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French week

In normal circumstances we'd be waving our Year 6 pupils off to France next week and it is so disappointing for everyone that this is not able to go ahead as planned.  However, as we're not able to take the children to France, we're bringing France to the children. Next week Year 6 will be off timetable and getting stuck into all things French, from baking and art to quizzes and challenges.  

Tout le monde sait combien j'aime la France. Passez une excellente semaine de sixième année.

Headmaster's Awards

With every week that passes we all become more comfortable with this new way of teaching and learning and I'm pleased to say that we are getting some great work from the children.  This week there have been two pupils nominated for the Headmaster's Award, so huge congratulations to Rohan Randhawa and Jaspreet Khera in year 5 who were nominated by Mrs Verma for their positive attitudes towards learning and always trying their best, and a bit more! Well done.

Our specialist teachers have given some great feedback this week.  There have been musical instruments made and played, fossils pressed into salt dough, french songs sung and stages of erosion depicted digitally.

Mr Barendse continues to keep us fit and busy with weekly fitness challenges, which have been really well received. Some of the children are really pushing themselves to the limit and setting some decent scores, which are going to be very tough to beat.  Special mentions this week to Myra in Early Years, Kyron in Year 1, Manpreet and Raman both in Year 2, Amaar in Year 3, Okuse in Year 4, Rohan and Jaspreet in Year 5 and Maria R in Year 6. Their efforts have been outstanding throughout the PE and Games tasks set this week. Well done! 

Congratulations to Mia Bindra (EY2), who passed level 5 in gymnastics this week, and Kashvi Kudrekar (EY2) who passed her blue belt in karate. Both girls were assessed over Zoom, well done.