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Spring Term Newsletter www.hollylodgeprimary.co.uk
Monday 16th May 2016 In this issue… o o o o o o o o
DATES FOR THE SUMMER TERM DRIVE THROUGH AND PARKING PE KIT OFFICE HOURS REMINDER CLASS PHOTOGRAPHS BREAKFAST CLUB WEATHER REMINDER LIBRARY NEWS Dates for diary th
17 May 19th May 20th May 23rd May 24th May 30th May – 3rd June 6th June 6th June 7th June 18th June 20th June 22nd June – 24th June 23rd June 28th June 30th June 1st July 1st – 8th July 4th July 4th July 5th July 5th July 6th July 8th July 12th July 16th July 22nd July
September 2016 Reception Intake – Parents Only Meeting 3:30 – 4:00pm Wavell School to visit Y6 pupils HLSA Infant Film Night Class Photographs September 2016 Reception Intake – Fun Club 1 HALF TERM First day back after Half-term Y4 visit to Fishbourne Roman Palace September 2016 Reception Intake – Fun Club 2 HLSA Summer Fair Y6 Junior Citizen Y6 Residential visit to PGL SCHOOL CLOSED – CLOSED FOR POLLING Ash Manor Activity Day -Y5 Sports Day (weather permitting) Sports Day (back up date) Scholastic half-price book fair 3:15 – 3:45pm SCHOOL CLOSED – INSET DAY District Sports Year 6 Ash Manor Induction Day September 2016 Reception Intake – Fun Club 3 (children only) Year 5 Ash Manor Induction Day & Ash Manor parents’ evening Whole School Open Day Y1 Marwell Zoo Visit HLSA camping night End of Term – School Finishes 1.30pm
Monday 16th May 2016 Dear All Welcome to the next edition of our school newsletter. Year 6 have now completed their SATs tests and I would like to say a huge well done to all. It was lovely to see all the children doing the best that they can. I would also like to thank all of the staff for the support that they gave to our pupils.
Spring Term Newsletter www.hollylodgeprimary.co.uk
This week also saw the start of our Assertive Mentoring pupil meetings. Every child in the years 1 to 6 will have a 1 to 1 meeting with their teacher to celebrate all that they have achieved this year. During the meetings they will discuss academic ability as well as their attitude to school. These meetings will take place each term from now on. Initial feedback has been very positive with pupils wearing huge smiles as they come out of their meeting. What a great opportunity to celebrate! Whilst I am on the subject of celebrating, there is a new notice board in our entrance hall. This is to celebrate the Holly Lodge Community. If children / adults have completed community tasks/national competitions etc. we want to celebrate those with you. It would be wonderful to have details of the event as well as photographs and certificates to put on our board! Let’s celebrate together! Finally, may I draw your attention to the rules of the drop off below. The drop off is an on-going problem for us at Holly Lodge. Over recent weeks, I have received complaints from the general public regarding double parking / queuing by our parents awaiting to use the drop off. I have notified the PCSO who have promised to visit at drop off and pick up times. In the long term, if there is no improvement in the use of the drop off zone, we may have to close the area to protect our pupils and other road users. Please be considerate to other road users and follow the rules of our drop off zone.
Drive Through Drop-off Area Despite repeated reminders in regards to the correct use of the drop-off, we are still receiving numerous complaints from the local community about parents blocking the road whilst waiting to use the drop-off at the end of the school day. We would like to remind you of our rules for using the drop-off: NO waiting anywhere within the yellow hatched area, if you cannot fit into the drive through you must go around the block. NO waiting to turn left into the drive through, go around the block Strictly no blocking the road, waiting to turn right, drive around the block Parents with children in years 3 & 4 should not arrive in the drop off before 3.10 Parents with children in years 5 & 6 should not arrive in the drop off before 3.20 If you have children in both, come at the later time to allow them both to be ready Pedestrians must not walk in or out through the vehicle entrance We will be monitoring usage over the coming weeks, and will review the situation at the end of the summer term. Unfortunately, if the situation does not improve, for the safety of our children, parents, and other road users, we may be forced to close the drop-off.
