Dinner Menu week 3
Bank Holiday - school closed
3.15 - 4.15 pm KS2 Tennis Club
3.15 - 4.15 pm R, Y1, Y2 Performing Arts Club
3.15 - 4.15 pm Choir
3.15 - 4.15 pm KS2 Running Club
NO Y2 Gardening Club
Coronation Celebrations Thursday 4 May
Egg raffle ticket sales during registration
NO Rounders
NO Crochet Club
3.15 pm Coronation Celebration
Value of the half term: Co-operation Wool
We hope you can join us after school on Thursday 4 May from 3.15 pm to celebrate the King’s Coronation that will take place that weekend. We would love you to join our mini street party and celebrate with us!
Our wonderful choir will be singing and there will be refreshments such as cakes, biscuits, tea and coffee available!
If you have been inspired to bake for the event, please could you let us know so that we can plan the quantities we need. Thank you!
Please note that there will be no clubs running on that day and refunds will be issued for the session missed.
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3.15 - 4.15 pm R,1,2 Foot Golf Club
Y4 and Y5 swimming lessons
If you have any wool to spare, the Crochet club and the Happiness Team’s Funky Friday club would both welcome any donations for their projects.
Year 2 Gardening Club
Just a reminder that there will be no Gardening club next week because Mrs Wilkinson is not available
Hot Chocolate and Cake
This week’s winners are:
Reception Isaac C-G
Year 1 Carter SC
Year 2 Harris S
Year 3 Megan S
Year 4 Marcus H
Year 5 Laura H
Year 6 Jack S
The Picture News topic is
‘How do you choose to celebrate significant events??’
Taekwon-do
Joe K in Year 3 took part in the English national Taekwon-do champions league competition in Penrith last weekend. This was his first national competition and he won the silver medal for sparring. He was nervous about competing and Taekwon-do has core values, two of which are courage and indomitable spirit and we think he really showed both of these. Well done Joe, what an amazing achievement.
Gymnastic Success
The coronation of King Charles III is taking place at Westminster Abbey on Saturday 6 May. During the ceremony, the King will be crowned alongside Camilla, the Queen Consort. Buckingham Palace has announced various events for the weekend, including a concert and laser light show at Windsor Castle on Sunday 7 May. There will be an extra bank holiday across the UK on Monday 9 May and people are also being invited to hold street parties, and to take part in volunteering projects in their local community.
A coronation is a special ceremony, where a new king or queen is crowned in front of lots of people. There are often many special things that happen during a coronation, which enhance the celebrations.
Things to talk about at home:
* Do you plan to watch the coronation, is it something that you are looking forward to?
* Are there any special events organised in your local area?
* What other events do you like to celebrate and how do you celebrate them?
Last weekend, Heidi S in Year 6 took her National Grade 4 in Women’s Artistic Gymnastics and achieved a ’commended’ at Grade 4. Well done Heidiyou should be very proud of yourself, we certainly are!
Emily M and Emily W competed in a gymnastics competition this weekend. Emily M was awarded a silver medal for her floor routine and a silver medal on the vault. Emily W was awarded a bronze medal for the vault. Well done to you both for your great results!
Abi W in Year 5 also took part in the gymnastics competition. This was her first time competing and her family are very proud of her and we are too! Well done Abi!
Community Pages
Enjoy Football - Half Term Fund Days
Charges : £18.50 1 day, £35.00 2 days, £48.00 3 days, £60.00 4 days. Each day runs from 9.30 am until 3.30 pm (drop off from 9.15 am earliest).
Whittle Hall Environment Day