Dear Parents/Carers,
We break up for half term holiday on Friday 10th February and return to school on Monday 20th February
School Starts at 8.30 am and register is at 8.40am.
Thanks: Thank you to FAB for the work and planning for our Family Assembly to the end of the year. Thanks to all parents for your positive comments and constructive suggestions which we are already taking on board.
Continue readingDear Parents/Carers,
Thank you for your support at the beginning of this new year. Thank you for your understanding with the 5-year electrical testing which is now complete. We missed ours due to Covid. Thank you for using the new footpath and ramp – safety at the front of school is much improved.
Dear Parent/Guardian,
The winter holiday is the time that many new devices including smart watches, games consoles, tablets, laptops and even mobile phones make their way into our homes. It is vital that you talk to your child about safety and regularly monitor their use. All children should always consider the SMART rules when going online.
The Chinese New Year dinner will be on Thursday 19th January, please see attached menu for that day.
School Starts Tuesday 3rd January 2023 8.30am-8.40am
Dear Parents/Carers,
Welcome back to school on 3rd January 2023. I hope that all our families have enjoyed a relaxing break and time to unwind and recoup.
Well done to all our children who did a fantastic job raising money for charity. It was lovely to see the effort and enthusiasm that had gone into wearing dots, preparing games and stalls! The children were a credit to you in the way they all participated. In total we raised £375.47
Dear Parent/Guardian,
As you know this week has been Anti-bullying Week when children have worn their odd socks to raise awareness and carried out work in class on the topic. A major part of anti-bullying education is learning about online bullying. This was our whole school online safety focus in half term1, where children learnt about:
· ways that some people can be unkind online and know how this can make others feel
· what bullying is, how people may bully others and how bullying can make someone feel.
· why anyone who experiences bullying is not to blame.
· how anyone experiences bullying can get help.
Attached to this letter is an up-to-date guide for parents from National Online Safety about ways to combat online bullying. If you have any concerns about online bullying, we are always here to help in school.
As we are a certified school, you can still access and become a member of National Online Safety by using the link https://nationalonlinesafety.com/enrol/beecroft-primary-school where you can access many useful resources and up to date info to keep your children safe in the ever-changing online world.
Yours sincerely,
Mr Campbell
Dear Parents,
As we near the finish of the first half term, we wanted to update you on wellbeing at Beecroft Primary School.
