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MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL! !This years Christmas infant concert was the story of

Jungle Book, chosen to fit in with Year 2s work on

saving and protecting the Rainforest. Reception and

Year 1 performed the Sleepy Shepherd. This was anew play and the children really enjoyed learning all

the new songs. A lot of hard work goes into putting

together a concert to include 180 children60 of

whom have only been in school a term. They have all

showed great confidence and we are very proud of

them. Many thanks has to go to all the teachers and

teaching assistants who have worked hard to organise

rehearsals and costumes for everyone. It has certainlyput everyone in the mood for Christmas.

We would like to wish

everyone a Happy Christmas

and best wishes for a peaceful

and successful 2012.

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 to

find a solution where things are put right, the victims needs are met whilst also

meeting the needs of the wrong doer and meet all the schools responsibilities.

Week ending: 9.9.11

Autumn Term: Issue 1

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:

Infant Concerts

Forthcoming Dates

Year 1 Visit Santa

Playground Pals

Miss Fishers Treat Week 1 Menu

Gold Book Entries

Weekly Attendance

And finally Staff Car

Park

Forthcoming Dates:

Friday 16th December

Candlelight CarolsEnd of Term

Tuesday 3rd January

Staff Training Day

Wednesday 4th January

Children return

Thursday 5th January

Yr3 Trip to Science Museum

Wednesday 11th January

Yr1 to Museum of ChildhoodMonday 16th January

Yr 6 Trip Science Museum

Monday 13th February

Half term week

Tuesday 21st February

Yr 3 Trip to Natural History

Museum

Tuesday 28th February

Governors Meeting


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YEAR 1S TRIP TO SEE SANTA

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Last week Year Ones Learning Challenge was How do children in Bexleyheath

celebrate Christmas? In order to answer this question they went to visit Santa at

Bexleyheath Broadway Shopping Centre. The children excitedly waited in line for their

turn to meet Santa and looked at all the Christmas decorations in the shop windows.

Each child handed Santa their letter and he was very impressed with their writing. He

asked the children if they had been good this year and of course they said yes! Each

child was given a gift which they were very eager to open. Santas helper phoned the

school later in the day to thank Year One for their outstanding behaviour. Well done to

them and many thanks to Miss Westbrook and Miss Bartlett for organising the visit.

Miss Fishers Treat

A party of twenty four children whose names had been pulled out of the Raffle Ticket drawfor showing good behaviour, attitude or work went to Bexleyheath Bowling this week with

Miss Fisher. They had a fantastic time and as expected displayed exemplary behaviour

there although there were some competitive games taking place.

Id also like to apologise for muddling up

the Jacks in last weeks newsletter. It was

Jack Abbott whose name was pulled out

from 2B not Jack Packham in 2PW. So sorry

to both Jacks.

Playground Pals

Children in Year 5 and 6 were invited to apply for a post as a Playground Pal at lunchtime

play. After short-listing the applications, Mrs Sword and Miss Lambert, held interviews for

the successful applicants. These children were then divide into smaller groups and allocateda period of time to serve. Megan Collins, Holly Eagles, Bethany Collins, Ruby Allen and

Gabrielle Foster were our first group of Playground Pals for this term. They have done a

great job and were rewarded in assembly with a small token of appreciation for their help

in making younger children feel at ease and encouraging them to play together. Mrs Sword

is looking forward to working with the next group in January.


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Building News

Since the last report all the internal partitions are up and the flat roof construction joining

the old with new is completed. All the external windows and doors are in place with ceilings

being plastered. External ground works is in line with the programme and you can now get a

good idea of the available space around the building. Not long to go now!!

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Sports News

Our girls football team have played their latest matches in their league. They lost 4-2 to

Our Lady of the Rosary in their first match but after a stern talking to from their coach,

Mr Capelli, they then beat Northumberland Heath 17-0!! An unheard of result. Thisresulted in another 4 out 6 possible points. Well done to the girls, Mr Capelli and Mrs

Ward.

