Achievement Assembly 3rd May 2019

Bazalgette – Amanta Gkousali Benjamin – Amelia Kondi Newton – Ceylin Kumesogutlu Grylls – Helmer Costa Darwin – Joseph Malhotra Berners-Lee – Oliver Bannister Sharman – Efe Sema Attenborough – Sarah Amifor Skelton – Hari Malhotra Castle – Ethan Clinton-Willock

Ocean Maths

8th May – Bazalgette

9th May – Benjamin

23rd May – Newton

13th June – Grylls

25th June – Darwin

26th June – Berners-Lee update

2nd July – Sharman

3rd July - Attenborough

Felix Project. The Felix Project is a charity that collects donations from a range of supermarkets and other food suppliers which is out of its sell by date but still within its use by date. We will have a stall of donations regularly set up outside the chill out zone on Wednesday after school, this food can only be collected by parents.

Please pop along to see what is on offer.

What we will be learning

Yr Grp English Focus Maths Focus

Other Focus e.g. (Theme/Science/Geography/

History/RE)

Home Learning

R

Phonics: Revising phase 3 sounds Words: Tricky words plus do & so Book: The Princess & the Pea – factual writing

Doubling & halving

UW: Family crest making, hat & helmet making, looking at History behind Knights & family crests

1

Book: Farmer Duck Writing: Instruction writing

Using arrays as a method of multiplication

ICT: We are storytellers Science: Growing beans (keeping a diary) RE: Buddhism

Takeaway Home Learning Summer 1 Mymaths: Tasks set by teacher Reading: Home Reading

2

Writing: SATs SPaG: Mock Papers

SATs RE: Buddism History: Historical figures PE: Outdoor games Science: Healthy lifestyle PSHCE: Healthy eating

Takeaway Home Learning Summer 1 Mymaths: Statistics Reading: Home Reading Spelling: KS1 spelling list

3

Book: True story of the 3 little pigs Writing: Newspaper recount features SPaG: Inverted commas

Sacaling & correspondan-ce problems

History: Intro to Bronze Age PE: Outdoor & invasion games RE: Sikhism PSHCE:Living in a wider world Science: Assessing diets

Takeaway Home Learning Summer 1 Mymaths: Money Reading: Home reading Spelling: Week 25

4

Text: The Midnight Fox Focus: Stories with a theme/autobiography SPaG: Exploring sentences

Maths: Multiplication and Division Times table facts: 7, 8, 9, 12

Science: Physics: States of matter History: Rivers RE: Sikhism PE: Dance

Takeaway Home Learning Summer 1 My Maths: Homework Reading: Home reading (daily for 10 mins) Spelling: Week 29 words

5

Book: Kensuke’s kingdom SPAG: Punctuation Writing: In the style of an author

Write percentages as fractions & decimals

History: Vikings PE: Invasion games RE: Sikhism Computing: Algorithms Science: Life cycle of a flowering plant

Takeaway Home Learning Summer 1 Mymaths and Rock Star times tables Reading: Home Reading

6

Reading: Holes & answering 3 mark questions Writing: Persuasive writing SPAG: Revision Speaking and listening: Circle time, class discussion, group work

Fractions Science: Light – Explanation of the eye History: Crime & punishment in Anglo Saxon Britain

Takeaway Home Learning Summer 1 Mymaths Reading: Home Reading

Governor’s Parents Forum has been rearranged for tomorrow night

Wednesday 8th May at 7 – 8pm in the Winter Hall. If you are unable to attend

minutes of any issues discussed will be emailed to all parents.

Year 5 parents please check your emails regularly as we have recently been

receiving information about Secondary schools which we have been emailing

directly to you.

Safer Neighbourhood Team - Police. Last week we were visited by Louise Dunstone – Patterson our new Safer Neighbourhood team representative. She will be outside with other colleagues in the next few weeks discussing parking, driving on Trinity Street and any other local issues that as residents you may wish to discuss. After her first visit I will get a photograph so that you know who to speak to.

Issue 29

7th May

2019

SPORTS NEWS Following the trials during the PE lessons, the athletics team has now been selected. The team has only 26 places, therefore Mr Millard had the tough responsibility of selecting the children. The children demonstrated good ability and skill during the trials and have now been informed if they have been selected. You will receive a letter this week to confirm your child's place. Training will begin next Tuesday 14th June. Please contact Mr Millard if there are any questions regarding the athletics team.

Chase Side Diary

This Week

Date Event Yr Group

7th May Cooking Club Group 2 starts Rec

7th May AM Nursery Individual Photos AM Nursery

8th May Ocean Maths Bazalgette 9am Yr 2

8th May Year 4 Trip to St Alban’s Yr 4

8th May Governor Parents Forum 7 – 8pm all

9th May Ocean Maths Benjamin 9am Yr 2

Further Ahead

13th to 17th May

KS2 SAT’s Week Yr 6

20th to 22nd May

Tolmers Camp Yr 5

23rd May Ocean Maths Newton 9am Yr 3

24th May Nursery & Reception Book Look Nursery & Rec

27th to 31st May

HALF TERM All

3rd June SRE Meeting 9am Yr 2

4th June SRE Meeting 9am Yrs 3/4

7th June SRE Meeting 9am Yrs 5/6

11th June Summer Reading Cafe Yrs 3/4/5

11th June Reception Parents Evening Rec

13th June Ocean Maths Grylls 9am Yr 3

Spanish News

In Year 2 we will continue to learn the months of the year in Spanish. We will do this through

songs and games. Please ask your children which months they can remember.

In Year 4 we will learn how to look up words using a Spanish dictionary. We will learn new useful

words and phrases, then practise saying them with a partner.

After School Clubs Start this week

Monday – Girls Football (Yr 6) 3.15 – 4.45pm

Tag Rugby (Yr 3 & 4) 3.15 – 4.30pm

Tuesday – Home Learning Club 8.15 – 8.45am

Athletics (Yr 3-6) 3,15 – 4.45pm

Wednesday - Home Learning Club 8.15 – 8.45am

Cricket (Yr 5/6) 3.15 – 4.45pm

FoCS Update

FoCS Family Quiz Night 18th May: Please join us for our annual Family Quiz night on Saturday 18th May. There will be an array of prizes for all ages groups. All family and friends welcome. Please purchase

tickets at

https://www.tickettailor.com/events/friendsofchasesideprimaryschool/263195/

FoCS Marathon Runner: Our amazing FoCS parent Nick Bonner completed the London Marathon on Sunday and managed to raise over £2600 for our 2019 FoCS Wellbeing Appeal. Thank you Nick from all the

school!

Happy Bags: Last week’s Happy Bag collection raised an incredible £340.99. This academic year we have

raised nearly £1,000, with our next collection date on July 4th. Thank you to all who donated!

Summer Fayre Volunteers: We kindly ask for any parents/carers who are interested in helping at this

year’s Summer Fayre on Saturday 13th July, to contact FoCS. Please email info@focs.me if you can help.

Co-op: Our Local Community Fund partnership with the Co-op has raised £957 to date. Any FoCS families and friends still have until 26th October to nominate FoCS as their chosen charity at https://www.coop.co.uk/membership when shopping at local Co-ops stores. . If you don’t have a card, you can buy one for £1 and register it in store. Please contact info@focs.me if you need more information.

Gardening Thank you to Lorraine Croke who has been helping out with some weeding for us, if anyone has any gardening know how and can suggest plants that we can get for the front of the school that would survive in the damp shady conditions we would be grateful.