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Kevin Cheetham - [email protected]

No.09

‘together we are stronger’

08.11.19

Another busy week ‘Growing together’

Bonfire Spelling Special

On Tuesday after school just over 40

children, parents and guardians joined us

for an hour of ‘painted spellings’ and

delicious hotdogs with alphabetti

spaghetti.

It was lovely to see so many returning

children who wanted to top up their

spelling knowledge too - a proper

community event!

If you couldn’t make it our next event is

on Tuesday 26th November 2:15-3:15

when will will update you again with our

progress on spelling.

From 23rd November - January 18th 2020 the Sun newspaper are running a

‘Books for school’ campaign. We will be joining the collection scheme. Please bring any

tokens which you collect from the newspaper into school. Thank you in advance for

your anticipated support.

‘together aspire, together achieve, together we are stronger...’

More photos available on the school website and instagram feed

Next Parent Event

Celebration event - How have things improved? Tuesday 26th November

2:15-3:15 See end of news sheet for spelling lists which

children will be learning during the ‘Current’ push

Getting Together Our theme this year is ‘Getting Together’ which means we would like you to work collaboratively with 1 or more other person to create a themed

look e.g. salt and pepper, hot and cold, sun, rain, rainbow, Mickey and Minnie, bacon and

eggs, cat and mouse, the three little pigs, north, south, east and west. £1.00 donation on the door please. Prize for the best group. Get

creative!

Fireworks Week

Starfish have talked about staying safe

around fire and created lots of lovely artwork inspired the fireworks we have seen.

Remembrance Service 11.11.19 You should have received a letter during the week informing you about Dolphin and Shark class visits to Walcott church on Monday 11th November 1:15-3:05 for a remembrance service. End of school day time should be as usual.


In the Paper This week reception have appeared in the North Norfolk News. This is part of their First class supplement where different reception classes across North Norfolk send in photos. It is safe to say we are the smallest reception cohort in the paper.

Teach Your Monster To Read This is an app that can be used online, on android and apple devices. It has been free to download this week and is free to play online. It works through the different phonics phases and the children learn through games. This will help support both children’s reading and spelling, linking to the new Bacton Current.

Parents evening Wednesday 20th and Thursday 21st November are the dates for our autumn term parent evenings. Booking times now available online on the school website. PLease sign up for an appointment for an update on your child’s progress and attainment.

Cooking time!!! It’s getting colder...time for some comfort

food! What could be better than a delicious

apple crumble? You can peel and chop the

apples while your children get messy and

make the crumble! Serve it with custard and

eat it round the table together! Yummy!

https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/best-

apple-crumble

Let Boo know if you’d like to share a recipe. Email me on [email protected]


https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/best-apple-crumble

https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/best-apple-crumble

mailto:[email protected]

Get arty! I love making this with the children at school!

It’s so easy and they love getting a bit messy.

The good thing about it too is that, unlike play

dough, you can bake their creations in the

oven and then paint or decorate them later.

Great for presents for family and friends and

also for decorations you can hang up for

different occasions. Have fun!

https://www.bakingmad.com/baking-tips/brea

d-and-dough/how-to-make-salt-dough-ornam

ents

Let Boo know if you’d like to share an art activity. Email me on [email protected]

School Term dates - 2019/2020 & 2020/2021 Please check the bottom of the newsletter for this year’s and the following year’s term dates. We are currently consulting on the dates for 2020/2021 due to it being slightly different to Norfolk’s calendar however we have included our proposal to give those who are planning future trips plenty of notice. In 2020/2021 where we plan to come back early in September, the school will provide transport for those children who normally use the county bus.

