12 Dec 2003 - Newsletter December 2003
Thank you to everyone who took part in the fundraising for Children In Need last month. Our school raised £140.26. Well done!The winner of the colouring competition was B. White (KS1) and B. O'Connor (KS2).
The name the teddy competition winner was C. Nicholson.
The winner of the corniest joke was M. Mumford.
Children and parents who donated money to the Poppy Appeal raised £21.40. Thank you all for your contributions.
The tea towels are now in school and will be on sale until the last day of term. The cost per tea towel is £3.95
We break up for Christmas on Friday 19th December and return to school on Tuesday 6th January 2004
Spring Term:
6th January 2004 - 2nd April 2004
Half Term:
16th - 20th February
Non-Pupil Days:
5th January, 13th February 2004
Breakfast Club have had a very kind donation of toothbrushes and toothpaste for each of the children to use from Glaxo SmithKline. We are very grateful to the company for their generosity.
School Christmas lunch will be on Wednesday 17th December. The cost is £1.45 and the money must be in on Monday 15th December. IF YOU DO NOT SEND THE MONEY IN A CLEARLY MARKED ENVELOPE, YOUR CHILD WILL HAVE NO LUNCH.
Since this is my last newsletter I would like to take this opportunity to thank you all for your support whilst I have been at Prince Rock. Since I started here in 1995 the school has seen many changes; back then we had 125 pupils in 5 classes and hardly any of the middle floor was used. This January we will have 171 pupils in 7 classes and we are expanding our Reception class area to include the Family Room. Whilst I am looking forward to a new challenge in my next school, I will also follow developments at Prince Rock with interest; I'm sure the school will go from strength to strength. I will take many happy memories with me of both past and present pupils who have been a credit both to the school and to you as parents. Peter Roberts.
The whole staff would like to wish you all a very happy and safe Christmas and New Year and we look forward to seeing the children back in school on 6th JANUARY.
Spring Term:
6th January 2004 - 2nd April 2004
Half Term:
16th - 20th February
Non-Pupil Days:
5th January, 13th February 2004
Breakfast Club have had a very kind donation of toothbrushes and toothpaste for each of the children to use from Glaxo SmithKline. We are very grateful to the company for their generosity.
School Christmas lunch will be on Wednesday 17th December. The cost is £1.45 and the money must be in on Monday 15th December. IF YOU DO NOT SEND THE MONEY IN A CLEARLY MARKED ENVELOPE, YOUR CHILD WILL HAVE NO LUNCH.
Since this is my last newsletter I would like to take this opportunity to thank you all for your support whilst I have been at Prince Rock. Since I started here in 1995 the school has seen many changes; back then we had 125 pupils in 5 classes and hardly any of the middle floor was used. This January we will have 171 pupils in 7 classes and we are expanding our Reception class area to include the Family Room. Whilst I am looking forward to a new challenge in my next school, I will also follow developments at Prince Rock with interest; I'm sure the school will go from strength to strength. I will take many happy memories with me of both past and present pupils who have been a credit both to the school and to you as parents. Peter Roberts.
The whole staff would like to wish you all a very happy and safe Christmas and New Year and we look forward to seeing the children back in school on 6th JANUARY.