As part of our constitution school parliament members discuss ideas for charities to support and help raise funds in school and the local community. This term school parliament members have voted to support the Crisp Packet Project. This is a world wide project that is dedicated to giving life to one use plastics and helping people living on the street, who have nothing. The charity makes survival items for the homeless, such as survival sheets/blankets, wash bags, draw string bags, sleeping bags, cushions, dog beds and more, out of used, washed crisp packets.

We are asking our school community to help support this charity by bringing in your used, washed crisp packets. There will be a donation box for the crisp packets in main school office reception area, along with a box in Pastoral office.

All you have to do is;

1. First eat your crisps and enjoy!
2. Take your crisp packet and a pair of scissors (ask an adult to help you) and cut down one edge.
3. Gently pull the bottom edge open
4. Now your crisp packet is open and flat
5. Wash your crisp packet with warm soapy water
6. Leave to dry – please keep flat
7. Bring in to the collection box in school.

Only packets with silver lining will be used and any sized packs and multipacks can be used too.

For more information and easy to follow instructions and videos you can go to the website www.crisppacketproject.com

School parliament thank you for your support and we look forward to receiving your crisp packets!

On Friday 5^th May 2023 we will be celebrating the King’s Coronation. All children are invited to attend school wearing red, white and blue. The kitchen will be serving traditional fish and chips along with cake and special cake toppers.

 During next week, each class will be producing a work of art celebrating King Charles III.

 We hope the children will remember this very important occasion.