Thanks to the parents who came along to this morning’s maths workshop. Look out for the ‘how to help your child at home’ leaflet which is coming out tonight.

Congratulations to Freddie, Lauren and Oliver who have won a competition to have their posters displayed in the Education Department at Eltham Palace. Our clever designers had to create posters which represented travelling and the judges were really impressed with their entries. This afternoon they were shown where the posters would be displayed, and met some other winners from the Borough. Look out for the story in the local press!!!! Well done guys.

Throughout the school we have been looking at the book ‘Have You Filled a Bucket Today?’ Everybody carries an invisible bucket. You feel very happy and good when your bucket is full. You fill a bucket when you show love to someone, when you say or do something kind, or even when you give someone a smile. We have a school full of bucket fillers!!! Have any of your children mentioned anything about how they have filled a bucket, or how somebody else has filled theirs??

Some fantastic writing from Year 4

We have a new fenced off area in Key Stage 1. This will help teachers to set up outside activities and make the most of the space. Thanks to all the parents and carers who dropped off at the fence this morning.

The library is continuing to take shape and we are now just waiting for the last bits of non-fiction stock. We are planning a grand opening this half term!!

Our Value of the week was respect. Children started the week learning about this through role play in assembly. We explored the expectations we have from others and what people expect from us.

`Respect is thinking good things about each other` Theo Year 1

`Respect is being kind to each other` Ellie Year 1

Thank you to all the parents and carers that attended the Primary Bullying Intervention Training this morning.  As discussed this morning, the pupils that took part in this intervention have developed resilience towards some behaviours that will enable them to take these skills into adult life. The key messages from the training were the differences between joking, teasing and bullying, ensuring that all our pupils feel safe in their environment and parental perception. There will be further information regarding this in future newsletters.

A big thank you to Tyla Grace Payne, Kai Philby, Mollie Carey and Mojeed Owulabi for their brilliant role play in the workshop.

Wow we raised £312 for Children In Need by coming to school in our pyjamas.