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S C H O O L S P O RT S

This week we have been celebrating thesuccess of SchoolSports at Brampton.Firstly, we looked

over our work through NationalSports Week. Our focus was the Paralympics and children discovered alot about this, from how to cope with a disability to learning new sports.Many classes contributed to the TASC activities, creating something tohelp a Paralympics' athlete. The ideas were extremely creative from atalking hat to specially designed shoes with springs. In our closingceremony we also helped with the World record attempt of the mostamount of people dancing to the same song at the sAme time. All childrenhad been taught the dance previously and had a lot of fun. During this

week we also attended the Partnership games and children across theschool participated in various sports from multi-skills, to boccia and evencycling. A special thanks to the parents (and Miss Whennell) for transporting their children and helping Miss Bennett This week, we alsohad a Sports Achievement assembly whereby Year 6 children who hadrepresenting the school in football and netball were rewarded with acertificate and a medal. Furthermore, we looked at successes over the year and certain children were awarded special prizes for their work:Most improved player for Netball: Charlotte PullenMost improved player for football: Francesca CapelliPlayer of the Season for football: Harrison TryPlayer of the Season for Netball: Clark RussellSports Personality of the year: Reece Courtney and Tate Rayner.Many of the children at Brampton have succeeded this year and I'm afraidI cannot mention everyone, but hopefully by the time your child gets intoYear 6 they will be a sports achiever as well!Well done Brampton, and keep up the sporting excellence!

B r a m p t o n B u l l e t i n

Brampton Primary is a restorative school where the initial response to conflict is tofind a solution where things are put right, the victims needs are met whilst alsomeeting the needs of the wrong doer and meet all the schools responsibilities.

Week ending: 15.7.11Summer Term: Issue 11

B r a m p t o n P r i m a r y S c h o o l S t r i v i n g t o R e a c h t h e B e s t

Inside this weeks issue: Sports Success Forthcoming Dates SEAL Home Activities Family SEAL

Week 3 Menu FOB/Building News Gold Book Entries Weekly Attendance And finallyReport Reply

Slips

Forthcoming Dates: Monday 18th July

Y2 GraduationY3-4 End of term partyY6 ConcertTuesday 19th JulyInfant Fun DayClasses move into new roomsWednesday 20th JulyY1 to Hall PlaceY6 Concert

Thursday 21st JulyChildren Meet the TeacherY6 Leavers DiscoFriday 22nd July3.15 End of termMonday 5th September &Tuesday 6th SeptemberTeachers Training DaysWednesday 7th September

Children start back


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S EAL H OME A CTIVITIES FOR PARENTS TO USE - C HANGES

Brampton BulletinPage 2

Choices, excuses and solutionsThis is a simple card game to play.The aim is to get rid of all your cards.

How to playEach player is given 6 cards. The remaining cards are placed in a pile on the table. The players take it inturns to pick up a card from the table. They should then throw a card away. They are trying to get groupsof cards that go together. If you are playing with a young child they will need help, so they might like to

pair up with an adult or older child. Some of the cards have pictures on them. Others have a change, anexcuse and a solution. You need to get a group that seems to go together.

Family SEAL

This year Miss Wilson introduced Family SEAL to the parents ofchildren in Year 3. We were one of the first schools in Bexley to doso. Over the year 27 families have attended and everyone has en-

joyed the time to try out SEAL activities with their children. We nowhave two other members of staff involved and are planning on rollingit out next year to the current Reception and Year 1. The highlight ofthe year was a BBQ last week for everyone involved. Many thanks to

Miss Wilson, Mrs Reed, Mrs Huggins, Mrs Cox and Mrs Sweeney for all

their hard work to make this such a success.


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Thank you Party

It is with great regret that we are unable to hold a Thank you party this year for all our parent helpers. We know the event was much appreciated by

parents but due to our exceptional circumstances at the moment with thebuilding works, congestion around school and time needed to ensure that classes are movedbefore the end of term we felt unable to hold the event. We would however like to thank

all our helpers for their fantastic support and help given voluntarily to our children.

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Building NewsThe first stage went well last week with 1B in the

Breakfast room and Reception in the re-furbished room.This has allowed the builders to start work on refurbishing

the rooms in the north end. We all hope the final movesnext week go as smoothlywe are all looking forward to moving into the new south wing!

