Next Week in School at a Glance
Monday 15 Tuesday 16 Wednesday 17 Thursday 18 Friday 19
Dinner Menu
week 2
3.15 - 4.15 pm
Disney Stars
CLASS PHOTOGRAPHS
3.15 - 4.15 pm
KS2 Tennis Club
3.15 - 4.15 pm R, Y1, Y2
Performing Arts Club
3.15 - 4.15 pm Choir
3.15 - 4.15 pm KS2
Running Club
NO Y2 Gardening Club
4.30 pm Y6
Residential meeting
5.45 pm Y2
Residential meeting
8.15 am Sports Crew
Rec trip to Farmer Ted’s
Egg raffle ticket sales during registration
3.15 - 4.15 pm KS2
Rounders
3.15 - 4.15 pm Y5/6
Crochet Club
3.15 - 4.15 pm
R,1,2 Foot Golf Club
Y4 and Y5 swimming lessons
Value of the half term: Co-operation
Class Photographer Tuesday 16 May
On Tuesday 16 May, the photographer will be in school to take class group photographs. All children should come to school in their school uniform on that day (the PE times will be moved to another day and the teachers will contact you separately to confirm the revised PE day).
Chicken/Guinea Rota
As our chickens are now out of lockdown, we are sending home a plea to ask for help to look after our chickens and guinea pigs out of school hours. We will usually only need help at the weekends and over the holidays. The chickens are very good at going to bed when tempted with a tasty snack!
If you feel you would be able to help out at all, please let us know - we will be sending out a letter shortly.
Full training will be given and support will be available. Thank you.
Clubs Reminders
Please don’t forget to let the office know if your child is unable to attend a club that they have signed up to, as it allows us to update the register so that the club provider is aware that the child is not attending.
The details for the clubs for summer term 2 can be found on page 3 of the newsletter and they will be available for you to book from 4 pm on Sunday 14 May (Mrs Hirst promises that she will remember this time!). As always, it takes a few minutes to publish all of the clubs so please bear with us!
Picture News
The Picture News topic is
‘Should all animals be treated equally?’
Hot Chocolate and Cake
This week’s winners are:
Reception Beau H
Year 1 Caleb C
Year 2 Thomas S
Year 3 Grace T
Year 4 Joshua M
Year 5 Abigail W
Year 6 Jake M
Plea For Resources/Help
We have some very exciting projects for Enrichment this term and would be very grateful if anyone could help by donating any of the following items:
Blackpool Zoo is looking to hire a team of people in an attempt to scare away nuisance seagulls - by dressing them in bird costumes. Blackpool Zoo says the birds have been persistently stealing food from visitors and animal enclosures. The role, which would be housed within the Zoo’s Visitor Services team, will involve someone dressing up as an eagle and keeping seagulls away from the main visitor dining areas.
Like most seaside resorts, Blackpool is home to lots of seagulls. However, they are becoming an increasing problem at Blackpool Zoo. Seagulls learn very quickly. They understand what time of the day the displays are on. Where there are people there is usually food!
Things to talk about at home:
* Have you seen a seagull? Have they ever been an inconvenience to you?
* Share your thoughts on the new role for deterring seagulls.
* Is it a job you think you would like to do?
cereal boxes
pebbles (about an inch in diameter)
trough planters (rectangular)
green fingered adults needed to help Year 4 for an hour for just one week or as much as you can give.
Hockey Awards
Ryan L, Louisa WW, Holly G and Hollie D from Year 6 had their end of season hockey presentation on Saturday
for Warrington Junior Hockey Club. They all received their end of season medals with Ryan also receiving the award of "Boys best player of the year". They all joined the club about 3 months ago after really enjoying Miss Mills' after school hockey club. Well done to you all - we are so pleased that you have gone on to join the club and are enjoying the game!
Dance Debut
Eva L in Year 1 took part in her first dance competition on Sunday as part of Sarah Royle School of Dance. It was the first time she’s performed on stage and she was amazing. Well done Eva!
