Value of the Month- March

Thank you for all your support with the value of the month for February, which was Caring. At Newdale it is wonderful to watch the children display their caring sides whilst in class and out on the playground.

Our value of the month for March is Belief

What are beliefs?
Trust, faith, or confidence in (someone or something)

Our focus on Beliefs has three strands:

· Believing in our own abilities and encouraging the abilities of others.
· Being able to understand that not everyone shares the same belief.
· Being able discuss reasons why we believe in the things we do

Suggestions for parents to work with children at home:

Discuss what the word means:
– Accepting that something is true/exists
– Having trust, faith or confidence in someone/something
– Self-belief – trust in your own abilities

Discuss with your child who they trust the most and why. Explain that this means they have belief in their abilities to care and look out for them.
Explore different religions; explain that people have different beliefs and that we should respect them even if their beliefs are different to their own.
Self-belief- discuss with your child how they feel about their learning and other skills and attributes. Talk about what they could do when faced with a challenge. It’s important that children learn the importance of perseverance even when faced with difficulties.
One of our British Values is Democracy. You could talk to your child about the purpose of Parliament. Discuss the importance of voting, and the fact that individuals vote for parties they believe will do an effective job in government.

Please let your child’s teacher know if we can celebrate any work from home, in school.
Feedback on the values and what you do at home is really valuable to us and we really appreciate all your support.
If you can support us in any way, please get in touch via the school office.

Achievement Awards

Miss Clay’s class- Jacob for working hard towards SATs at home and in school.

Mrs Thomas’ class- Milly for producing some fantastic writing- a future estate agent…!

Mr Banfield’s class- Olaf for following the SMART code and making school enjoyable for visitors to our classroom.

Miss Myler’s class- Sophie for always bringing a smile to everyone’s face!

Mr Jackson’s class- Roland for impeccable behaviour, always being beautifully polite and caring to others in the class.

Miss Macfarlane’s class- Matthew of working really hard with his reading at home.

Mrs Pablos/ Mrs McLaughlin’s class- Erica for brilliant analogue time telling.

Mrs Trevor’s class- Gabriella for progressing in class with the quality and quantity of her work but most importantly her enthusiasm towards reading at home. Keep it up, we are proud of you!

Miss Newport’s class- Sophie for fantastic attitude towards all of her learning and for always smiling.

Miss Jones’ class- Alfie for great effort in his handwriting and for being polite to everyone!

Miss Hailey’s class- Karlie for having a fantastic week, working really hard in all subjects.

Miss McCullagh’s class- Noah for having a brilliant attitude towards your learning and producing a fantastic piece of independent writing.

Mrs Plimmer’s class- Max for Dot Dash Robot work.

Adult achievement awards

Evie in year 3 would like to nominate Mrs Trevor, ‘for always making lessons fun’.

Miss Hailey would like to nominate Mrs Huda, as she has been really supportive in year 1. She is calm and welcoming to everyone, and she has endless patience!

Smart cup winners

Miss Myler’s class as they have approached some really tricky concepts positively and they have had a great first week back because of it.

Star reader year 1,2,3- Megan from year 3 for reading well at home and for always being really keen to read with adults in school.

Star reader year 4,5,6- Adan from year 5 for reading eight times over half term and has also read four times this week. Amazing dedication and hard work.

Year 6 trip to Shrewsbury Prison

Year 6 had a fabulous experience finding out what it would be like to be an actual prisoner- finding out how they are treated and the conditions they live in! No one wanted to be left behind in the cold cells- luckily they all managed to break free…

Sports after school clubs

All sports clubs are now live on Parentpay for after half term. The clubs are as follows;

Monday- KS1 Football

Tuesday- KS2 Football, Gymnastics

Wednesday- Streetdance, Cross country and Year 2-6 Multi sports

Thursday- Year 2-6 Girls Football

Friday- Year 2-6 Dodgeball

  • Please note that cross country training is only running for 4 weeks.

Achievement Awards

Miss Clay’s class- Raimonds for always working hard and for making super progress in reading, writing and maths.

Mrs Thomas’ class- Leah for enthusiasm towards her learning in year 6- a great attitude, keep it up.

Mr Banfield’s class- Erin deserves the achievement award for demonstrating a great attitude to independent work.

Miss Myler’s class- Harvey for brilliant explanations.

Mr Jackson’s class- Charna-Mai for excellent following of the SMART code and a continued enthusiastic attitude to her learning.

