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    The newsletter provides updates from St Thomas of Canterbury Primary School. It discusses the end of term activities including a visit from school validators, the last mass of the year, and children receiving gifts from Sainsbury's. It announces stars of the week and the menu for school dinners. Important upcoming dates are highlighted like the school fayre, celebration assemblies, and the leaver's assembly. The newsletter closes with reminders about playground behavior and fundraising events from the Friends of St Thomas association.

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    The newsletter provides updates from St Thomas of Canterbury Primary School. It discusses the end of term activities including a visit from school validators, the last mass of the year, and children receiving gifts from Sainsbury's. It announces stars of the week and the menu for school dinners. Important upcoming dates are highlighted like the school fayre, celebration assemblies, and the leaver's assembly. The newsletter closes with reminders about playground behavior and fundraising events from the Friends of St Thomas association.

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    6th July 2012

    No. 23

    Dear Parents and Children


    The weather has been slightly grey this week but the children have continued to work hard towards the end of term. We welcomed back our Validators who met with Governors, Father Gerard, Deacon Peter and the School Council. Mr Dare and Mrs Lynch observed lessons and worships in school. They will now write their Validation report and we hope to share it with you soon. They were very impressed with the School Council and we were very proud of all our children. I would like to take this opportunity to thank all the staff who worked so hard. Thursday saw the school community joined by parents and parishioners to celebrate the last Mass of the school year. Thank you to Father Gerard for his continued support of the school. Some of our children went to Sainsburys this week to receive a gift to thank the children for the beautiful illustrations they had provided the shop with to decorate the Caf in the Jubilee theme. As we head towards the end of term there are some important dates to make sure you have in your diary. Mrs. M Sanderson

    StThomasofCanterburyPrimarySchoolNewsletter

    Lord, in the morning I start each day, By taking a moment to bow and pray. I start with thanks, and then give praise For all your kind and loving ways.
    Steven Y6; Sasha Y5; Leah Y4; Brandon Y3; Ella Y2; Anya & Emily Y1; Darren YR. Well done everyone!

    Stars of the Week:

    School dinners: Monday: Sausages; Tuesday: Roast Pork; Wednesday: Chicken Cooking
    Our next lunches will be Year 3 on Monday 9th July and Year 1 on 16th

    Curry; Thursday: Roast Beef; Friday: Fish. July. Year 2 and Mrs Brown will be walking to the Society for the Blind on Thursday 12 July in the afternoon. Thank
    th

    Isle of Wight Society for the Blind

    you for signing the local walks form to enable this to happen. Do please check your childs hair this weekend. Many thanks for your support with this.

    Hair There has been an outbreak of head lice in the school. Site Manager

    We welcomed Mr Jeremy Fry to school this week. He will officially start as Site Manager in August. Mr Attrill had a lovely assembly to thank him for all the work he has done for the school and was presented with cards made by each class as well as a gift. Please can you complete the slip and return it to the school to confirm that you have received the report. Thank you for your help with this.

    Reports We look forward to sharing with you the childrens reports next week.

    Playground behaviour As we approach the end of term we are aware that many of our

    children are getting tired. This is sometimes reflected in poor choices at playtimes. Games that start out as fun are sometimes ending with a child feeling sad or sore. To make clear with the children the expectations we have and I know that parents share, we will be using the following steps to support the children making the right choices.

    Playground Rules We are gentle with our actions, words and thoughts. Keep your hands and feet to yourself 1. If there is poor behaviour then child will stand with Teacher/MSA for 5 mins timeout. 2. If the behaviour continues then child will be sent to Mrs. Sanderson or Mrs. Anderson for timeout in their office and their name will be put in the playground book. 3. Names that are written in playground book twice will have a phone call/letter sent home about the continued poor behaviour. Great Playground behaviour will be rewarded with a playground certificate.

    FOSTA NEWS: Saturday 14th July School Fayre 12-2pm. Do come and join us for a wonderful afternoon and be in place to see the torch go past the school on its way around the island. Any green fingered gardeners that have spare plants are encouraged to bring them to school on the morning of 13th July. Raffle tickets We are very keen to make a push with our raffle tickets. This is a real opportunity to win some lovely prizes and raise great funds for the school. Thank you so much to those parents who have already returned their tickets sold. The raffle is also a great way to involve people who cannot join us on the day. Please return your sold tickets to the office. Also a reminder of the Barn Dance on 20th July 6-9pm. Adults 2 and Children 1. BBQ and refreshments available. The Caulkheads will be playing and this looks to be a really lovely way to end the year together. Do come and join in the fun! MUFTIS for donations 13 July Books, Toys or Bric-a-brac

    Dates for your diary


    Saturday 14th July Summer Fayre 12-2pm The following two dates will have more details to follow soon but save the dates and join us if you can Tuesday 17th July Celebration Assemblies KS1 9.30 am KS2 1.30pm Thursday 19th July Leavers Assembly 1.30 Year 6 Parents are invited to join us.

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