SCHOOLMEALS

WEEKBEGINNING - 12TH SEPTEMBER 2011

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Meat Roast Chicken

Thigh with Stuff-ing & Roast

Potatoes

Cottage Pie Breaded Fish with

Chips

Fish or

alternative

Vegetable Slice

with Roast

Potatoes

Vegetable Cottage

Pie

Red Onion

Frittata

Vegetarian Oven Baked Fishwith New

Potatoes

Cheesy Stuffed

Jacket

Desserts Ginger Sponge

with OrangeCream

Fruit Flapjack Iced Bun with

Fruit Wedges

A choice of salads, seasonal vegetables, fresh bread, fresh fruit platter,

Staff

Training

Day

Peanut Allergies

Please 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 News

Once again FOB managed to put on another fun-filled event for the children

with their Christmas Fayre this year. Down to the huge efforts of the com-

mittee and some parent volunteers FOB raised a fantastic 700 for the

School. FOB will be issuing exact figures of all their recent events in the

New Year and an indication of where the money will be spent.


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And finally.......Staff Car Park/Parking

Would the driver of registration number

K7BDJ, a black convertible BMW, please

refrain from using the staff car park to turn

in. Would the owner of purple Fiesta reg

T799 TNN please refrain from parking across a drive in

Normanhurst Avenue. The number has been passed to the

Community Police officers.

Remember if you like what were doing tell us and others!

If you dont, please help us improve! School Office; 020 8303

2873;Fax;020 8298 0286Email:[email protected]

Were on the web!

www.fronter.com/bramptonwww.brampton.bexley.sch.

uk

1B Sam Robertson

1B Riley Williams

1B Kate Marelli

1W Archie Annis (Bronze)

1W Florence Black (Bronze)

1W Finley Broad

1WLeena Cheung (Bronze)

1W Rebecca Dickson (Bronze)

1W Danile Heasman

1W Kamron Holmes-Lewis

(Bronze)

1W George Jarvis (Silver)

1W Izzy Lewis

1W Lucy Courtney (Bronze)

1W Flynn Cox

1WRyan Davidson

1W Harley Brown (Bronze)

1W Zak Drew (Bronze)

1W Jack Whyte (Bronze)

1WAidan Wicks (Bronze)

2BNaomi Balade

2B Jemima Chlamers

2B Jayden Burt

2B Leila Kimber (Silver)

2BFreya McKenzie

2B Amaan Shahzad

2BLewis Bailey

2B Eloise Hill (Silver)

2BCameron Hilbert-Chester

2B- YTaylor Owens

4CMiatta Mbriwa (Gold)

Unfortunately there is not

enough space to mention the

childrens achievements here

but if you are interested to see

your childs mention please pop

in and ask to see it.

BRAMPTON GOLD BOOK

Striving to Reach the Best

Every week we print the names of those children who have

achieved in either their work, conduct or behaviour around

school 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 a

silver, 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 10.12.11

RB: 97%

RJ: 96.7%

1B: 98.7%

1W: 98.3%

2PW: 96.3%2B: 100%

3W: 100%

3WH: 95%

4C: 97.3%

4H: 91.7%

5B: 94.3%

5C: 96.1%

6S: 94%

6M: 95%

Well done to 2B, 3W and the

other classes above96.1%.

Our School Total was 96.5%!

It was great sadness that we heard of the death this week of Mo Holmes. She had been a

stalwart supporter of Brampton school and FOB for a number of years. She would

regularly help with reading, trips, school topics - in particular the 2nd World War, Year

6 end of year concerts, our list of her help is endless. Then she was a FOB Committee

member and helped at numerous FOB events with her famous Mos Christmas Puddings

and Pickled Onions as well as more recently her craft stall. We will all miss her greatly

and all our thoughts and prayers go to her family and friends at this difficult time.

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