Road Safety Please be advised that there have been a few instances of motorists driving through red lights at the Lysons Avenue crossing. Please take extra care when crossing this section of road.
PE Kit Could we please remind you that for PE lessons, children need shorts, PE shirt, trainers and a spare pair of socks. If your child participates in after school clubs, then we suggest an additional set of sports kit is available to them. With the weather warming up, could we please remind you that children require a named water bottle daily, named sunhat and sun cream administered before school.
Office Hours We would like to remind you that the school office hours are 8.00am-4.00pm. However, if you need to report an absence, you can leave a voicemail before 8.00am or report it via our website. Please ensure that we are advised before 9.30am. For safeguarding purposes, there will be no access to the school (apart from breakfast and after school club) outside of these times.
Spring Term Newsletter www.hollylodgeprimary.co.uk
Library News Don’t forget that the library is open after school on Wednesdays and Thursdays 3.15pm-3.45pm. Pre-school children are very welcome to join the library. If your child is struggling to come at lunchtime and you have a book that needs returning, please drop it in to the office. Well done to all of our Year 6 students who have been working really hard this week during the SATS. And good luck to our Year 2 students with their SATS next week.
Year 2 Cake sale Abigail, Olivia and Lucas from Year 2 held a cake sale to raise money for Walk the Walk breast cancer charity. They worked really hard and raised an amazing £165.90! Well done for all your hard work.
Class Photographs Monday 23rd May These will take place in the morning, and will be in the same group formats as previous years that are merged together to create the class photo.
Last week, we sent some information home in regards to possible changes to the breakfast club provisions and extended times. Please could you fill in the reply slip attached to the letter and return it to the office by Friday 27th May. Please note that all future editions of the newsletter will be sent on Mondays. If there are any urgent notifications for the following week, a separate email will be sent. Regards, S Meakin, Head Teacher Next Newsletter: 27th May
Spring Term Newsletter www.hollylodgeprimary.co.uk
HLSA News Bags2school Please fill your bag with clothes, shoes, hats, belts, bags and soft toys and take it to the drop off point (outside the Studio) any time between now and 9am on Tuesday 17th May. The Studio can be found by going through the infant playground, past the reception children's entrance and into the Year 5/6 playground. Then take a left down the side of the Year 5 classrooms and follow the path around to the right, where the Studio can be found. Please leave your donations in the covered area. There will also be signs around the school showing you where to leave them. If you have mislaid your bag, or have too much to fit in one bag, please feel free to bring your donations in any type of bag. Remember – the more that we collect, the bigger the benefit to the school! Infant Film Night The children have voted and selected Big Hero Six as their film choice. Places are limited so book early. If your child wishes to attend film night please book a place and select your food choice via the online booking system and give payment to the office in a marked envelope by Wednesday 18th May 2016. There will be no physical ticket for this event. Cost: £3.00 Dress code: casual – Jeans and t-shirt Bring a bean bag or cushion Children wishing to bring an additional drink may bring their school water bottle. In order for the evening to run smoothly and on time, we request that parents drop their child at hall door for registration and they will be taken through to the hall by a member of the HLSA. Coffee Morning Our next coffee morning is Friday 27th May in the after school club building (The cabin) after drop off (8.50am). Please come and join us for a free cupper, lovely homemade cakes and a chance to have a good chat with other parents. Little ones’ welcome Summer Fair Summer Fair planning is well underway our theme will be Great British Sporting Heroes (look out for details of our fancy dress competition. As always we cannot have this event without your help. We've decided to change things a bit this year to give you different opportunities to help run the stalls. There is a sign-up sheet in the main reception, we are not allocating a stall to each class to give people the opportunity to help out where they would like. If you are coming to have some fun, then please sign up, any help from 30 minutes upwards would be really appreciated. Please fill in your name for a slot or 2, it will still leave you plenty of time to enjoy the fair. Remember anyone that helps for 1 ½ hours gets a voucher for a free drink and anyone helping for 3 hours or more gets a voucher for Free drink and something from the fabulous BBQ. We need as many people as possible to volunteer to ensure we are able to run all our planned stalls. Any old Holly Lodge pupils are welcome to volunteer as well as friends and family! Any questions please email me at [email protected], or catch me on the playground. If you would like to be an outside stall holder, please contact us at [email protected] for more information. Stalls cost £15 plus a raffle prize donation a form for stalls is attached to the newsletter. We would also like to ask if anyone connected to Holly Lodge knows a sporting hero who would be able to come along to the fair. We are looking for something to give us the wow factor and we really need your help, so if you know anyone, please let us know by emailing [email protected] Wednesday 11th May til Tuesday 17th May (9am) – Bags2School Friday 20th May 2016 – Infant Film Night Friday 27th May = Coffee Morning Tuesday 7th June – Brenda’s Uniform Sale 18th June 2016 – Summer Fair 16th July 2016 – Camping Night More dates and details for these events will follow when available.