Miss Macfarlane’s class- Noah for having a positive attitude towards our dance lesson this week.

Mrs McLaughlin/ Mrs Pablos’s class- Lily for a massive effort with home reading this week.

Mrs Trevor’s class- Harry for determined to improve his handwriting and presentation and quantity of work in all lessons. His love and enthusiasm for reading at home is shining through, super proud.

Miss Newport’s class- Emeli-may for fantastic effort and enthusiasm in all subjects.

Miss Jones’ class- Kieran for increased speed and a fantastic approach to all areas of his learning.

Miss Hailey’s class- Lilly for working hard all week, especially problem solving in maths.

Miss McCullagh’s class- for being so brave and for showing great determinations.

Mrs Plimmer’s class- Tobias for an excellent chance to shine, using adjectives and paragraphs.

Year 1,2,3 Star Reader– Poppy for lots of home reading, well done!

Year 4,5,6 Star Reader– Olly for reading and making a comment in his diary every night.

 

Safer Internet Day

Each year at Newdale, we take part in Safer Internet Day (SID). This year it will take place on Tuesday 11th February. Your child will engage in a series of activities throughout the day with the aim of learning key ways to keep themselves and others safe online.

Please click on the link below to view the full letter.

Safer Internet Day 2020

Achievement Awards

 

Miss Clay’s class- Daisy for having such a positive attitude towards her learning – ALWAYS! 😊

Mrs Thomas’ class- Delta for being such a hard-working pupil and always striving to improve. Excellent attitude! 😊

Mr Banfield’s class- Lucie for making a conscious effort to use Literacy skills across the curriculum.

Miss Myler’s class- Keon for always listening and being ready to learn.

Mr Jackson’s class- Chelsea-May for working very hard on the presentation of her work, especially her handwriting. Chelsea has achieved her goal of getting a pen licence and has continued to maintain this high standard.

Miss Macfarlane’s class- Gia for always putting 100% effort into her learning at home.

Mrs McLaughlin/ Mrs Pablos’s class- Lucie for settling in so beautifully and confidently sharing her welsh book speaking the language beautifully.

Mrs Trevor’s class- Rowan for always following the smart code and always putting 100% effort in everything he does especially with a lovely smile on his face.

Miss Newport’s class- Emilia for brilliant writing and for always having a positive attitude towards her learning.

Miss Jones’ class- Tori for fantastic, descriptive literacy work 🙂

Miss Hailey’s class- Lydia and Zoe for beautiful artwork this week. They are very creative and produced lovely church paintings and Great Fire of London silhouette paintings.

Miss McCullagh’s class- for creating some fantastic art work based on the Great Fire of London.

Mrs Plimmer’s class- Megan for fantastic outdoor PE this week.

Star reader year 1,2,3- Arran (year 2)

Star reader year 4,5,6- Autumn (year 6)

Achievement Awards

Miss Clay’s class- Alisha for always trying her hardest and for being such a lovely member of the class!

Mrs Thomas’ class- Frazer for making such a huge effort with handwriting and persevering! 😊

Mr Banfield’s class- Daniel for being extremely reflective about his learning across the curriculum and finding countless opportunities to impress!

Miss Myler’s class- Logan for being really switched on for our tricky fractions lessons.

Mr Jackson’s class- Lola for always giving 100% effort in class and impeccable behaviour at all times.

Mrs McLaughlin/ Ms Pablos’ class- Izabel for reading at home every night and being a hardworking and lovely member of our class.

Miss Macfarlane’s class- Olly for his improved attitude towards completing homework and reading at home.

Mrs Trevor’s class- Riley for is determination and positive attitude to all areas of learning this week, even at home which is a huge improvement. We have noticed a massive difference in him. Very proud of you Riley.

Miss Newport’s class- Gracja for putting 100% effort into all of her learning.

Miss Jones’ class- T-J for 100% enthusiasm in all areas of his learning and being a fantastic friend to all.

Miss Hailey’s class- Emilio for his enthusiasm and engagement in our new Great Fire of London topic. He has been listening very well!

Miss McCullagh’s class- James for fantastic effort both in and out of school this week. He has been working so hard in all lessons and has even gone the extra mile with his work at home!

Mrs Plimmer’s class- Max for following Smart Code in the Den all week

Year 1,2,3 Star Reader- Tori

Year 4,5,6 Star Reader- Iwan