Dates for the Diary

Date Time Event

11.11.19 1:15-3:05 Years 3-6 Remembrance service at Walcott Church

15.11.19 9:30-11:30 Year 4 swimming at Victory Leisure Centre - North Walsham

15.11.19 All Day Children in need - Theme - Get together


20.11.19 3:30-5:30 Parents evening - Booking details to follow

21.11.19 3:30-7:00 Parents evening - Booking details to follow

23.11.19 9:00-3:00 Saturday Stay and Play Christmas Shopping fundraiser - letter to

follow


29.11.19 All Day Mufti - Non school Uniform - donations for the bottle tombola please

4.1219 9:30-11:30 Year 4 swimming at Victory Leisure Centre - North Walsham

4.12.19 2:00-3:00 Whole School Nativity @ Beacon Centre Bacton - Parents invited

6.12.19 2:30-4:30 PTFA Christmas Fair

10.12.19 2:00-3:00 Matinee Christmas Performance - ticketed event

10.12.19 6:00-7:00 Evening Christmas Performance - ticketed event



https://www.bakingmad.com/baking-tips/bread-and-dough/how-to-make-salt-dough-ornaments



mailto:[email protected]

12.12.19 9:30-10:30 Morning Christmas Performance - ticketed event

13.12.19 9:00-1:00 Christmas Pantomime Dick Whittington @ Sheringham Little Theatre

13.12.19-14th 5:00pm-8:30am Winter Camp In fundraiser - sleep in - letter to follow

29.1.20 3:30-5:00 Movie evening fundraiser

5.2.20-7.2.20 All day Year 3 residential Hilltop Outdoor Centre - Sheringham

This weeks house point totals / This academic years house point total

This week 164 This week 255 This week 220

Total 487 Total 717 Total 650

Our JONK (Joy of not knowing) Learning Behaviours: Why not ask your child to explain them!

School Clubs

Starts/Ending Day Club Year/Maximum

club size Time

Now Running Monday

Homework

club

For years 2-6 3:15-4:00

Now closed for the

remainder of the

autumn term

Thursday Walking Club For years 3-6

Maximum10 Lunchtime

Now Running

Wednesday Lego Club

For Years R-6

3:15-4:00

Now Running Wednesday Gardening

Club

For Years 1-6

Maximum 10 Lunchtime

Now Running Thursday

Multi

Sports

Provided by Premier

Sports

For Years 1-6

Maximum 20

3.15-4.15


There is currently no cost to take part in any of our after school clubs - including those led by

external providers such as Premier Sport

Attendance/Safeguarding

Attendance target set by the government = 96.1%

Current updated Bacton Primary School attendance = 98.16%

(To the end of this week 08/11/2019)

We have 68 on roll and there are currently 42 children with 100% attendance for the Autumn Term

The class with the highest attendance this week was Dolphin Class with 98.16% attendance

Well done to Dolphin class - who receive the £10.00 weekly attendance reward

Have you received one yet? - If your child has 100% attendance during the week

we will be texting you to congratulate them. Look out for your message!

Last week 65 messages were sent out as 65/69 children had 100% attendance

for the week. How many messages will be sent this week?

Bacton Current - Spelling Focus Spelling lists Shark Spelling Wave

Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8

Prefix -im , in, il, ir

Adding -ation to create nouns

Words with short ‘i’ and long ‘i’ spelt with a y

Words ending with g spelt gue and k spelt que

Words with ‘k’ spelt ‘ch

Adding ‘ly to create adverbs If root ends in y then make ily

Root ends in ic al then ally

Shure spelt sure, ture Ch spelt

ture

Words with sh sound spelt ch

Inactive

Incorrect

Insecure

Indefinite

Incomplete

Infinite

Immature

Immeasurable

Impossible

Immortal

Irrational

Irresistible

Information

Adoration

Sensation

Preparation

Education

Location

Exaggeration

Concentration

Imagination

Organisation

Translation

vibration

Myth

Rhythm

Oxygen

symbol

Pyramid

Mystery

System

Physical

Hymn

Lyrics

typical

Apply

Supply

Identify

Occupy

Multiply

Rhyme

Cycle

Python

Hygiene

hyphen

League

Plague

Rogue

Vague

Fatigue

Unique

Antique

Mosque

Cheque

Technique

Picturesque

Scheme

Chorus

Echo

Character

Ache

Chaos

Stomach

Chemistry

Orchestra

Technology

Kindly

Quickly

Secretly

bravely

finally

Usually

Happily

Angrily

Clumsily

Easily

lazily

Gently

Simply

Nobly

Incredibly

Basically

Frantically

Dramatically

Accidentally

Occasionally

Wholly

Truly

daily

Treasure

Measure

Pleasure

Enclosure

Leisure

Exposure

Pressure

Composure

Picture

Furniture

Culture

Creature

Chef

Chalet

Machine

Brochure

Crochet

Ricochet

Parachute

Moustache

Champagne

chute

Shark Low Wave/ Year 4 Wave

Week 1 Week 2/3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8

Homophones and Words with ‘shun’ Word with ‘shun’ Word with ‘shun’ Word with ‘shun’ Words with ough to Adverbials of time


