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On 15th June, Year 6 attended the informal swimming gala. All children

were very excited and we knew we had some good swimmers, however,

not even we could predict the outcome. Brampton started superbly

coming second in both the free style relays followed by a win in the

freestyle race (Lewis Preston). The excellent beginning set up a challenge

for the others, but every person stepped up to this, with the majority of

children coming first or second in their race. The encouragement by

every child was incredible; supporting every person there. After a long

hour of intense racing, it came to the final event the Squadron freestyle

relay, worth double points. This was possibly the most tense race of the

day. Expectations were high, and the team did not disappoint. At the

beginning it was neck and neck with only one stroke in it, but on the

fourth leg, Brampton began to pull in front, with excellent swimming

from all the team and some strong swimming from Jade Lucas, it left

Reece Courtney to bring us home in first place. Brampton waited

patiently to hear Fosters in 8th, followed by Barrington as well as

Belmont. Finally the top two results... Second... St Paulinus, therefore

resulting in an emphatic win for Brampton. Moreover, year six's

behaviour was outstanding and Miss Bennett was incredibly proud of

their achievements. This was not the only success of the day, next came

the Welling Partnership Cricket Competition. Again an exciting

competition, with some talented youngsters. With Matt Stock as captain

Brampton were 'on the ball' with the game and played with skill and

confidence. A superb catch from Reece Courtney and some good bowling

from Dheen Zia, Brampton were looking strong. We batted well with only

two people getting out in the whole afternoon (therefore losing 10 runs).It became aware to me that whoever won the last game against East

Wickham won the whole day. A close game, but with some good batting

Brampton were doing well. All teams scored over 600 runs in total.

However, as the results came in, it was East Wickham and Brampton left.

Brampton win with 710 runs! Another win to top off our successful day

at Brampton. A very proud Miss Bennett and some extremely happy

children! Well done Brampton, we really did Reach for the Stars!

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: 1.7.11

Summer Term: Issue 9

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:

Proud to Be Brampton

Forthcoming Dates

SEAL Home Activities

Street Dancing

Week 1 Menu School News

Gold Book Entries

Weekly Attendance

And finally

Forthcoming Dates:

Saturday 3rd JulyCharity Walk Blackheath

Monday 4th July

SEAL Assembly to Reception

& Y1 parents

Tuesday 5th July

Infants & Y3/4 Sports Day

Wednesday 6th July

Y3 Boys to East Wickham

Y3 Family SEAL BBQ 4-6pmThursday 7th July

BBQ lunch

Friday 8th July

Y3 Boys to East Wickham

Wednesday 13th July

Last day for Milk orders

Y5 Norman Day

Monday 11th July

School Reports home

PROUD TO BE BRAMPTON


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SEAL HOME ACTIVITIESFORPARENTS TO USE - CHANGES

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Making change happen

At school, we will be talking to children about making a plan to change something that they are not happy

with in the classroom or playground.

Is there something that you and your child would like to be different in your home?Why dont you try to change it? Maybe its not arguing about getting up in the morning, or spending

more time together or taking the dog out for a walk regularly ...

You could make a plan to make it happen, in the same way we do at school.

Here it is.

When you have tried out your plan review how well it went.

Step 1

Imagine that the change has already happened and talk about what would be different what would you

see that was different? How would you feel different?

Step 2Agree one thing for each of you to do that will make the change happen.

Step 3

Think about what might go wrong and how you will cope with any obsta-

cles.

Step 4

How will you know if it has changed? Could you put a chart up with a

tick or a sticker for each time things go according to plan?

And most important of all

Step 5

Think about how and when you will celebrate MAKING CHANGE HAPPEN!!!

Street Dancing Success

On Sunday 19 June 2011, Teddy Langston, Jamie

Scott, Tate Rayner and Louis Rayner took part in the

Street Dance International Show at London's O2

Arena. There were 7 dance schools participating as

well as some well known street dancing champions!!

The boys danced with their school Streetwize and

made their parents very proud. They have been

working so hard over the past few weeks putting to-

gether their routine and they pulled it off with smiles on

their faces all the way through ! They were amazing and a credit to Brampton School.

School Journey

Despite all the pre nerves and worries our Year 6 week away to

Blacklands Farm went well with all staff and children returning safe

and sound. Many thanks to Miss Fisher, Miss Cross, Miss Bennett,

Miss Carter, Mrs Coward and Mr Allen who accompanied the

children.


