headmaster's newsletter 51 - 6 november 2015

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Bronte School Headmaster’s Newsletter 51 6 November 2015 Book Fair Week An excellent assembly introduction, just before half term, gave a taste of the storylines behind a wonderful variety of books available during this week’s book fair. It’s really good to report plenty of interest and a high number of books purchased. It’s hard to over-estimate the value and pleasure which reading brings to us all, a miraculous exercise in brain activity and imaginative endeavour. So it’s really excellent that the children have been acquiring these books. Forest School On Tuesday, the Reception Class ventured forth to Shorne, the (new) location for their first Forest School visit. The chance to get out of the classroom and learn and play amidst trees and fields is always enjoyed, even though sometimes the weather can present a challenge – itself another aspect of education of course. Happily on Tuesday, temperatures were benign and a fine morning was had by the class, with much achieved. Build A Bear Visit The children's behaviour was exemplary and the chose a bear with a Batman costume, which they will take turns to bring home each weekend and complete a diary of the bears adventures. There will be a name chosen (democratically) in class before the bear is allowed to come home! Looking Ahead Week 10 Monday, 9 th November Robert Pearce Workshop at 2pm (Reception, Year 1 & 2) Tuesday, 10 th November Basketball Tournament (Team notified) at Virgo Fidelis School, Upper Norwood, London (Depart School at 10.30am - return at approx. 4.30pm) Wednesday, 11 th November Year 6 Remembrance Day Assembly (9am) All parents welcome. Week 11 Wednesday, 18 th November Juniors: Cyber Safety Play (am) Infants: Anti-Bullying Safety Play (pm)

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Bronte SchoolHeadmaster’s Newsletter 51

6 November 2015

Book Fair Week

An excellent assembly introduction, just before half term, gave a taste of the storylines behind a wonderful variety of books available during this week’s book fair. It’s really good to report plenty of interest and a high number of books purchased. It’s hard to over-estimate the value and pleasure which reading brings to us all, a miraculous exercise in brain activity and imaginative endeavour. So it’s really excellent that the children have been acquiring these books.

Forest School

On Tuesday, the Reception Class ventured forth to Shorne, the (new) location for their first Forest School visit. The chance to get out of the classroom and learn and play amidst trees and fields is always enjoyed, even though sometimes the weather can present a challenge – itself another aspect of education of course. Happily on Tuesday, temperatures were benign and a fine morning was had by the class, with much achieved.

Build A Bear Visit

The children's behaviour was exemplary and the chose a bear with a Batman costume, which they will take turns to bring home each weekend and complete a diary of the bears adventures. There will be a name chosen (democratically) in class before the bear is allowed to come home!

Looking Ahead

Week 10

Monday, 9th NovemberRobert Pearce Workshop at 2pm(Reception, Year 1 & 2)

Tuesday, 10th NovemberBasketball Tournament (Team notified) at Virgo Fidelis School, Upper Norwood, London(Depart School at 10.30am - return at approx. 4.30pm)

Wednesday, 11th NovemberYear 6 Remembrance Day Assembly (9am)All parents welcome.

Week 11

Wednesday, 18th NovemberJuniors: Cyber Safety Play (am)Infants: Anti-Bullying Safety Play (pm)