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• Head Teacher's Blog

  Fri 30 Apr 2021 Mrs Michelle Bates

  Week Ending 30th April 2021

   

  Current attendance results, from September, are as follows:

   

  Whole School Percentage is above the national average at 97.25%

   

  1^st place goes to Green 2 for 98.55% attendance.

  2^nd place goes to Yellow 2 for 98.33% attendance.

  3^rd place goes to Indigo 2 1 for 98.09% attendance.

   

  Current attendance results, for this week, are as follows:

   

  Whole School Percentage is above the national average at 97.69%

   

  1^st place goes to Red 2 and Green 1 for 100% attendance.

  2^nd place goes to Violet 1 for 99.62% attendance.

  3^rd place goes to Yellow 2 1 for 99.69% attendance.

   

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

   

  Maddison – Orange 2 – For producing beautifully presented and developing writing. The progress since September has been amazing and we are so proud of the changes...writing on the lines, letter formation, punctuation, use of phonics and more! :)

   

  Amelia - Red 2 - For her fantastic attitude towards her learning. She follows instructions really well, takes on advice and is just so helpful. On top of all of this, she is producing a superb piece of independent writing almost every day! :)

   

  Bethany - Red 2 - For her super independent writing, and her ability to apply her phonic knowledge to make her work the best it can be! :)

   

   

  A hard working work in school this week. We have had to have a few reminders about school rules and the behaviour ladder, but on the whole a great week with some super work being produced.

   

  A school improvement area has been writing since January and the children have been making some super progress...I think the Head Teachers' Awards show that well. Good work, children! 

   

  A bank holiday weekend this week. So, we will see you on Tuesday. Enjoy the break and keep warm!

   

  Mrs Bates :)

• Head Teacher's Blog

  Wed 28 Apr 2021 Mrs Bates

  WE ARE SO PROUD TO SHARE OUR NEW VISION, AIMS AND VALUES WITH YOU...

   

  At Greasley Beauvale Primary School, our vision is for everyone to reach their true potential, nurture their talents and foster a personal love of learning through a safe, engaging and challenging curriculum. We take notice of each other and strive to be healthy and happy in body and mind. We champion physical, emotional and mental wellbeing to promote the best outcomes for everyone to build a healthy future together.

   

  Our vision is shared by the whole-school community, and we are proud of our school and what we stand for. We fully understand the potential impact of COVID-19 and appreciate the importance of physical health and wellbeing support needed as we readjust.

   

  Our Aims:

   

  To be lifelong learners, who are motivated to be independent, confident and responsible global citizens

  To set ourselves high aspirations and strive for excellence so that we can be the very best we can be

  To learn together in an environment where mental health and wellbeing is embedded in the culture

  To take care of others, and ourselves being healthy in body, open in heart and happy in mind

  To be forward thinking, embrace creativity and nurture curiosity about the world

  To take risks in our learning and challenge ourselves in our journey to reach our full potential

  To be resilient and unafraid of failure

  To develop our social skills in order to become effective communicators and build relationships

  To be nurturing, kind and caring; understanding when to be supportive to others

  To be truly respectful and empathetic, allowing us to embrace individuality

   

  Our Rainbow Values:

   

  Respect and acceptance – “Being ready, respectful and safe in everything we do”

  Active body and active mind – “Take ownership over your physical and mental wellbeing”

  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, you are “Learning for Life” to “Paint Your Own Rainbow”

• Head Teacher's Blog

  Tue 27 Apr 2021 Mrs Bates

  Head Teacher's Award Update....

   

  Conor - Blue 2 - for an excellent piece of writing and labelled diagram of the working of a camera 

   

  Laurel - Red 1 - for trying really hard with her independent writing and writing her book about 'Hamilton' and his hats. 

• Head Teacher's Blog

  Mon 26 Apr 2021 Mrs Bates

  Dear parents and Carers,
  
  I would like to bring to your attention that your child has the opportunity to complete 'The Big Ask' survey from the Children's Commissioner, Rachel de Souza.
  
  It's the largest survey of its kind of young people in England. As we look to a time beyond covid restrictions, children's views on their own lives need to be listened to.
  
  https://www.childrenscommissioner.gov.uk/thebigask/
  
  Good luck and enjoy the conversations with your children as they complete the survey at home.
  
  Mrs Bates

• Message from the maths team

  Fri 23 Apr 2021 Miss Manson

  Dear Parent, Carers and Children,
  
  Thanks to everyone for all the effort that you put into our NumBots and TTRockstars dress up day today! It was lovely to see so many homemade outfits (we certainly do have some very creative families in our school community 😊) and so many children enjoying a range of maths activities this afternoon.
  
  Over the next couple of weeks, we will be setting weekly NumBots (Reception and Year 1) or TTRockstars (Year 2 to Year 6) challenges for the children to complete. In addition to accessing at school, it would be great if children regularly accessed NumBots or TTRockstars at home too - this will certainly help with successfully completing each challenge.
  
  A new challenge will be shared with children each Monday morning, when those who have completed the previous week's challenge will be announced too.
  
  Have a love weekend everyone,
  
  The Maths Team
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• Head Teacher's Blog

  Mon 05 Apr 2021 Mrs Bates

  Hi Children,
  
  I have just been to school as I heard that there was sighting of the Easter bunny over the weekend. Everything looked safe and well, and we have been left with some great new surprises for after the Easter holidays. It turns out that the Easter bunny has put some playground markings outside for all the children. The playground looks wonderful!
  
  Can you and your parents spot any of the classics and which are your favourites?
  
  Happy Easter everyone and see you all in two weeks safe and well.
  
  Easter wishes,
  
  Mrs Bates, Mrs Poxon, Mrs Parnell and Mr Chapman x