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Increase in costs for School Dinners and Milk

Just to let you know that the cost of school dinners will be increasing to 2.20

a day (11.00 a week) from September 2011. Milk will also be increasing to

12.50 a term.

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Building News

The crane has returned this week to put

the uprights in place for the verandas.

The Reception outdoor play area is down,

the new toilets are tiled and the refurbished classroom is nearly

completed. There will be a letter soon informing you of the arrangements for the moves.

SCHOOLMEALS

WEEKBEGINNING - MONDAY 4 TH JULY 2011

Monday Tuesday Wednesday ThursdayBBQ Friday

Meat Cheese, tomato &sweetcorn pizza

with coleslaw &

salad.

Sausage & Mash Roast Turkey with

roast potatoes

Homemade Beef

BurgerPork Chipolata

Jacket Potato

Homemade Lamb

Burger with home-

made relish &

chipped potatoes

Fish or

alternative

Jacket Potato with

chilli or tuna

Cajun Fish with

new potatoes

BBQ CheeseJacket Potato

Mini Corn on theCob

Jerk Pork with

Rice

Vegetarian Pesto Pasta Spring VegetableBake

HomemadeBreads & Relishes

Tomato & Basil

Leek & Potato

Fritter

Desserts Peaches & IceCream

Zesty Lemon

Cake

Very Berry Sponge

with Custard

Ice Cream Served

with Melon Balls

Iced Sponge

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

fruit yoghurt, milk and drinking water are also available daily.

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.

School News

Along with some of the staff on Sunday Holly Tanner in 5M will also be tak-

ing part in the Race for Life 5km Cancer Walk/Run. She has promised to

wave to the staff as she passes us oldies! If anyone would like to sponsor her

please log on at www.raceforlifesponsorme.org/denisetanner0605. Holly will

be running with her mum for nanny Nell. So please come and cheer us all on.


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And finally.......Games and Puzzles

Staff would like to ask if anyone has any unwanted but

complete puzzles or games if they could be sent in for

wet play time activities as we seem to be having quite afew of those lately and it helps to keep the children

busy during the lunch break.

Remember if you like what were doing tell

us and others! If you dont, please help us im-

prove!

School Office; 020 8303 2873

Fax; 020 8298 0286

Email:[email protected]

Were on the web!

www.fronter.com/brampton

www.brampton.bexley.sch.uk

RJ Sahil Chowdhury

RJ Amrit Minhas

RJShyanne Lorde-Perry

2EWPavleen Bajwa (Bronze)

2EWRohan Shokar

2EWDylan Bhambra

2EWJames Brooks

2EWHenry Gilson

2EW- WEmily McLagan

2EWJessica McTaggart (Gold)

2EWHarriet Thomas (Silver)

2EWRicky To (Gold)

2EW Lucy Tolfrey

2EWTejal Vadukul

2EWKatie White (Gold)

2EW Lilly Mulford

2EWSam Thompson (Gold)

2EWCarl Jones (Bronze)

4C Jale Zekioglu (Super gold)

4P Claire Castle (Silver)

4P Harry Abbott4P Jack Bruce

4PAnousha Vadukul x 2

(Platinum)

4P Henry Rogers (Platinum)

4P Isabelle Taylor x 2

4PArchie Hancock-Mantle

(Gold)

4P Thomas Hall

4P Gabrielle Foster

4PZara Matharoo

5MNicole Hogben (Super Gold)

5M Brook Southgate

5M Caitlyn Morris (Platinum)

5M Grace Buttle (Platinum)

5M Holly Tanner (Platinum)

5M Michael Eonwunzo (Super

Gold)

5M Mark Hawes

6B Bradley Masters x 2

6B Michael Alabi

6B Sezer Djouma

6B Simran Uppal

Unfortunately there is not

enough space to mention the

childrens achievements herebut if you are interested to see

your childs mention the book is

usually kept in the officeso

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 25.6.11

RB: 94%

RJ: 99.3%

1B: 99%

1BA: 96%

2H: 98.7%2EW: 100%

3W: 98%

3WH: 94%

4P: 97.3%

4C: 97.3%

5S: 92.8%

5M: 96.8%

6B: 98.7%

6C: 100%

Well done to 2EW & 6C & the

other classes above96.1%

Our School Total was 97.3%!

Raffle Prize Winners

The winners in this weeks draw for

tea with Miss Fisher were RowanBulpitt in 1BA, Joshua Lucas in RB,

Brook Southgate in 5M and Rahat

Chowdhury in 6C.

Well done to them for showing the

appropriate behaviour.

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