Spring Term Newsletter www.hollylodgeprimary.co.uk
Week Ending 6th May 2016 Congratulations to all the children whose achievements we have celebrated this week. Bronze Award
Bella Cousins, Ryan Bradbery, Lola Broomfield, Zac Harlow, Oliver King,
Silver Award
Maisie Peace, Louie Seager, Oliver Stoves, Amelie Hamer, Lucy Roberts, Thomas Evans, Harry Ross, Maisy Everard, Liam Temple, Katie Moran, Lucy Shepherd-Humes, Lily May Lawley, Devon Nile, Sophia Stephens, Emma Haig
Gold Award
Kolya Kramer, Belle Baker, Ava Fitzpatrick, Gabrielle Granville, Ashton Walker, Tom Mann, Lucas Munday, Mikey Haig, Tyler Lemmon, Joshua Baker, Mairi McClelland, Kai Gibbs, Kirsty Sykes, Bethany Feehily, Amelie Noble, Reuben Hardy, Zoe Clarke,
Star of the Week RR – RJ – 1D – 1W – 2A – 2P 3W – 3P – 4C 4R – 5B – 5M – 6S – 6D –
Tom Pownall – well done for writing a super mind map about birds. You had great ideas and used your phonics to write them independently. Keep it up! Lily Munday – Well done for using a magnet independently to test whether objects were magnetic or not and recording your results in a table. Super learning! Erin Estcourt – for scoring a fantastic result in her numeracy skills test this week and improving her fluency in reading. Well done Erin! Bobby Thain – for improving his handwriting, well done Bobby! Charlie Robinson – for trying SO hard to concentrate and stay focussed in order to get his next few gold stars. Jack Doherty - for always taking part in class discussions and sharing his wonderful ideas! Rosie Harding – for showing an excellent understanding of her numeracy this week, and always working hard to ensure that she understands what she has to do by putting in lots of extra effort. Liam Temple – for showing a great improvement in his writing and really making an effort in his learning. He also did really well at the rugby festival yesterday. Well done Liam! Jonathan Yanko – for contributing to the lessons, showing great pride in his work and making good progress in literacy. Well done! Caitlin Harper – for always putting 100% effort into her work to make it the best it can be. Always having a sensible attitude and setting a great example for others. Daniel Quirk – for his enthusiasm and incredible skills in D.T this week. We were all sawing and Daniel was the expert helping everyone! Olivia Rowland – for a real growth in confidence, especially during this week’s literacy. Keep up the great effort! Rosie Flanagan – for her Gold Rush diary. Rosie can write a very good story using a variety of grammar skills and exciting vocabulary. Jared Doudican – For a fantastic piece of diary writing in the role of a treasure hunter during the Gold Rush. Well done!
Spring Term Newsletter www.hollylodgeprimary.co.uk
Week Ending 13th May 2016 Congratulations to all the children whose achievements we have celebrated this week.
