Issue 69 July 2015

Croyland primary school

Newsletter

As I sit at my desk and write the final newsletter of the year the first thoughts that come into my head are thank you. As parents, thank you for your support to the school and the leadership team as well as to the teachers of your chil-dren. Without your support for your child's learning and attendance at the many enrichment activities and celebrations that are on offer, our school would not be in the category of “ good” that it is, as we end another academic year. I am delighted that due to all of the above, we are now part of the 5 Wells Teaching School of Wellingborough. This means that we work in close partnership with Rowangate, Redwell, Park, All Saints and Ruskin Infants. These are all good or outstanding schools. This partnership is a great acco-lade for us and will aid our journey to provide the best education for the chil-dren of our community and together, within Wellingborough. A member of the Senior Leadership team will be available for contact over the summer holidays. An email sent to the school’s email address will ensure that a member of the team will get in touch. I look forward to see your Extreme Reading Photos and hearing of your summer adventures. Happy Holidays. Miss Deakin .

Holiday club– Our holiday club will be open throughout the summer holiday, please book early with Mrs Creary or Miss Hackney to avoid disappointment. Plans for the holidays include: drama, camping, treasure hunts, cookery, wacky races, picnics, nature trails, Pyjama parties and t-shirt decorating! Details of the activities planned on a weekly basis are available on our website.

Nourish– school meals' Nourish are introducing a new exciting lunchtime menu in the autumn term. And now have their own Facebook and Twitter accounts. https://www.facebook.com/pages/Nourish-

School-Meals/36593844853 Twitter@NourishNCC Parents are reminded that they need to book their children’s lunch's via Parentpay prior to the start of the new term (September 3rd). To check if your child might be eligible to receive free school meals, please check on the Northamptonshire County Council website.

Dogs on site- Parents are reminded not to bring dogs onto the

school site.

Your Views Are Important To Us

Parent View gives you the chance to tell us and Ofsted what you think about our

school. Parent View asks for your opinion on 12 aspects of your child’s school,

from the quality of teaching, to dealing with bullying and poor behaviour. Log on-

to the website https://parentview.ofsted.gov.uk/give-your-views where you can

register using your e-mail address.

Croyland Primary Sports Day 2015 Thursday the 16th July was sports day at Croyland. The weather was bright and everyone was running and trying hard to win. I liked the tug of war because I loved it when we all pulled the rope then fell over. After the tug of war there was the running race. I think that sports day this year was one of the best sports day ever. Daisy (Year 6)

Results Table– Overall Winners Phoenix

KS1 KS2

Egg & Spoon Luke Soper Lyla Kennedy

Sprint 40m Dona Babu 60m – Charlie Lawrence

Hurdles (Individual) Kaiden Prescod

Group 40m Hurdles – Phoenix D Aidan Mountcastle, Veronika Ander-sone, Sanchez Harriott, Morgan Cahill, Jade Davies, Nadine Dexter, Thomas Philpot, Joy Emmanuelle, Caitlin Stead-man Andrew Piner

Javelin Karolina Ponicki Standing Javelin – Jordan Harrison

Hula Hoop Challenge

Hollie Allen

Standing Tri-ple Jump

Michael Jamison Lewis Ramsey

Floor Throw Teejai Heycock

Height Throw Courtney Barrett

Sack Relay Alexis Reeks (Individual)

Group – Phoenix B Frankie Frederick –Higham , Libby Jones James Greensmith, Ramzan Ali, Alberts Krasovskis, Sam Cole, Farhan Ahmed, Titas Grigelevicius, Kai Carney, Brooke Whiteside, Kyla Guy, Daniela Kise

Standing Long Jump

Thomas Hamil-ton

David Koziol

Obstacle Course

Jayden Bailey Aidan Collier

Hoop shoot Phoebe Read

Beat the Goalie

Koi Yamagata

Diary Dates:

Tuesday 21st July—End of term 6 for Children

Thursday 3rd September 2015– School reopens

Back to School Night– Tuesday 8th September 3.45-4.30, 6.30-7.15

Friday 25th September– Macmillan Coffee morning

Monday 28th September– Magistrates in the Community with YR 6

Monday 5th October– Magistrates in the community with YR 6

I’d like to say a huge thank you to all of the adults and children who contributed to making Sports Day 2015 a success. Especially those people who gave up their free time and gazebos! The children competed with en-thusiasm and resilience throughout the day – and showed off the range of

sporting talents that we are lucky enough to be able to nurture at Croyland. Thank you all again, and good luck for next year! Mr Flynn

KS1 KS2

Tug of War (12) 2 Groups

Phoenix A Mia Claridge, Caitlin Harris, Kyah Cun-ningham, Amy Woodward, Mateusz Ponicki, Kyla Batten, Alissia Lancas-ter, Morgan Braithwaite, Kinga Gawrych Callum Binder, Khamsiah Saunders

Skipping Re-lay (12)

Dragons B Calum Dunkling, Kieran Dunkling, Connor Dunkling, Malakai Khumalo, Tia Elliott, Joseph Soper, Olaf Zdani-uk, Jarrell Kesse, Callum Hinks, Con-nor Hinks , Rebekah Embling

Best Girl Nicole Cander Megan Thompson

Best Boy Jayden Bailey Saaram Butt