15th March 2011
Edward Peake C of E (VC) Middle School Federation Headteacher: Miss Z J Linington Potton Road, Biggleswade, Bedfordshire. SG18 0EJ Tel: 01767 314562 E-mail: [email protected] Web: http://www.edwardpeake.beds.sch.uk
Hope Congratulations! Our ‘respect’ award winners were, Coben, Eva, Cece and Senando with the Trophy going to Cece for her respect for others and the environment. The Staff winner was Mrs Clarke for always being there with a helping hand and a smile.
Hope is having confidence in yourself so you can reach your goals Hope is believing in someone or something Hope is believing in your religion or opinion no matter what
At school we are encouraging the children to demonstrate the value by trying the following ideas. See whether you and your children can live the value at home as well by: Think positive and do your personal best Support others around you by believing in them Be proud of your beliefs
Values On July 13 the school will be having a day off timetable to take part in a variety of values activities. In order to make the best use of this time, we would like to choose our school values for the next two years, so that some workshops and activities can plan for the themes ahead. The values previously chosen were: 2015-2016: friendship, determination, peace, gratitude, patience, aspiration, responsibility, happiness, trust, compassion/caring. 2016-2017: honesty, courage, forgiveness, helpfulness, tolerance and understanding, love, respect, hope, justice and freedom. Choosing the new values is a whole school community activity, so as a parent or carer, would you please write three values you think it is important for children to learn about. These can be the same as any from the last two years or different ones. My Values Choices for 2017-2019: 1._____________________________ 2._____________________________ 3._____________________________ Please send your choices into school with your child to hand to their class teacher. By Ashleigh Walker and Sophie Walker
Hope Congratulations! Our ‘respect’ award winners were, Coben, Eva, Cece and Senando with the Trophy going to Cece for her respect for others and the environment. The Staff winner was Mrs Clarke for always being there with a helping hand and a smile.
Hope is having confidence in yourself so you can reach your goals Hope is believing in someone or something Hope is believing in your religion or opinion no matter what
At school we are encouraging the children to demonstrate the value by trying the following ideas. See whether you and your children can live the value at home as well by: Think positive and do your personal best Support others around you by believing in them Be proud of your beliefs
Values On July 13 the school will be having a day off timetable to take part in a variety of values activities. In order to make the best use of this time, we would like to choose our school values for the next two years, so that some workshops and activities can plan for the themes ahead. The values previously chosen were: 2015-2016: friendship, determination, peace, gratitude, patience, aspiration, responsibility, happiness, trust, compassion/caring. 2016-2017: honesty, courage, forgiveness, helpfulness, tolerance and understanding, love, respect, hope, justice and freedom. Choosing the new values is a whole school community activity, so as a parent or carer, would you please write three values you think it is important for children to learn about. These can be the same as any from the last two years or different ones. My Values Choices for 2017-2019: 1._____________________________ 2._____________________________ 3._____________________________ Please send your choices into school with your child to hand to their class teacher. By Ashleigh Walker and Sophie Walker