Bronze Award
Will Davison, Tomos Avery, Alexander Tomkins, Tyler Mertins,
Silver Award
Evie-Grace Stokell, Lyla Pedrick, Owen Hopwood, Mikey Westcott, Henry Ogden, Rhys Edwards, Bobby Cousens, Harriett Howson, Ruby Robinson, Jack Robertson, Tyler Pilgram, Dylan Farr, Brooke Howard,
Gold Award
Barney Matthews, Jenson Godfrey, Isabelle Brown, Isabel Wilson, Samuel Lawrence, Haaziq Arshad, Grace Hoy, Honey Larkham, Abigail Beaven, Marta Bobrowicz, Oscar Bromige, Maia Cousins, Connor Dabrowski, Jazmine Legard, Paige Chapman, Amelia Ramsden, Jake Hope, Caitlin Harper, Oliver Williams, Georgia Fox, Cameron Nile,
Star of the Week RR – RJ – 1D – 1W – 2A – 2P 3W – 3P – 4C 4R – 5B – 5M – 6S – 6D –
Nikola Bednarczuk – well done for trying hard in phonics; you have a great attitude and know your sounds really well. Keep it up! Sophie Hope – Well done for writing a fantastic recount of our trip to Birdworld. Joe Hall – for being very well behaved during our special talk about pets. You sat really well and listened and remembered the important rules for how to act around animals. AJ Day – for good concentration and joining in class discussions with great ideas. Hayley Lawrence - For greatly improved handwriting. Also Hayley is always ready for work and shows great listening skills. Harry Welch – for always being ready to learn and for listening carefully during lessons. Abigail Beaven – for making more of an effort in all subject s and completing more of her work on time. Katie Moran – for being an absolute super star learner! You have been making such a great effort this week and I am really impressed. Keep it up! Rachel Brickhill – for her hard work and determination in all her learning. She sets a very high standard in the classroom with both her work and kindness to others. Very proud, keep it up! Devon Nile – for his brilliant learning in numeracy this week. He is able to find decimals by dividing numbers by 10 & 100. Very impressive Devon. Natasha Tapster – for her amazing progress and determination in all her subjects. Natasha is doing extremely well and should be very proud of herself. Mairi McClelland – Mairi is always thinking and trying to improve in her learning. She is not afraid to make mistakes and always perseveres. Well done! Ashir Arshad – for consistent effort, excellent behaviour, and a great attitude. Iosto Iacomelli – for being helpful and polite to all adults around the school. It is great to hear such positive comments. Well done!
Monday 16th May 2016 In this issue… o o o o o o o o
DATES FOR THE SUMMER TERM DRIVE THROUGH AND PARKING PE KIT OFFICE HOURS REMINDER CLASS PHOTOGRAPHS BREAKFAST CLUB WEATHER REMINDER LIBRARY NEWS Dates for diary th
17 May 19th May 20th May 23rd May 24th May 30th May – 3rd June 6th June 6th June 7th June 18th June 20th June 22nd June – 24th June 23rd June 28th June 30th June 1st July 1st – 8th July 4th July 4th July 5th July 5th July 6th July 8th July 12th July 16th July 22nd July
September 2016 Reception Intake – Parents Only Meeting 3:30 – 4:00pm Wavell School to visit Y6 pupils HLSA Infant Film Night Class Photographs September 2016 Reception Intake – Fun Club 1 HALF TERM First day back after Half-term Y4 visit to Fishbourne Roman Palace September 2016 Reception Intake – Fun Club 2 HLSA Summer Fair Y6 Junior Citizen Y6 Residential visit to PGL SCHOOL CLOSED – CLOSED FOR POLLING Ash Manor Activity Day -Y5 Sports Day (weather permitting) Sports Day (back up date) Scholastic half-price book fair 3:15 – 3:45pm SCHOOL CLOSED – INSET DAY District Sports Year 6 Ash Manor Induction Day September 2016 Reception Intake – Fun Club 3 (children only) Year 5 Ash Manor Induction Day & Ash Manor parents’ evening Whole School Open Day Y1 Marwell Zoo Visit HLSA camping night End of Term – School Finishes 1.30pm
Monday 16th May 2016 Dear All Welcome to the next edition of our school newsletter. Year 6 have now completed their SATs tests and I would like to say a huge well done to all. It was lovely to see all the children doing the best that they can. I would also like to thank all of the staff for the support that they gave to our pupils.