near homophones spelt with sion root words end de,se,d

spelt ssion Root words end mit

or ss

spelt tion Root words end t or

te

spelt cian Root words end c cs

make a long 0, 00, 0r sound

( yr5 - 3A)

Medal

Meddle

Missed

Mist

Scene

Seen

Board

Bored

Which

Witch

Division

Invasion

Confusion

Decision

Collision

Television

Revision

Erosion

Inclusion

Explosion

Expression

Discussion

Confession

Permission

Admission

Transmission

Possession

Profession

Depression

Impression

Invention

Injection

Action

Question

Mention

Attraction

Translation

Devotion

Position

Solution

Musician

Politician

Electrician

Magician

Mathematician

Dietician

Statician

Technician

Clinician

Beautician

Though

Although

Dough

Through

Breakthrough

Thought

Brought

Brought

Fought

ought

Yesterday

Tomorrow

Later

Immediately

Earlier

Eventually

Recently

Previously

Finally

lately

Year 4 Low Wave


Words with k sound spelt

ch

Creating adverbs adding ly Y then add ily Le - remove e ic/al then add ally

Words ending in g spelt gue

Word with sh sound spelt

ch

Word with cher sound spelt ture/sure

Negative meaning

prefix mis/dis

Homophones and near homophones

here

hear

heel

heal

main

mane

mail

male

knot

not

scheme

chorus

echo

character

ache

chaos

stomach

chemistry

orchestra

technology

kindly

quickly

safely

bravely

sweetly

happily

angrily

messily

greedily

clumsily

gently

humbly

possibly

terribly

comfortably

basically

frantically

magically

tragically

actually

league

plague

rogue

vague

fatigue

unique

antique

mosque

cheque

technique

chef

chalet

machine

brochure

crochet

ricochet

parachute

moustache

champagn

e

chute

treasure

measure

pleasure

enclosure

leisure

exposure

pressure

composure

fissure

closure

creature

picture

mature

moisture

sculpture

future

gesture

structure

capture

furniture

misspell

mislead

misbehave

mistreat

misheard

dislike

discolour

disappear

disbelieve

discover

grate/great

scent/sent

grown/groan

plain /plane

peace/piece

rain/reign

vein/vain

road/rode

steel/steal

waist/ waste

Year 3 Wave


Homophones and near

homophones

Homophones and near

homophones

Make adverbs adding suffix ly with no change to root word

Make adverbs adding

suffix ly root word ends in

a y

Make adverbs adding suffix ly root word ends

le

Make adverbs adding suffix ly root words ends

ic

Make adverbs adding suffix ly - exceptions to

the rule

Adding suffix ness ment ful

hear

here

heel

heal

mane

main

mail

male

knot

not

berry

bury

brake

break

meet

meat

ball

bawl

fair

fare

kindly

quickly

safely

rudely

sweetly

strongly

bravely

secretly

usually

finally

happily

angrily

lazily

easily

busily

greedily

messily

wearily

cheekily

clumsily

gently

simply

humbly

nobly

horribly

terribly

possibly

incredibly

comfortably

probably

basically

frantically

dramatically

magically

tragically

comically

actually

accidentally

occasionally

eventually

truly

duly

wholly

fully

publicly

dryly

slyly

shyly

coyly

daily

boastful

faithful

doubtful

fearful

thankful

beautiful

plentiful

movement

document

managemen

t

equipment

environment

government

parliament

enjoyment

happiness

madness

stillness

nastiness

hardness

Year 3 Low Wave



Adding ed er est with a word ending in y or when they

end with an e

Adding ed er est with a word ending in y or when they

end with an e

J spelt -dge and

-ge

sound ‘j’ often spelt with g before e,i,y

Sound j always spelt with j before

a, o, u

The suffix ness ment

ful

The suffixes less ly

The L sound spelt il, el, le, al

The sounds r and wr at

the beginning of

words

copier/ copied

