE SCHOOL FOYER and THE FOUNDATION STAGE COURTYARD. CHILDREN WILL LEAVE CLUBS VIA THE FOUNDATION STAGE COURTYARD.

AFTER 4:15PM THERE IS NO ACCESS FROM THE SCHOOL RECEPTION INTO THE SCHOOL.ADULTS WATCHING THE OUTDOOR CLUBS MUST LEAVE THE SITE VIA THE SOUTH GATE

ONTO THE CUL DE SACStaff will unlock the gates to enable an exit. To spectate at clubs, adults must be on site at the start of

the club. Access is not available after the club has begun.

CLUBS: Making More of Molescroft FROM THE WEEK COMMENCING: Monday 25th June 2018 All after school indoor clubs and Thursday Netball, Y3/Y4 boys Football and Ultimate Frisbee close after Friday 29th June 2018 (except Theatre Club)All remaining after school outdoor clubs close after Friday 6th July 2018

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TIMES TABLE ROCK STARS Winners are crowned Today, Friday 22nd June, the finalists from Y4 to Y6 were pitched into mathematical battle. The children were so excited about a contest … and around times tables. Possibly the costumes, drum kits, music (the final countdown) and smoke machine helped.

The children across Year 4, 5 and 6 have worked extremely hard on their Times Tables, but

the finalists were Charlie, Daniel, Sophie and Harry from Year 4. From Y5 there were Gideon, Dominic, Millie and Thomas while representing Y6 were Oliver, Max, Angus, Raghav, Harvey and Brayden.

All the finalists were then treated to waiter service at lunch from Mr. Loncaster and the children were feted as superstars for the day. I think learning your Times Tables is now officially cool.

WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS!

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Wildlife: Caterpillars and butterfliesOur Y1 children enjoyed getting out and about on

a caterpillar hunt. Spotting signs of life and feeding

their hungry chicks in the

nest!Ania - "I enjoyed

collecting the caterpillars."

Kiefer -"It was good building the nests."

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JUNEFr 22nd 3:30pm FOMS Summer Fun Evening and Second Hand Uniform SaleMo 25th Reports Published this week year group at a timeMo 25th Commonmole Games am KS2 and FY/KS1 seeded tennis and gymnasticsWe 27th Commonmole Games am KS1 & FY and KS2 seeded tennis, badminton,

tennis and table tennis eventsWe 27th Multi Skills event for Y2 at St. Mary’s SchoolTh 28th 4:15pm – 7:00pm EXHIBITION OF WORK EVENING Classrooms open

7:00pm England V Belgium in the Hall All Welcome (children with adults)Fr 29th 2pm Save the Oceans ConferenceFr 29th All Indoor After School Clubs Close tonight except

Theatre Club

JULYSun 1st to Th 5th 12 noon Show “Get In”. PARISH CENTRE CLOSED UNTIL FRI 13th JULYMo 2nd - Fr 13th Festival of Summer Salads for dinner served from the Pupils’ Kitchen Th 5th 3:30pm Theatre Club 1st Rehearsal on StageFr 6th Sports Day ReserveFr 6th All Outdoor clubs Close TonightSa 7th 1PM TO 5PM Soloists rehearsal on stage Su 8th 1PM TO 5PM Full Dress Rehearsal for musical Tu 10th 1:30pm Theatre Club Performance to School Y1 to Y6We 11th 7pm WE WILL ROCK YOU Th 12th 7pm WE WILL ROCK YOUFr 13th FY Summer VisitFr 13th 7pm WE WILL ROCK YOUTu 17th 8:50am Special Assembly for sports awardsWe 18th 8:50am Special Assembly for end of year non sporting end of year

presentations;Fr 20th 9:00 10:30 am LEAVERS CONCERT to KS1 & FY & Y3/Y4 Fr 20th 10:30 am LEAVERS CONCERT to Y5 & Parents and Carers of Y6Fr 20th 12:00 noon LEAVERS LunchFr 20th 1:45 pm FINAL ASSEMBLYFr 20th 3:25pm Procession of Y6 out of the school 3:30pm School closes for the

Summer.

Wednesday 5th September 20188:50am the School reopens for the Autumn Term.This date may not correspond with neighbouring schoolsYours sincerely

Michael LoncasterHead Teacher

22 –24 JUNE 2018

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C O M M U N IT Y A LI C E I N W O N DERLA N D , MA D HAT T E RS P OP

UP P IC N IC T EA PART Y

W i t h Entertainment from Dez & Cathy Allenby of Strawberry

Moon, Magic Merlin, Face Painting, Children’s Craft Activities,

Bouncy Castle, Craft Stall, Bell Tour/Roof/Priest Room visits,

Tea & Cakes and much more!

SATURDAY 23rd JUNE 11am-4pm C O R O N A T I O N GA R D E N & S T M A R Y S C H U R C H , NO RT H BA R

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We take inspiration from Jo Cox’s quote, “We have more in common than that which divides us.”

Latimer Church, Grovehill Rd, Beverley Organised by:

For Boys and Girls aged 7-14

Name: Address:

Postcode: Date of Birth: Tel: Email:

Upon receipt of your applica0on we will send you more detailed informa0on about the week and also our registra0on form - which in fact can be downloaded directly from our website www.la0merchurch.org.uk.

Please send the attached with a min. £10 deposit to Latimer Soccer School, c/o 193 Grovehill Road,

Beverley, HU17 0ET For more information contact : 01482 862829

£25 for the week

Mobile:

Y6 LEAVER’S BUFFET

Name of Child in Year 6: _____________________________________________________

I confirm that my child will be attending the Leavers’ Buffet on Friday 20th July 2018 at a cost of £2.40.

Please tick if your child has school dinners every day and has already paid _________

I would also like to reserve ________ places for adults at £3.40 per person (max 2 per family).

* I enclose cash for the total of £________

* I enclose cheque made payable to Molescroft Primary School for the total of £________

* I have paid online at School Money for the total of £________

*Delete as appropriate

Signed Parent/Carer: ____________________________________________