After School Clubs
Details of the After School clubs on offer for next half term can be found below. All of the clubs will be available to book via Parentpay at 4 pm on Sunday 14 May. It may take a couple of minutes for them all to appear so please bear with us. If children are interested in joining the choir, please email the office directly (this is not bookable via Parentpay).
All clubs will begin week commencing Monday 5 June 2023.The charge per session is 50p per child per club, PLEASE make a note of the dates that the clubs run AND the dates they are not on.
Please only sign up if you can attend each week as there will be no refunds if your child is unable to attend a session. Importantly, please let the office know on the day if your child can’t attend a session.
office to request)
Gardening club starts 21/6 for 2 sessions only, because of the popularity of the club and to give a fair chance to take part in the club, it will not initially be open to the current gardening club children.
**** Don’t forget to add an emergency contact and who will collect from the club as WITHOUT THIS THEY WILL NOT BE ABLE TO ATTEND THE CLUB ****
Day Clubs Years Time Collect from Dates Tuesday Performing Arts R, 1, 2 3.15 - 4.15 pm Main entrance 6/6 - 4/7 5 sessions Tennis 3, 4, 5, 6 3.15 - 4.15 pm KS2 Gate Wednesday Choir (please
Current group years 4, 5, 6 3.15 - 4.15 pm Main entrance Continues from 7/6, ongoing Gardening Club*** 2 3.15 - 4.15 pm KS1 Gate 21/6 - 5/7 2 sessions (not on 28/6) Tag Rugby 3, 4, 5, 6 3.15 - 4.15 pm KS2 Gate 7/6 - 5/7 4 sessions (not on 28/6) Thursday Rounders 3, 4, 5, 6 3.15 - 4.15 pm KS2 Gate 8/6 - 6/7 3 sessions (not on 22/6 or 29/6) Crochet 5 and 6 (current group) 3.15 - 4.15 pm Main entrance Friday Bat and Ball R, 1, 2 3.15 - 4.15 pm KS2 Gate 9/6 - 7/7 4 sessions (not on 30/6)
email
Summer Fair
Our Summer Fair will take place on Thursday 22 June from 3.15 pm
We are looking for volunteers who can help on the day with the set up or running a stallthe fair can’t run without this help and it is such a lovely, community event. Please sign up if you can through this link https://volunteersignup.org/EXCBP. Any time that you can give would help!
It will be a few fun filled hours with lots of activities for the children (and adults!). The event is open to everyone so please invite your family and friends along!
We are also taking donations of any teddys, unopened bottles, unwanted gifts, books or games in good condition.
Next Meeting
The next PFA meeting will be on 1 June at 7.30 pm at the Butchers Arms pub. If you have any suggestions or would be willing to offer any help (no matter how big or small), then please come along - we are a very friendly group!
WORK PLACE FUNDING
If anyone has an employer, who offers a funding scheme for registered charities and wishes to nominate us, please let us know - we would be most appreciative and happy to help with any application.
FROZEN FRIDAYS
Frozen Fridays are back! The doors to the small kitchen will be open and ice pops will be back on sale! Keep an eye on Seesaw for more details!
Have a lovely weekend
Kelly Park Road PFA Chair
Warrington Youth Zone
Community Pages
The Youth Zone are running a holiday club for the Whit half term holidays w/c 29 May, Monday to Friday 8 am - 6 pm each day.
Children would need to be a member of the Youth zone which is a one off £5 payment which lasts for 12 months and then book the holiday club both of which can be booked and paid for online via their website https://warringtonyouthzone.org
There will be an Art Camp with arts and crafts, music, baking, film/media and dance/drama and a Sports camp with various sports in the sports hall/football pitch on the roof, gym, boxing suite and climbing wall. The cost of the holiday club is £20 per child per session which includes breakfast, lunch and snacks.