Spring Term Newsletter www.hollylodgeprimary.co.uk
This week also saw the start of our Assertive Mentoring pupil meetings. Every child in the years 1 to 6 will have a 1 to 1 meeting with their teacher to celebrate all that they have achieved this year. During the meetings they will discuss academic ability as well as their attitude to school. These meetings will take place each term from now on. Initial feedback has been very positive with pupils wearing huge smiles as they come out of their meeting. What a great opportunity to celebrate! Whilst I am on the subject of celebrating, there is a new notice board in our entrance hall. This is to celebrate the Holly Lodge Community. If children / adults have completed community tasks/national competitions etc. we want to celebrate those with you. It would be wonderful to have details of the event as well as photographs and certificates to put on our board! Let’s celebrate together! Finally, may I draw your attention to the rules of the drop off below. The drop off is an on-going problem for us at Holly Lodge. Over recent weeks, I have received complaints from the general public regarding double parking / queuing by our parents awaiting to use the drop off. I have notified the PCSO who have promised to visit at drop off and pick up times. In the long term, if there is no improvement in the use of the drop off zone, we may have to close the area to protect our pupils and other road users. Please be considerate to other road users and follow the rules of our drop off zone.
Drive Through Drop-off Area Despite repeated reminders in regards to the correct use of the drop-off, we are still receiving numerous complaints from the local community about parents blocking the road whilst waiting to use the drop-off at the end of the school day. We would like to remind you of our rules for using the drop-off: NO waiting anywhere within the yellow hatched area, if you cannot fit into the drive through you must go around the block. NO waiting to turn left into the drive through, go around the block Strictly no blocking the road, waiting to turn right, drive around the block Parents with children in years 3 & 4 should not arrive in the drop off before 3.10 Parents with children in years 5 & 6 should not arrive in the drop off before 3.20 If you have children in both, come at the later time to allow them both to be ready Pedestrians must not walk in or out through the vehicle entrance We will be monitoring usage over the coming weeks, and will review the situation at the end of the summer term. Unfortunately, if the situation does not improve, for the safety of our children, parents, and other road users, we may be forced to close the drop-off.
Road Safety Please be advised that there have been a few instances of motorists driving through red lights at the Lysons Avenue crossing. Please take extra care when crossing this section of road.
PE Kit Could we please remind you that for PE lessons, children need shorts, PE shirt, trainers and a spare pair of socks. If your child participates in after school clubs, then we suggest an additional set of sports kit is available to them. With the weather warming up, could we please remind you that children require a named water bottle daily, named sunhat and sun cream administered before school.
Office Hours We would like to remind you that the school office hours are 8.00am-4.00pm. However, if you need to report an absence, you can leave a voicemail before 8.00am or report it via our website. Please ensure that we are advised before 9.30am. For safeguarding purposes, there will be no access to the school (apart from breakfast and after school club) outside of these times.
Spring Term Newsletter www.hollylodgeprimary.co.uk
Library News Don’t forget that the library is open after school on Wednesdays and Thursdays 3.15pm-3.45pm. Pre-school children are very welcome to join the library. If your child is struggling to come at lunchtime and you have a book that needs returning, please drop it in to the office. Well done to all of our Year 6 students who have been working really hard this week during the SATS. And good luck to our Year 2 students with their SATS next week.
Year 2 Cake sale Abigail, Olivia and Lucas from Year 2 held a cake sale to raise money for Walk the Walk breast cancer charity. They worked really hard and raised an amazing £165.90! Well done for all your hard work.
Class Photographs Monday 23rd May These will take place in the morning, and will be in the same group formats as previous years that are merged together to create the class photo.
