Newsletter 16

Friday 17th January 2025

Be kind to one another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, as God in Christ forgave you. Ephesians 4:32

Important Info for W/C 20th January 2025

Friday 24th January	Gambia Class Assembly	9.00am
Flyers, letters and links at bottom of newsletter

Thank you to everyone who has sent in messages of love and support. Miss Hill is really thankful and appreciative of your kindness. 

Best wishes 

Ms Roberts 

This week at TC we are delighted that the  weather has been warmer and this has certainly lifted everyone's spirits. Y3 have been working hard in History looking at their new topic of The Stone Age and have been comparing Stone Age beaches with how they look today! Thank you to all the Y4 parents who attended the Multiplication talk on Monday we hope you found it useful and slides from the evening can be found here. Y5 have been working hard in Maths focusing on fractions and Y6 have been learning about climate change in Science and the effects this is having on the animal population. Thank you to Rebecca from Sunnyside for leading worship on Monday using The Parable of the Sower and talking about how sometimes things can be topsey turvey.  In singing assembly this week, we listened to Zulu music from South Africa and sung 'Circle of Life' from 'The Lion King.' We thought about the image of circles and how they can be symbols for many things in our world. We finished by singing 'My Lighthouse' about how God provides a light in our lives even through the more troubled times we may face. 

Friends of Thomas Coram

On Friday 7th February there are two events taking place:

Adults only back to school quiz. Get your tickets now!

Break the rules day - more details of this will be found in WOW which is back next week. 

 

 

Community Information and News

Hospice of St Francis - Theatre Production!

The Hospice of St Francis is very excited to present our first ever Theatre Production.

Introducing the critically acclaimed and fabulously funny; CALENDAR GIRLS (adults only)! 

The show is running  from the 21^st- 23^rd February. Written by the extremely talented Tim Firth and music by ex-Take That star Gary Barlow, this is a show that guarantees to blow those winter blues away. The show is being performed at Berkhamsted Centenary Theatre with all profits going to The Hospice of St Francis which, as you know, support over 2000 people, and their families, locally with life limiting illnesses and end of life care. All Hospice of St Francis care is free. Tickets are all £20 and are selling fast so please book yours asap. We can’t wait to see you there.

New housing development and road changes
Dacorum Borough Council are in the initial stages of consultation for the planning application on the land south of Berkhamsted. Further information on how this will affect Berkhamsted as a town can be found here. The planning application number is 24/02868/MOA.

 

Weekly Attendance W/C 13/01/2025
Year 3: 95%
Year 4: 98.2%
Year 5: 94.8%
Year 6: 92.2%
Whole school: 

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