Newsletter 9

By School Administrator, March 26, 2010 1:19 pm

The Oakridge Sport Relief Mile.

The staff would like to say a big well done to all the pupils, parents and grandparents who successfully completed a wet and soggy mile up at the playing field last Friday. The total amount raised for the Sport Relief appeal was £79.00.  Yet again our Pupil Council did a great job in coordinating the organisation of the event – great lap markers

PGL – a reminder. 

The next payment of £30.00 per pupil towards the cost of the KS2 residential visit is due by 31st March 2010.

Easter Egg competition.
 
The annual Oakridge School Easter Egg competition will take place on Tuesday 30th April. On that morning all pupils are invited to bring in a “decorated” hard boiled egg. School staff are always amazed by the creations that arrive at school. In the past we have seen dinosaurs, spiders, football teams and even “The X factor”.  There will be a small egg shaped prize for the best entries in both classes.

Victorian Day – Wednesday 31st March

For Wednesday 31st March (last day of term) we have organised a Victorian day for the whole school. Please come in Victorian dress ready to experience many exciting activities including examining authentic Victorian artefacts.

Achievement Worship.
 
There will be an achievement worship held in church on Wednesday 31st March at 9.15 am.

Tennis Coaching for KS2 – Monday 19th April 

Please can all Key Stage 2 pupils have their PE kit in school for Monday 19th April as they will be receiving some tennis coaching during the morning.

Enclosed is a short questionnaire from the tennis coach, Charlie Crisp for the Key Stage 1 pupils who received tennis coaching earlier this week. He would appreciate any feedback and will collect any completed questionnaires returned to school before the end of term.

Parent Support Advisors (PSA)
 
 A leaflet giving information about a Parent Support Advisor who is working with our Extended Schools Cluster Group is available from the school office. The leaflet gives details of some of the support/services she offers together with her contact details. Other schools have given positive feedback about this service.

Parent Questionnaire Results – March 2010.

Thank you to all families who completed our recent questionnaire. The following results are based on the ten forms that were returned to school.
Question – Is your child happy at school?  90% agree/strongly agree   10% disagree/strongly disagree.
Do you feel that your child is safe at school?   100% agree/strongly agree.
Do you find parent evenings informative?   70% agree/strongly agree  30% neither agree/disagree.
Do you feel there is a Christian ethos at school?  90% agree/strongly agree   10% neither agree/disagree.

 Other comments.

Areas to consider / develop

Parents’ evening time allocation and structure
Communication about the role of parent governor
Homework guidelines
 A snow plan

There were many comments about timings and arrangements for parents’ evenings.  Attached is a letter which explains a new structure that we would like to trial.

Comments regarding the role of parent governors have been raised with the full Governing  Body.

 The end of Term 4 for pupils is Wednesday 31st March.  School re-opens on Monday 19th April for Term 5.

 
Birthdays in March and April
Alfie – 11 on 6th March
Edward – 8 on 18th March
Ethan – 5 on 24th March
Sebastian – 8 on 28th March
Bertie – 6 on 7th April
Esme – 8 on 7th April
Emilia – 6 on 13th April
Tabitha – 5 on 19th April
Hermione – 6 on 22nd April
Joe – 11 on 29th April 

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