Last week, we sent some information home in regards to possible changes to the breakfast club provisions and extended times. Please could you fill in the reply slip attached to the letter and return it to the office by Friday 27th May. Please note that all future editions of the newsletter will be sent on Mondays. If there are any urgent notifications for the following week, a separate email will be sent. Regards, S Meakin, Head Teacher Next Newsletter: 27th May
Spring Term Newsletter www.hollylodgeprimary.co.uk
HLSA News Bags2school Please fill your bag with clothes, shoes, hats, belts, bags and soft toys and take it to the drop off point (outside the Studio) any time between now and 9am on Tuesday 17th May. The Studio can be found by going through the infant playground, past the reception children's entrance and into the Year 5/6 playground. Then take a left down the side of the Year 5 classrooms and follow the path around to the right, where the Studio can be found. Please leave your donations in the covered area. There will also be signs around the school showing you where to leave them. If you have mislaid your bag, or have too much to fit in one bag, please feel free to bring your donations in any type of bag. Remember – the more that we collect, the bigger the benefit to the school! Infant Film Night The children have voted and selected Big Hero Six as their film choice. Places are limited so book early. If your child wishes to attend film night please book a place and select your food choice via the online booking system and give payment to the office in a marked envelope by Wednesday 18th May 2016. There will be no physical ticket for this event. Cost: £3.00 Dress code: casual – Jeans and t-shirt Bring a bean bag or cushion Children wishing to bring an additional drink may bring their school water bottle. In order for the evening to run smoothly and on time, we request that parents drop their child at hall door for registration and they will be taken through to the hall by a member of the HLSA. Coffee Morning Our next coffee morning is Friday 27th May in the after school club building (The cabin) after drop off (8.50am). Please come and join us for a free cupper, lovely homemade cakes and a chance to have a good chat with other parents. Little ones’ welcome Summer Fair Summer Fair planning is well underway our theme will be Great British Sporting Heroes (look out for details of our fancy dress competition. As always we cannot have this event without your help. We've decided to change things a bit this year to give you different opportunities to help run the stalls. There is a sign-up sheet in the main reception, we are not allocating a stall to each class to give people the opportunity to help out where they would like. If you are coming to have some fun, then please sign up, any help from 30 minutes upwards would be really appreciated. Please fill in your name for a slot or 2, it will still leave you plenty of time to enjoy the fair. Remember anyone that helps for 1 ½ hours gets a voucher for a free drink and anyone helping for 3 hours or more gets a voucher for Free drink and something from the fabulous BBQ. We need as many people as possible to volunteer to ensure we are able to run all our planned stalls. Any old Holly Lodge pupils are welcome to volunteer as well as friends and family! Any questions please email me at [email protected], or catch me on the playground. If you would like to be an outside stall holder, please contact us at [email protected] for more information. Stalls cost £15 plus a raffle prize donation a form for stalls is attached to the newsletter. We would also like to ask if anyone connected to Holly Lodge knows a sporting hero who would be able to come along to the fair. We are looking for something to give us the wow factor and we really need your help, so if you know anyone, please let us know by emailing [email protected] Wednesday 11th May til Tuesday 17th May (9am) – Bags2School Friday 20th May 2016 – Infant Film Night Friday 27th May = Coffee Morning Tuesday 7th June – Brenda’s Uniform Sale 18th June 2016 – Summer Fair 16th July 2016 – Camping Night More dates and details for these events will follow when available.
Spring Term Newsletter www.hollylodgeprimary.co.uk
Week Ending 6th May 2016 Congratulations to all the children whose achievements we have celebrated this week. Bronze Award
Bella Cousins, Ryan Bradbery, Lola Broomfield, Zac Harlow, Oliver King,
Silver Award
Maisie Peace, Louie Seager, Oliver Stoves, Amelie Hamer, Lucy Roberts, Thomas Evans, Harry Ross, Maisy Everard, Liam Temple, Katie Moran, Lucy Shepherd-Humes, Lily May Lawley, Devon Nile, Sophia Stephens, Emma Haig
Gold Award
