As I said in my blog last week we were going to be busy during
the last week and we certainly have been – thank goodness it is the Easter
holiday! The big event of this week was the production of ‘Cinderella
Rockerfella’ put on by Years 3, 4 and 5. It certainly was an epic production
and much enjoyed by all who watched it. The children certainly did themselves
proud! I would like to thank all the staff in Years 3, 4 and 5 for all their
efforts in putting on such a magnificent production and I would also like to thank
the PTA (and all the parents who donated cakes) for providing the refreshments. Year 6 certainly
have a lot to live up to next term.
I am also glad to announce that I have appointed a new music
teacher. When all the paperwork has gone through I will say who it is but
hopefully they will be able to start the first week after Easter. The new music
teacher is very experienced and has carried out this role in a number of
schools.
I have had a lot of positive responses to our ‘Sports
Relief’ video which can be found on the website which is good to hear. The
children (and the staff) had a lot of fun making this and I am glad to say that
as well as having fun we managed to raise an impressive £260 for the charity. I
would like to thank everyone for their donations. We will have to start thinking to see what we
can do for ‘Comic Relief’ next year.
As I type this blog preparations are well underway for the
first of our ‘Grow a Pound’ events which is taking place this afternoon. All the food preparation is making me hungry
and I hope all the classes raise a lot of money because the more they raise the
better it is for the school. I will let you know how much each class raised
after the holidays and I will also let you know when the second event is to
take place so all the other classes can have a go at trying to be the most
successful to raise the most money.
All that is left for me to do now is to wish you all a Happy
Easter. I hope you all have a great holiday and I look forward to seeing you
all again on Wednesday, 23rd
April.
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