None of us can complain that summer has not arrived this
week. It has certainly been hot and keeping the focus on learning is definitely
challenging in these conditions. I was a little surprised to discover that some
of the children were coming to school without water bottles or hats during the
hot weather because they are essential in helping the children cope with the
extreme conditions –the children should be bringing water bottles to school
every day because drinking water frequently helps them to focus in lessons.
During sunny weather the children should also come to school wearing sunblock
and bring their own supply with them to reapply if you think it will be
necessary for them to do so. We do take precautions to try to ensure your
child’s welfare during the hot weather so please support us by sending your
child in with the correct provisions to help protect them from the extreme
conditions.
As you will remember last Friday was our Sports Day and some
of you were kind enough to send in donations of cakes and biscuits to help the
School Council raise money for playground equipment. I did say I would inform
you of how much was raised in my next newsletter but unfortunately I did not
have the total in time for that letter so I am delighted to tell you now that
we raised a £100 from the sale of cakes (there was £230 raised in the total
sale of refreshments but the rest of the money has gone to the PTA fund from
which the school also benefits). I would like to thank everyone who sent in the
donations of baked goods which allowed us to raise this impressive amount of
money.
I have seen many of you in school this week because of the
parent consultations. I hope you found the consultations informative and are
pleased with the progress your child has made.
I know that the teachers enjoy being able to share your child’s learning
with you and I know they will tell you that I do not say it enough but they
have worked very hard this year to provide your child with a stimulating and
enjoyable learning experience. The school is very lucky to have them as well as
all the other staff who give their all to make Little Heath a great place for
your children to learn.
I am typing this blog amongst big preparations for the
summer fayre which is going to be tomorrow. I cannot believe it has come around
so fast and I know it is going to be a great day. There are loads of stalls and
fairground attractions as well as a barbeque, bar and lots of other foodstuffs
so there is no need to have lunch before you come. I will be there supporting
Mrs Zegallo as she take pictures of people with the Mustangs which we will have
on display for the day. I hope to see many of you there.
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