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Week Ending 6th September 2019

 

This week, the following children have received a Head Teacher’s Award:

 

Lucas – Green 2 – for producing his own version of an ‘I can…’ poem. He thought long and hard about his poem and came up with his own super work.

 

I cannot believe that we are already at the end of the first week back into the autumn term. Once again, the children really have excelled this week and behaviour has been excellent. All of the children have settled well into their new classroom routines and are getting used to the new year group expectations and way of working. It has been so lovely getting to meet so many of the new faces and the atmosphere around school has been fantastic.

 

Over the course of the week, I have been into all classes and teaching and learning is well underway! The children are happy, cheerful, inquisitive and working hard.

 

The new class names and teachers are as follows:

 

Red 1 – Reception – Miss Hanson

Red 2 – Reception – Miss Manson (Assistant Head Teacher)/Mrs Bold

Orange 1 – Year 1 – Mrs Barrowcliffe (Senior Leader)

Orange 2 – Year 1 – Miss Schofield

Yellow 1 – Year 2 – Mrs Clarke (Assistant Head Teacher)

Yellow 2 – Year 2 – Miss Brown

Green 1 – Year 3 – Mr Leyshon

Green 2 – Year 3 – Mrs Padley/Mrs Henshaw

Blue 1 – Year 4 – Miss Martin

Blue 2 – Year 4 – Mrs Clarke (Nurture Lead)

Indigo 1 – Year 5 – Mr Khan

Indigo 2 – Year 5 – Mrs Parnell

Violet 1 – Year 6 – Mr Honey/Mrs Jamson (Deputy Head Teacher)

Violet 2 – Year 6 – Miss Marvin (Senior Leader)

SEND co-ordinator– Mrs Stevenson (Aspiring SENCo - Mrs E Clarke)

 

Our Rainbow values are:

 

Respect and acceptance – “Everyone is equal, everyone is unique”

 

Active body and active mind – “Take ownership over your health and well-being”

 

Inclusive yet individual – “Embrace diversity and be proud of who you are”

 

Nurture, develop and grow – “Persevere and take risks with your talents  and potential”

 

Believe in yourself – “Be confident in your choices”

 

Overcome your obstacles – “Be brave, show resilience and challenge yourself”

 

Wonder and curiosity – “Ask questions and seek answers”

 

At Greasley Beauvale Primary School, follow the Rainbow Values to

 

“Paint Your Own Rainbow

 

We hope that school life for you here at Greasley Beauvale is going well so far. Please feel free to discuss any issues with class teachers or myself. On the flip side, share the success stories too. We hope that you found the ‘Meet the Teacher’ meetings useful and informative. However, if you have any further questions then please feel free to get in touch.

 

Have a great weekend everyone.

 

Warm regards,

 

Michelle Bates

Head Teacher

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