happier/ happiest

cried/ crying

replied/ replying

tried/ trying

dried/ drying /

driest

funnier

marrying

hiking/ hiked/ hiker

nicer/ nicest

shiny

being

shining

scary

patted

humming /

hummed

dropping/ dropped

sadder/ saddest

runner/ runny

badge

edge

bridge

dodge

fudge

age

huge

change

charge

village

gem

giant

magic

giraffe

energy

jacket

jar

jog

join

adjust

enjoyment

sadness

careful

playful

plainess

argument

merriment

happiness

plentiful

cheerful

badly

hopeless

penniless

happily

lovely

joyless

slowly

quickly

careless

fearless

table

apple

bottle

little

middle

Able

wobble

camel

tunnel

squirrel

towel

tinsel

pencil

fossil

nostril

pupil

metal

capital

hospital

animal

write

written

wrote

wrong

wrap

wrist

wreck

wrestle

wriggle

wren

Year 1 Phonics/Spelling we are learning Common exception (Tricky) words

Week 1 - 7.10.19 We are learning words with the ur, ow and oi sounds in. you

Week 2 - 14.10.19 We are learning words with the ear, air and ure sounds in.

They

Week 3 - 28.10.19 We are learning words with the er sound in. We are also revising everything we have learnt in phase three and practicing blending sounds together.

her

Week 4 - 4.11.19 We are revising everything we have learnt in phase three and practicing blending sounds together.

all

Week 5 - 11.11.19 We are revising everything we have learnt in phase three and practicing blending sounds together.

are

Week 6 - 18.11.19 We are learning to read cvcc words. They are words with a consonant sound then a vowel sound followed by two more consonant sounds.

Week 7 - 25.11.19 We are learning to read ccvc words. They are words with a consonant sound then another consonant sound followed by a vowel sound followed by one more consonant sound.

Week 8 - 2.12.19 Two syllable words with adjacent consonant sounds and high frequency words.

were , there, little, one


Week 1 - 7.10.19 Words with adjacent consonant sounds and high frequency words.

Do, when, out, what

Week 2 - 14.10.19 We are learning words with the ay, ou, ie and ea sounds in.

Oh, their people

Week 3 - 28.10.19 We are learning words with the oy, ir, ue and aw sounds in.

Mr, Mrs, looked, called, asked

Week 4 - 4.11.19 We are learning words with the wh, ph, ew, oe, au and ey sounds in.

Recap spelling of said, so, have, like

Week 5 - 11.11.19 We are learning words with the i_e, o_e, a_e, u_e and e_e sounds in.

Recap spelling of come, were, there


Week 6 - 18.11.19 We are learning alternative pronunciations of the i, o, g, c and u sounds.

Recap spelling of little, onw, do, when, what, out

Week 7 - 25.11.19 We are learning alternative pronunciations of the ow, ie, ea and er sounds.

Recap spelling of water, where, who, again, thought, through, work, mouse

Week 8 - 2.12.19 We are learning alternative pronunciations of the a, y, ch and ou sounds.

Recap spelling of many, laughed, because, different, any, eyes, friends, once, please.


Week 1 - 7.10.19 We are learning alternative spellings of the igh and f sound.

Constant recap of all tricky words.

Week 2 - 14.10.19 We are learning alternative spellings of the oa and m sound.

Week 3 - 28.10.19 Revision of the igh, f, m and oa sounds.

Week 4 - 4.11.19 We are learning alternative spellings of the oo and n sound.

Week 5 - 11.11.19 We are learning alternative spellings of the ow and ng sound.

Week 6 - 18.11.19 Revision of the oo, n, ow and ng sounds.

Week 7 - 25.11.19 We are learning alternative spellings of the oi and r sound.

Week 8 - 2.12.19 We are learning alternative pronunciations of the ar and s sound.

PLEASE ensure that all holidays are taken

during the designated holiday time.


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