Marlcliffe Golden Child Winners

Each week, every class chooses two ‘golden children’ to win awards for work, behaviour, attitude or improvement.  Here are this week’s winners;

YR6SB: Olivia, Yulia

YR6JG: Rendyll, Courtney

YR5SM: Matilda, Luke

YR5JL: Sadie, Bethany

YR4RB: Michael, Phoebe

YR4WN: Jake, Leanne

YR3BR: Amy, Joseph

YR3JC: Gareth, Maisie

YR2SR: Amiee, James

YR2RW: Tara, Mark

YR/SH: Esther, Charlie

YR/1DR: Emma, Leah

YR/1ED: Joe, Joe

YR/1JB: Josephine, Daniel

Sports Class of the week: Y6JG

As part of the build up to the Christmas season the school has invited parents to join in with the celebrations in school. The kitchen staff have arragned to cook Christmas dinners for the parents so that they can sit down with their children and other parents from the school. Each year group have taken it in turns to enjoy the food that is cooked on site and sourced from local produce. Each event has been a great success with around forty parents dining from each year group. These are just some of the comments that the parents have made:

Really enjoyed the food and the chance to sit down with my little girl who is very excited at the moment. Thank-you! 

Thank you for a lovely meal. It was really nice and I enjoyed it! 10 out of 10.  

Food was fab! These are not like the school dinners that I remember. The idea was great, we’ve all loved it. Thanks to you all!  

Very tasty – I’m in the mood for Christmas now!  

We would like to take this opportunity to thank the parents that have made these events such a huge success and we look forward to even more parents being involved next year. If you have any comments to add about this event then click the tab below.

Click on some of the liks below to see pictures from the events.

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The final week of the term will give the opportunity for children from Y4 to Y6 to enjoy a Christmas dinner with their parents.

Marlcliffe Golden Child Winners

Each week, every class chooses two ‘golden children’ to win awards for work, behaviour, attitude or improvement.  Here are this week’s winners;

YR6SB: Eliot, Chloe

YR6JG: Bryonny, James

YR5SM: Carla, Madeline

YR5JL: Brad, Robyn

YR4RB: Megan, Maia, Alana

YR4WN: Sam, Devon

YR3BR: Isabelle, Luka

YR3JC: Adam, Connie

YR2SR:Asha, Bradley

YR2RW: Andrei, Lydia

YR/SH: Anne, Annabelle

YR/1DR:

YR/1ED: Brodie, Joseph

YR/1JB:

 Dear Parent/Carer

At the moment there are a range of different developments taking place throughout the school. One of these is receiving parents’ opinions and ideas about the teaching that takes place within the school.  We regard the opinions of parents highly and we would like you to take part in one of the developments of our teaching.

We would like to ask you to observe some of the teaching that is currently taking place and to give your opinions about what you feel is being done well.  We would also encourage you to comment on anything that you feel we could improve about our teaching.  This observation period will only last for the morning session of a mutually suitable day and we will be able to aid you at any stage.

After you have observed some teaching in the school we would like you to write some of your comments in a brief report.  The purpose of this is to inform other parents from the school about the teaching and developments that are taking place.  We shall be sending this report out in the Christmas newsletter.

We know that parents would like to have a greater knowledge of what happens in lessons and we feel that you, as a parent, would be a suitable person to inform them of this.  If you feel that you would be able to take part in this programme we would greatly appreciate a response to Mrs. Fearnehough, Mr. Brooks or Mr. Gelsthorpe.

Yours sincerely

J Gelsthorpe

 Dear Parent/Carer

I am writing to confirm that football training held on Wednesday evening 3.15pm - 4.45pm is to be cancelled for a short period due to weather conditions and lighting.

The last training session will be held on Wednesday 5^th December 2007, and will begin again on Wednesday 6^th February 2008.

Could you please complete and return the slip below to let us know if your child wishes to continue with the football training sessions in the new year. 

Thanks

Miss S Butcher

 Dear parent/carer

Costumes for Y3, 4, 5 Christmas performance

Y3 BR

For our Christmas performance, children in Y3 BR are presenting a song, dance and play about Christmas in the 1950s.  It would be good if the children (apart from those doing a snow dance) could wear clothes that suggest the 1950s, and I am hoping that you can help with this.

The girls should wear skirts, or dresses with gathered skirts, and blouses and cardigans rather than sweatshirts or t-shirts.  They could have bows in their hair. The boys should wear shirts and either trousers or shorts (not with logos).  V-neck jumpers would also suggest the 1950s, along with having their hair parted.

If your child is a snow dancer, she should wear white clothes.

If you need any further advice about this, please don’t hesitate to see me.

Thanking you for your help.

Mrs B Rose

(class teacher)

Marlcliffe Golden Child Winners

Each week, every class chooses two ‘golden children’ to win awards for work, behaviour, attitude or improvement.  Here are this week’s winners;

YR6SB: Emily, Ross

YR6JG: William, Nathan

YR5SM: Sophie, Eden

YR5JL: Ashleigh, Qais

YR4RB: Mollie, Lydia

YR4WN: Nikhil, Isabel

YR3BR: Devon, Ali

YR3JC: Adam, Nathan

YR2SR: Alex, Brooke

YR2RW: Lloyd, Honi

YR/SH: Harry, Hannah

YR/1DR: Rachel, Sian

YR/1ED: Thomas, Emma

YR/1JB: Sophie, Jack