Kolya Kramer, Belle Baker, Ava Fitzpatrick, Gabrielle Granville, Ashton Walker, Tom Mann, Lucas Munday, Mikey Haig, Tyler Lemmon, Joshua Baker, Mairi McClelland, Kai Gibbs, Kirsty Sykes, Bethany Feehily, Amelie Noble, Reuben Hardy, Zoe Clarke,
Star of the Week RR – RJ – 1D – 1W – 2A – 2P 3W – 3P – 4C 4R – 5B – 5M – 6S – 6D –
Tom Pownall – well done for writing a super mind map about birds. You had great ideas and used your phonics to write them independently. Keep it up! Lily Munday – Well done for using a magnet independently to test whether objects were magnetic or not and recording your results in a table. Super learning! Erin Estcourt – for scoring a fantastic result in her numeracy skills test this week and improving her fluency in reading. Well done Erin! Bobby Thain – for improving his handwriting, well done Bobby! Charlie Robinson – for trying SO hard to concentrate and stay focussed in order to get his next few gold stars. Jack Doherty - for always taking part in class discussions and sharing his wonderful ideas! Rosie Harding – for showing an excellent understanding of her numeracy this week, and always working hard to ensure that she understands what she has to do by putting in lots of extra effort. Liam Temple – for showing a great improvement in his writing and really making an effort in his learning. He also did really well at the rugby festival yesterday. Well done Liam! Jonathan Yanko – for contributing to the lessons, showing great pride in his work and making good progress in literacy. Well done! Caitlin Harper – for always putting 100% effort into her work to make it the best it can be. Always having a sensible attitude and setting a great example for others. Daniel Quirk – for his enthusiasm and incredible skills in D.T this week. We were all sawing and Daniel was the expert helping everyone! Olivia Rowland – for a real growth in confidence, especially during this week’s literacy. Keep up the great effort! Rosie Flanagan – for her Gold Rush diary. Rosie can write a very good story using a variety of grammar skills and exciting vocabulary. Jared Doudican – For a fantastic piece of diary writing in the role of a treasure hunter during the Gold Rush. Well done!
Spring Term Newsletter www.hollylodgeprimary.co.uk
Week Ending 13th May 2016 Congratulations to all the children whose achievements we have celebrated this week.
Bronze Award
Will Davison, Tomos Avery, Alexander Tomkins, Tyler Mertins,
Silver Award
Evie-Grace Stokell, Lyla Pedrick, Owen Hopwood, Mikey Westcott, Henry Ogden, Rhys Edwards, Bobby Cousens, Harriett Howson, Ruby Robinson, Jack Robertson, Tyler Pilgram, Dylan Farr, Brooke Howard,
Gold Award
Barney Matthews, Jenson Godfrey, Isabelle Brown, Isabel Wilson, Samuel Lawrence, Haaziq Arshad, Grace Hoy, Honey Larkham, Abigail Beaven, Marta Bobrowicz, Oscar Bromige, Maia Cousins, Connor Dabrowski, Jazmine Legard, Paige Chapman, Amelia Ramsden, Jake Hope, Caitlin Harper, Oliver Williams, Georgia Fox, Cameron Nile,
Star of the Week RR – RJ – 1D – 1W – 2A – 2P 3W – 3P – 4C 4R – 5B – 5M – 6S – 6D –
Nikola Bednarczuk – well done for trying hard in phonics; you have a great attitude and know your sounds really well. Keep it up! Sophie Hope – Well done for writing a fantastic recount of our trip to Birdworld. Joe Hall – for being very well behaved during our special talk about pets. You sat really well and listened and remembered the important rules for how to act around animals. AJ Day – for good concentration and joining in class discussions with great ideas. Hayley Lawrence - For greatly improved handwriting. Also Hayley is always ready for work and shows great listening skills. Harry Welch – for always being ready to learn and for listening carefully during lessons. Abigail Beaven – for making more of an effort in all subject s and completing more of her work on time. Katie Moran – for being an absolute super star learner! You have been making such a great effort this week and I am really impressed. Keep it up! Rachel Brickhill – for her hard work and determination in all her learning. She sets a very high standard in the classroom with both her work and kindness to others. Very proud, keep it up! Devon Nile – for his brilliant learning in numeracy this week. He is able to find decimals by dividing numbers by 10 & 100. Very impressive Devon. Natasha Tapster – for her amazing progress and determination in all her subjects. Natasha is doing extremely well and should be very proud of herself. Mairi McClelland – Mairi is always thinking and trying to improve in her learning. She is not afraid to make mistakes and always perseveres. Well done! Ashir Arshad – for consistent effort, excellent behaviour, and a great attitude. Iosto Iacomelli – for being helpful and polite to all adults around the school. It is great to hear such positive comments. Well done!
