Marland Hill Community Primary School
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Latest News
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Pumpkin Competition
Fri 25 Oct 2024Thank you so much to all the children who entered the pumpkin competition. We raised a total of £125.50 for the school fund. Well done to our winners:
Arshaaman—2B
Eliza—3B
Anabia—1A
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Goodbye and Good Luck+
Fri 25 Oct 2024We say goodbye and good luck to Miss Williams.
Thank you for all your hard work, we wish you all the best in your future.
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Year 6 Pioneers Visit
Fri 25 Oct 2024Year 6 really enjoyed the Pioneers Museum this week.
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Trip to Forest School
Fri 25 Oct 2024Nursery had a trip to forest school this week. They were looking for signs of autumn and found lots there. All the children had a fantastic time and can't wait to go again.
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Breakfast Club
Fri 25 Oct 2024Well done to Luna and George for being chosen Breakfast Club Superstars!
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Persuasive Writing
Fri 25 Oct 2024This week in English, Year 6 have been looking at persuasive writing. The children were split into groups and each given an endangered animal. Their task was to persuade Mrs Pridgeon that their animal was the one that should be adopted by the class. All the children worked extremely hard on researching their animals and producing persuasive posters and speeches. Mrs Pridgeon found it a very hard task to judge but the winners were:
Miss Bingham's class - the polar bear group
Miss Moulton's class - the dolphin group.
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Attendance
Fri 25 Oct 2024Please can we remind parents/carers that any routine appointments need to made outside of school hours.
Thank you for your support with this,
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Reading Afternoons
Fri 25 Oct 2024Reading afternoons will take place each Monday afternoon. These sessions will run from 2.30pm – 3.00pm and we hope that you will continue to be able to join us and support children with their reading in school.
The dates are as follows:
Monday 4th November – Year 1
Monday 11th November—Year 2
We hope to see as many parents as possible.
Thank you for your continued support.
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Useful Information
Fri 25 Oct 2024Talking to your child about safer strangers
When you are outside of your house there are lots of people. People you do not know are called strangers. Not all strangers are nice and you cannot tell if somebody is nice by how they look.
If somebody you are not expecting to asks you to go with them never go with them, and go and tell an adult.
If you are lost or scared look for a safer adult stranger.
Who is a safer adult stranger? A parent/ carer, a police officer, a doctor, a teacher are all examples of safer strangers
If you cannot find a safer stranger look for a safer building you can go in to which may have safer adult strangers inside.
What is a safer building? A church, a mosque, a police station, a local shop such as Tesco.
If you are worried about any conversations or behaviours of strangers tell your safer people who can help.
More information and resources can be found at clevernevergoes.org and you can follow the lick to the guidance on NSPCC below
Thank you for your continued support.
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Year 2 Farm Visit
Fri 25 Oct 2024Year 2 will be visiting Northwood Farm. Children will be invited to pet a range of farm animals. The farm visits will be as follows:
· Year 2A Miss Tahir’s class:
Friday 8th November
· Year 2B Miss Parker’s class:
Thursday 7th November
There is a voluntary contribution of £4, which will go towards the cost of the visit and transport. The cost of the visit has been subsidised by school.
Please go to parent mail and complete the
consent form, which can be found in the forms section. To pay the £4 voluntary contribution please pay on parent mail by going to payments/shop
