Next Week in School at a Glance
Monday 22 Tuesday 23 Wednesday 24 Thursday 25 Friday 26
Dinner Menu week 3
3.15 - 4.15 pm
Disney Stars
8.15 am Innov8 team meeting
8.20 am Happiness team meeting
3.15 - 4.15 pm KS2
Tennis Club * last one *
3.15 - 4.15 pm R, Y1, Y2 Performing Arts Club * last one *
4.00 pm Performing Arts Club performance for parents
8.15 am Eco Warriors Meeting
3.15 - 4.15 pm Choir
3.15 - 4.15 pm KS2 Running Club * last one *
3.15 - 4.15 pm Y2
Gardening Club
5.30 pm Intake 2023
Welcome Evening
Egg raffle ticket sales during registration
2.50 pm Reception Class Assembly
3.15 - 4.15 pm KS2
Rounders * last one *
3.15 - 4.15 pm Y5/6
Crochet Club * last one *
Value of the half term: Co-operation
Important Notice - Please Read
It has been brought to our attention by a concerned parent that pre school siblings of pupils are playing on the field unsupervised at the end of the day, when parents are waiting to collect their older siblings. They are also playing with school equipment, which could result in damage. Please could we respectfully ask that you fully supervise your younger children whist on the school grounds. We wouldn’t want your child to get hurt on the school site so we hope we can all work together to ensure that everyone stays safe and school property is protected. Thank you.
Reception Class Assembly
The Reception Class Assembly will be held on Thursday 25 May at 2.50 pm. Parents, carers and families of our Reception class children are invited to join us to watch the assembly. Entry will be via the KS2 gate at 2.45 pm. We hope you can join us!
Sensory Garden Project
ROMANS house only non-uniform day
Y4 and Y5 swimming lessons
3.15 - 4.15 pm R,1,2
Foot Golf Club * last one *
Mrs P and Mr F are planning to start building and developing the sensory garden next half term.
Anyone who has time during the school day to come down and help, including potential heavy lifting of plants, planters, paving etc as well as the laying of bedding plants, pathways etc, please let us know, we would be very grateful!
ROMANS House Only Non Uniform Day
Well done to the Romans House, who achieved the most house points in the last term. As a reward, the Romans will be able to come to school in their own clothes (please remember the clothes should suitable for school and for any activities happening in school such as PE) on Friday 26 May.
Picture News
The Picture News topic is
‘Has being online changed things for the better?’
Hot Chocolate and Cake
This week’s winners are:
Reception Jenna A
Year 1 Lexi H
Year 2 Isaac E
Year 3 Finley L
Year 4 Samuel K
Year 5 Lily Mc
Year 6 Reuben S
Chicken/Guinea Pig Rota
30 years ago, on 30 April 1993, Swiss science company CERN opened up the World Wide Web to the world, free of charge. The ‘collaborative information system’ was being used by the scientists at CERN (the European Organisation for Nuclear Research) to communicate, without delay, across countries and continents but deciding that there could be wider uses for the tool, they made it available for everyone.
As a 37 year old computer scientist, Tim Berners-Lee from London, proposed a system of pages of information (now known as websites) that could be accessed from anywhere in the world. The decision to put the Web in the public domain in 1993 allowed the network to become what it is today. Since then, over 1 billion websites have been created - but only around 200 million are actively working today.
Things to talk about at home:
* How often do you access websites online? Are there any particular sites that are your favourites? What about others in your home?
* Talk to someone older, who can remember a time before people had access to the World Wide Web. Ask them how things were different.
A message was sent out today on Seesaw asking for help looking after our chickens and guinea pigs at weekends and over the holidays. There is a link to a form in the message where you can select the dates that you are able to help (there is a box where you can fill in dates that you can help if they don’t coincide with the dates shown).
Full training will be given if you haven’t done it before and you can keep any eggs laid during that time.
Thank you to all of our volunteers - we really appreciate your help!
Speedy
We are very pleased to introduce the newest member of Year 2 - Speedy the Snail. He is our latest albino African Land Snail and joins Patsy and Paul in the tank. He has been very hungry after his journey here and is enjoy relaxing in the tank with his new friends.
Speedy is bottom left, Patsy is in the middle towards the back and Paul is to the right.
Summer Fair
Park Road PFA’s Summer Fair will be held on THURSDAY 22 JUNE from 3:15 pm onwards.
We have thought of every way possible to make this a fun packed event and would love to see everyone there... please feel free to bring a chair, your family and neighbours.
There will be two non-uniform days leading up to the event: Friday 9 June non-uniform in exchange for a bottle donation for the summer fair (this can be a bottle of anything, as long as it is unopened)
Friday 16 June non-uniform in exchange for chocolate for Summer fair
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Great Sankey Fun Day
ROAD PFA
The fun day is on Sunday 11 June with lots of fun activities to offer - please see the poster below to the right. We will be there so please pop along to say hello and join in with this lovely community event.
Penketh Carnival
The carnival is on Saturday 8 July on Greystone recreation ground (WA5 2EU), please see the details to the right. Again, we will be there and would love to see you!
Have a lovely weekend
Kelly Park Road PFA ChairJoin your local college at our Community Fun Day where everyone is welcome!
This free-to-enter event will be a fun-filled few hours with plenty to entertain the little ones and lots to enjoy for teenagers and adults too. From fairground rides, bouncy castles, and a visit from Disney's Princess Elsa - to meeting the Fire Service, the Army and the Police (to name but a few), there will be something for everyone.
There will also be a range of light-hearted stalls and activities including a tombola, a bake sale, beat the goalie, play your cards right, a dog show, and much more!
Our campus will be open for you to explore all that Warrington & Vale Royal College has to offer, whether it be our range of courses for school leavers and adults, touring our specialist training centres, meeting our expert tutors, taking part in subject-specific activities and even enrolling on courses starting in September.
To find out more and to register for the dog show, visit: www.wvr.ac.uk/fun-day
Warrington Youth Zone Sport4kids
There are still a few places left in the clubs at the Warrington Youth Zone on Sunday evenings. There has been a new Hama Beads club added too!
For further information, please visit https:// sport4kids.biz/football-venues/penketh-high-school/