Achievement Assembly 10th May 2019

Bazalgette – Isabelle Van Den Bussche Benjamin – Almina Soycan Newton – Bersu Kandemir Grylls – Chloe Bock Darwin – Whole Class Berners-Lee – Whole Class Sharman – Yamikami Katambo Attenborough – Zornitsa Hristova Skelton – Mercedes Acquaye Castle – Cassidy Davies

Ocean Maths

23rd May – Newton

13th June – Grylls

25th June – Darwin

26th June – Berners-Lee update

2nd July – Sharman

3rd July - Attenborough

SPORTS NEWS

National Sports Week is approaching fast, it begins on Monday 17th June. This year will have

a focus on sport and well being. We are looking to host a range of activities and workshops for

children and families to participate in sessions to highlight the importance of leading an

healthy, active lifestyle. If you have any suggestions of workshops and activities or are able

to support us with this special week, please contact Mr Millard.

We are excited to confirm that Sports Day will be on the morning of Thursday 20th June from

9am to 12pm. This year the whole school will be competing in the games at the same time. You

will receive a letter via email with more information.

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 have & some Book: The Frog Prince

Halving & positional language

UW: Looking at kings, queens & knights, long ago

1

Book: How Plants Grow Writing: Facts about plants

Fractions – find a half

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

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

2

Writing: SATs SPaG: SATs

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

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 SPaG: Fronted adverbials

Duration of time

History: Copper mine kids PE: Outdoor & invasion games RE: Sikhism PSHCE: Sustainability Science: Skeleton

Takeaway Home Learning Summer 1 Mymaths: Correspondence Reading: Home reading Spelling: Week 27

4

Text: The Midnight Fox Focus: Stories with a theme/autobiography SPaG: Fronted adverbials, punctuation

Money problems. Times table facts: 6, 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 30 words

5

Book: Kensuke’s Kingdom SPAG: Simple compound & complex sentences Writing: In the style of an author

Reflection & translation of shapes

History: Vikings PE: Invasion games RE: Sikhism Science: Life cycles Computing: Algorithms

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

6

SATs SATs History/PSHCE: Crime & Punishment - 'Knife crime' Science: Introduction to electrical circuits - symbols

Takeaway Home Learning Summer 1 Mymaths Reading: Home Reading

This week is SATs week for all of our Year 6 children. We are aware of just

how hard they have worked during their time with us and as we keep repeating

to them WE ARE PROUD OF YOU and we want you to be proud of yourselves

once you have finished on Thursday!

So bed early lots of rest and definitely no worrying or stressing.

Issue 30

13th May

2019

Chase Side Diary

This Week

Date Event Yr Group

13th - 17th May

KS2 SAT’s Week Yr 6

Further Ahead

20th to 22nd May

Tolmers Camp Yr 5

23rd May Ocean Maths Newton 9am Yr 3

23rd May Year 6 visit to The Clink Yr 6

24th May Nursery & Reception Book Look Nursery & Rec

27th to 31st May

HALF TERM All

3rd Jun SRE Meeting 9am Yr 2

4th Jun SRE Meeting 9am Yrs 3/4

7th Jun SRE Meeting 9am Yrs 5/6

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

11th Jun Reception Parents Evening Rec

13th Jun Ocean Maths Grylls 9am Yr 3

17th – 21st Jun

Sports Week All

25th Jun Ocean Maths Darwin 9am Yr 4

27th Jun Ocean Maths Berners-Lee 9am Yr 4

27th Jun Summer Reading Café Yrs 1 & 2

Spanish News

In Year 1 we will be listening to the story of Baby Mickey and learning shapes using a shape

book. We will perform the Gatito Bonito (Pretty Kitten) song using a toy Hello Kitty. We will sing the Rainbow song to practise the Spanish colours.

In Year 2 we will begin learning the days of the week in Spanish through songs and games.

In Year 4 we will assess a partner's ability to have a conversation with us in Spanish, using the words and phrases from last week. We will learn about the countries of Europe, singing The

Countries of the World song.

After School Clubs

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

Kwik 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 age groups. All family and friends welcome. Please purchase tickets at:

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

All proceeds raised will go directly towards our 2019 FOCS Wellbeing Appeal.

Summer Fayre Volunteers 13th July

We kindly ask any parents/carers who can donate a raffle prize, help with preparations or run a stall at the

event to contact FoCS, please email info@focs.me.

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.

Litter Since we have started having the packed lunches eat with the school dinner pupils in the dining hall there has been

a big reduction of litter in the playground. This creates less attraction for the seagulls to come to visit us in playground.

We have willing litter pickers from Year 6 who every Friday afternoon come rain or shine go out and make sure our playground is as tidy as can be.

Volunteers Update

Some of our parents/carers have been helping around the school especially in our grounds. If you are able to offer some help or information about maintaining the

environment it would be greatly appreciated. We will also be looking for a group to help to tidy and

reorganise our library if anyone is interested.