headmaster's newsletter 50 - 23 october 2015
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Bronte School
Headmaster’s Newsletter 50
23 October 2015
Time simply ran away when this morning I
started on minor tweaks needed to convertmy locks to an Elvis look-alike, but while my
own top remained unchanged, there were
some completely splendid, totally weird
and wonderful creations walking through
the gates for Bronte’s annual Bad Hair Day.
Bronte Art
The creations reflected the artistic talents
of our children (and maybe just a little bitof parents too!) and these are also
demonstrated in a wonderful range of art
works being undertaken by Mrs Britton’s
Year 4 classes.
Parent’s Meetings
It was a week of evening parents’ events.
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings were
devoted to parents’ meetings with class
teachers , and on Thursday Year 4 and 5
parents gathered for a briefing and Q & A
session with Mrs Wood about “Life After
Bronte” - the pathway to senior school.
Year 1 & Year 2 London Aquarium Trip
Years 1 and 2 had a fishy day on Monday, as
they journeyed to London’s South Bank for
a visit to the London Aquarium. Many
thanks to Mrs Russell, Mrs Dhariwal, Mrs
Kaur, Ms Shand and Mrs Lockyer for
accompanying the staff for the encounters
with all sorts of marine life.
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Looking Ahead
Week 9
Term re-starts 8.45am on Monday 2nd
November 2015
Book Fair All Week
(Monday pm – Friday am)
A large selection of books available for
purchase before/after school for all ages.
Please feel free to come and look with your
child.
Wednesday, 4th November
Reception Class: Forest school begins
(PLEASE NOTE DATE CHANGE FROM
TUESDAY, 3 NOVEMBER)
Wednesday, 4th November
Year 1: Visit to Build-a-Bear, Bluewater
(departs 10.00am)
Week 10
Wednesday, 11th November
Year 6 Remembrance Day Assembly (9am)
All parents welcome.
Last Friday all pupils in Years 3, 4, 5, 6 took
part in a multi skills house competition,
this included activities that tested speed,
accuracy and a variety of sports skills.
When all the scores were added together,
Hood had 1763 points and Nelson 1672
points - Hood won by just 91points! Well
done to everyone who took part.
It’s Good to be Green …
The second “Green Tea Party” was for Year
6, and those with unblemished recordsgathered on Tuesday for green cakes. A
special thanks to Miss Sutherland for
baking and creating the green cakes.
Wishing all families a great half term.