S C H O O L M EALS

W EEK BEGINNING -M ONDAY 1 8 TH J ULY 2011

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Meat Minced Beef &Vegetable Pie withPotatoes

Lamb Curry withLemon Coriander Rice

Roast Chickenwith HomemadeStuffing & RoastPotatoes

Homemade Beef Meatballs withRice

BBQ Chickenwith Chips

Fish or alternative

Tuna Pasta Bake Vegetable Stir Fry Sweet & Sour Pork with Rice

Salmon Fishcakewith New Pota-toes

Vegetarian Tomato & BasilPasta

Jacket Potato withCheese & Beans

Sweet Potato Stir Bubble & Squeak Macaroni Cheese

Desserts Chocolate Sponge

with Chocolate

Shortbread & Yo-

ghurt

Apple & Banana

Crumble with

Carrot Cake with

Custard

Jelly & Ice Cream

A choice of salads, seasonal vegetables, fresh bread, fresh fruit platter,fruit yoghurt, milk and drinking water are also available daily.

Peanut AllergiesPlease can we remind everyone that we are a Peanut Free school in our cooked meals and we ask parents not to put any nuts or items containing nuts in their childs packed lunches. Thank you

FOB NewsWell done to members of FOB who organised a very successful Summer

Fayre on Friday which raised over 600. Many thanks to all the helpers and

especially to all those who gave up so much time beforehand preparing.


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DONT FORGET TO RETURN REPORT REPLY SLIPSRemember if you like what were doing tell

us and others! If you dont, please help usimprove!School Office; 020 8303 2873 Fax; 020 82980286 Email:[email protected]

Were on the web!www.fronter.com/brampton

www.brampton.bexley.sch.uk

1B Amrit Dhoofer1BJemima James1BAmandeep Shergill1B Josie Brooks1B Mia Capelli (Silver)2H Milie Arthurs2HKofi Boadu2HNadia Bruce2HJeffrey Calistus2HHarry Callaghan2HZachary Clarke (Gold)2HTayla Cox 2HNiamh Crawley2HCurtis Douglas2HCathleen Fehim2HMolly Lane (Gold)3WH Molly Barnes (Gold)3WHAisha Kimber3WHGemma Barclay (Gold)3WHMacy Adams3WH Chimelan Igwe3WHRhys Larner3WHHarry Goodban (Gold)3WHCharlotte Day3WHIsaac Campbell3WHTennema Mbriwa3WHVaishali Kulenthiran

3WHJessica Baldwin3WHBen Swannell (Gold)3WHAlex Wright4CVictoria Obinya4CBella Potter4CCan Tuzun4CLouis Thomas4CNiamh Hill (Headteacher)4CRebecca Nicklin4CPatsy Callaghan4CMollie Beale (Platinum)4CAmber Thind (Platinum)4CJale Zekioglu4CAngie Nandra (Platinum)4CHolly Adams4CFaye Johnson4PThomas Hall (Platinum)4PJoe Lyons (Super Gold)4PJoe Flood4PDanny Dawkins (Platinum)6C Muammer Ari6C Jamie Hancox 6C Jack Twiner (Platinum)6C Rahat Chowdhury6CJoe Faulks (Head teacher)6C Nicholas Huggett

BRAMPTON GOLD BOOK Striving to Reach the Best

Every week we print the names of those children who haveachieved in either their work, conduct or behaviour aroundschool and have been entered in the Gold Book. They have been mentioned in Mondays celebratory assembly. After 3

mentions children receive a bronze certificate, 6 mentions for asilver, 9 mentions for a gold, 12 mentions for a Super Gold and

15 mentions for a Platinum certificate, 18 for Diamond, 21+for a Head teachers Award and 24 for a Special Head teacher

Award and Badge.

Weekly Attendance

Week ending 8.7.11RB: 91%RJ: 99% 1B: 98%1BA: 93.3%

2H: 96.7%2EW: 96.9%3W: 98.7%3WH: 97.7%4P: 96.7%4C: 94.3%5S: 93.8%5M: 98.1%6B: 98.7%6C: 99% Well done to 6C, RJ and the other classes above 96.1%Our School Total was 96.6%!

Raffle Prize WinnersThe winners in this weeks draw for

tea with Miss Fisher were MaddieBaxter in RB, Amandeep Shergill

in 1B, Leah Eagles in 3W and RhysLarner in 3WH.

Well done to them for showing theappropriate behaviour.

HOUSE POINTSWeek ending 8.7.11

1st Yellow = 215 2nd Green = 2003rdRed= 170 4thBlue = 159Congratulations to Yellow House members!

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