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6 years ago
Posted on 13th Nov 2020 by

Accessing Google Classroom from home

Please see the help guide of how to log into Classroom from devices at home. Children must ensure that they type the whole email address e.g. firstname.lastname@taw.org.uk

If these instructions do not work, on your sear4ch engine simply type in Google Classroom, hit the top link and then find the “Sign In” button in the top right corner.

 

Once on Classroom, the task is on the “Classwork” section, under Homework.

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6 years ago
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Year 5&6 Star of the Week

Emma – Great work in our WW2 topic (Miss Clay)

Keon – for working so hard whilst away from school and returning with such a focus (Mrs Thomas)

Noah – for making a concerted effort with presentation in his books (Mrs Arthurs)

Martha- for showcasing creativity and skill in myth writing (Mr Banfield)

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6 years ago
Posted on 12th Nov 2020 by

Parent/Carer Survey Autumn 2020

We would like to thank all of the parents in school and nursery who completed a parent survey this year. We were delighted to receive back over 250 surveys this year! Each survey has been read and we really value your thoughts and opinions. Once feedback has been discussed with all staff, we will share with you our next steps as a school.

The winners of the £50 Asda vouchers are:
Harley (Year 6)
Tiana (Year 1)
Coby (Ladybugs)

Vouchers will be given out by the end of the week.

Many thanks for taking the time to complete a survey, your views are important to us.

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6 years ago
Posted on 09th Nov 2020 by

Poppy Homework Help

This link will give you a helping hand to find out why we wear poppies and why you may see a range of different coloured poppies too.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/newsround/45975344

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6 years ago
Posted on 06th Nov 2020 by

Year 5&6 Star of the Week

Harvey – for having a great independent work ethic, polite attitude and always trying his best. (Mrs Thomas)
Charna-Mai – for showing an incredible enthusiasm towards both quantity and quality of work! (Mr Banfield)
Amy – for showing amazing improvement of her handwriting and a mature attitude (Mrs Arthurs)
Gabriel – for producing a brilliant piece of writing describing a bomb attack during World War 2 (Miss Clay)

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6 years ago
Posted on 05th Nov 2020 by

Remembrance Assault Course

Dear Parents/Carers,

In order to remember the hardship faced by the troops during the World Wars, Year 5 will be completing an assault course on Wednesday 11th November. On this day, your child will need to come into school wearing old clothes and footwear which may get muddy depending on the weather. We will be doing the assault course at the end of the school day.

If your child is staying for an after-school club, please could they bring in a change of clothes.

Thanks in advance,

 

Year 5

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6 years ago
Posted on 03rd Nov 2020 by

Remembrance celebrations in school

Dear parents and carers,

Even though we are all having to adjust to a newer way of doing things, here at Newdale we want to continue to take part in events to help our children recognise significant occasions.

As part of Remembrance this year, each year group is going to take part in an 11/11 challenge on Wednesday 11th November 2020. The activities that each year group are planning on doing are –

Nursery Sing 11 Nursery Rhymes / Songs

Reception Take part in 11 Remembrance Activities

Year 1 Complete 11 laps of the bike road on trikes

Year 2 Run / Walk 11 laps of the bottom playground

Year 3 Dance 11 styles of dance

Year 4 Run / Walk 11 laps of the cage or field.

Year 5 Complete 11 obstacles

Year 6 Listen to 11 days of war songs

The Den Run / Walk 11 laps of the bottom playground

To help raise money to be donated to the British legion charity, we are asking that the children are sponsored £1 for their challenge. The children can drop it in the collection pot as they walk into class.

Not only will the children be taking part in the challenge, but they will also be learning more about the significance of remembrance day through lessons in their classes.

Thank you in advance for your support.

Miss Cook