Important Information

Play Equipment

On Monday I sent an email regarding the moving of playgrounds and bringing in play equipment. This will start from Monday 24th February and we are really excited to see how this works. If you are unsure of any play equipment please do ask me on the gate when we return. Some items mentioned were: Yo Yo's, Rubix Cubes, Hola Hoops, Small balls - which are not leather or hard, Tennis Balls, Skipping ropes. As a reminder these are the children's responsibility and if it something really valued that they do not want to take the risk of losing or breaking, then it should not be brought into school. 

Eco Council
DBC is holding a consultation on local cycling and walking infrastructure. Eco Council would like to make sure you have your say. More information and a QR can be found here. 

To celebrate World Book Day this year, all pupils are invited to come into school in their cosiest pyjamas with a copy of their favourite bedtime book! 

 Our World Book Day competition this year is to create a  'book in a box'.  Using an old shoe box or cereal box, children can recreate a scene or setting from their favourite book - we will be looking for bright and colourful creations that we can put on display in the library (we've attached some examples to inspire you!). There will be a prize for the most exciting entry for each year group and we're looking forward to seeing all your creations!

Community Information

Suzanne Stace - Unlocking Children's Potential
Suzanne is running a workshop for parents for their well being on Sunday 23rd February, more information can be found here. She is also holding a session on Monday 10th March at Epicure. Suzanne also has some session space becoming available and would love to support both yours and your child(s) well being. More information can be found here. 

Madagascar - Logan - For the immense effort he has put into improving his handwriting.

South Africa - Laurie - For demonstrating resilience and a positive attitude in all areas this week, particularly in English when sharing his persuasive ideas.

Gambia - Ada - For always trying her best across the curriculum and being a great all-rounder. Well done Ada!

Finland - Mila - For super descriptive writing in English this week.

Norway - Ida -  For a superb persuasive travel advert. 

Croatia - Megan - Being a quiet achiever who is an absolute pleasure. Not only does she produce a consistent high level of work, she is also a caring and friendly buddy.

China - All of China - For their amazing singing during the Young Voices Concert.

Borneo - Alex - For his enthusiasm to learning and sharing his ideas, well done.

India - All of India - For their superb singing at Young Voices – well done!

Brazil - Sabrina - For always working hard in every lesson every day, acting as a role model to others and making me smile.

Mexico - Winston - For his fantastic writing, using his knowledge of speech to bring his scene to life.

Peru - Lottie - or being positive all week and working out some complex conversions in Maths

                                        A full calendar is available here   

Information attached this week

Whole School letters/emails sent this week  

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