LARMENIER & SACRED HEART CATHOLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL

NEWSLETTER 26th June 2017

Issue 158

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IMPORTANT DATES

July Sat 1st Summer Fair Mon 3rd Class 5G to Wandsworth Recycling Centre, 9.30am Wed 5th Year 4 Summer Concert, 7.00pm Thu 6th EYFS Sports Day, 9.15am Tue 11th Class 5B to Bute House Choir Festival, 4.00pm KS1 Sports Day, 9.15am - 11.30am Year 6 Summer Show, 7.00pm Wed 12th Parents evening, 3.30pm - 6.00pm Tue 18th Year 6 leavers Mass & celebration, 6.30pm Wed 19th KS2 Sports Day, Barn Elms, 9.30am - 3.00pm Fri 21st Last day of summer term - school closes at 1.30pm

Reception visit to Kidzania On Friday the 28th April, Acorn and Willow classes visited Kidzania. We

had to travel to Westfield by bus and we had our lunch there, it was all

very exciting!

We got the chance to role-play different jobs such as firefighters, police

officers and nurses. “I went to the chocolate factory and made chocolate

using milk and cocoa. The best bit was taking it home.” (Laura, Willow) I

was wiping windows and I cleaned a hotel and then I got to mess it up so

other people could have a turn, best school trip ever!

By Nancy Mullan, Acorn Class

Year 6 trip to Linford Christy Stadium for Junior Citizens

It all started when Year 6 were privileged enough to go to the Linford Christy stadium. When we got there we were split into groups, for example team 1, 2, and 3 all the way up to team 9. Each activity was about health & safety in relation to different practical areas of life; like taking a tube; taking a bus; etc. The activities were varied, one was about how to react to a fire and another was about whole food and how it’s good for us - also about how to identify the healthy options! We learnt a lot in the time we were there and we will take on board everything we discovered as it will help us in our later life! Before we knew it we had to head home, it was so interesting we didn’t realise how fast the time went. By Eline McCormack & Alexandra Worley, Class 6B

Best Attendance

Week ending 25th May Class 4G & 3G with 99.2% Week ending 9th June Class 1G & 4G with 100%

Week ending 16th June Class 6G with 100%

Year 1 visit the Wetland Centre

We went to The Wetland Centre on 25th May so thought you might like a little snippet from our trip. Year 1 visited The Wetland Centre to support their Animals Including Humans topic in Science. 'We went bird spotting and saw lots of beautiful birds. There were lots of different colours and sizes. One tried to eat my lunch!' 'I liked the adventure park because we could run around and hide in the tunnels like insects.' 'We hunted for mini-beasts and talked about what they looked like. My group found a bumble bee, it looked really fluffy'. By Miss Watson

Year 5 Samba Dancing

At the Samba workshop we all split up into groups and we got

assigned unstruments to play and go along with a tune. We

played instruments such as the agogo bells, drums, rain shakers

and many others. By the end of the session we became a band

that could do a Samba song and lots of different tunes.

It was so interesting to learn how to play lots of different Samba

instruments and we had a fun time learning all of the songs.

We are very grateful to have had this opportunity.

By Niki Touroni & Youna Mui-Kano, Class 5B

Drum Concert & Workshops for Year 4 & 5

I went with my class to an amazing music workshop in the hall.

The musicians explained to us all about the instruments and the

type of sounds they make. We all had a chance to play the

instruments and then we played rhythm games with drumsticks. It

was so much fun.

In the afternoon all of Year 4 and 5 came downstairs for a

concert. The musicians played all of the instruments for us and

they were amazing. It was the best concert I’ve ever heard. All of

Year 4 & 5 really enjoyed the concert and at the end we all

cheered really loudly.

By Annie O Connell, Class 4B

Year 4 Trip to Westminster Cathedral to perform “Noah & the Floating Zoo”

The whole of Year 4 were lucky enough to take part in a special concert organised by the Westminster Cathedral Choir School. We

travelled to Victoria on the tube in our costumes. As we were all animals in Noah’s zoo we got to wear an animal headband and a top the

same colour as our animal.

We were all so excited about singing in Westminster Cathedral as we have been practising since January, it was thrilling to sing on the

altar of the Cathedral with all of our parents watching us. The conductor was really happy with us and said we should all be really

proud of ourselves.

By Isabelle De Cosson, Amelia Marella & Miller Lacheze, Class 4B

Willow Laura Flynn Alfie Bartlam

Acorn Clemence de Chateauvieux Olivia Fery

1B Violet Bartlam Elnatan Yemane-Teklay

1G Joseph O Shaughnessy Aniela Dybus

2B William Lucas Maxinne Magdalena

2G Caitlin Barry Sofia Boccuzzi

3B Terah Lecointe Teresa Ballarati

3G Kristen Sinibald-Rowe Zachary Firth

4B Katie Webb Amelia Marella

4G Lizzy Doherty Charlotte Storer

5B Grace Gibson Niki Touroni

5G Maya Amihyia-Dixon Kevin Sula-Sanchez

6B Charlie Pais Whole Class

6G Whole Class Whole Class

Week Ending 9th June 2017

MERIT CARDS

Merits are awarded for excellent academic work and to celebrate special achievements. Congratulations to the children who have been awarded merit cards.

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Week Ending 16th June 2017

Willow Isabella Duffy Paul McMillan

Acorn Lilly Riley Winnie McGrath

1B Daniel Kibrom Nalu Wescoatt

1G Vivien Hibbert Noah Astrug

2B Ethan Astrug Rosetta Dys

2G Elijah George-Stanislaus Jeanne Redon

3B Francis Nixon Terah Lecointe

3G Whole Class Rupert Brindley

4B Olivera Neffy Mark Salamoding

4G Rosie Brown Sonny Shleemon

5B Finn O Sullivan Calum Ryder-Ashcroft

5G Ines Lindemann Florence Nixon

6B In Assisi In Assisi

6G In Assisi In Assisi

Year 5 and 6 Girls Cricket Tournament

On Wednesday 7th June 11 girls from Year 5 and 6 went to a

cricket tournament at Shepherds Bush Cricket Club. We arrived

and were put into 3 groups of 4 teams in which we played 3

matches each. The first team we played were St Stephens, it was a

fun, tight match. After that, we played Green School, again it was

a tight match but we won. The next match was super competitive

against Good Shepherd. Sadly, we didn't get through to the semi-

finals so we played a friendly match against Brackenbury instead.

By Eva Seymour & Florence Nixon, Class 5G

Year 4 Gaelic Football Competition

There were about 200 children from schools from West London at

the Tir Chonaill Gaels GAA centre in Greenford. Our team was

made up of boys and girls and we all really enjoyed ourselves.

If you scored over the bar you got 2 points and if you scored under

the bar you got 1 point. I, (Thomas) got a prize because I scored

most of our goals.

Sadly we didn't win but it was such a great day out and we had a

packed lunch!

By Oliviera Neffy & Thomas McCormack, Class 4B