newsletter autumn14 2011

8/3/2019 Newsletter Autumn14 2011

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Helping children be the best they can beDear Parents, Governors and Children,

OUR NEXT HOLIDAYOur next holiday is Christmas, and school will

close at 3.30 p.m. onFriday 16th December. We will re-open at 8.45 a.m. on Tuesday 3rd January.

WELL DONEWell Done to Sofia Vasconcelos who graduated on Wednesday to Purple Belt in Tae Kwon DoWell Done to Caitlin Russell who has passed her Sta Level 4 in swimming

Well Done to Emily Russell who has passed her Sta Level 3 in swimming and achieving her 5metres swimming badge.Well Done to Keira Parkin who has passed her ASA Swimming Stage 2Well Done to Cole Underwood and Lewis Yates for achieving their Orange belt in Martial Arts

CHRISTMAS IN POLANDCzesc Jestesmy czterema dziewczynami I mamy na imie Kinga , Roksana , Weronika IDaria. To jest nasz drugi wpis o tym jak w Polsce swietuje sie Boze Narodzenie. W Polsceswientujemy wigilie 24 grudnia.Gdy pierwsza gwiazdka jest na niebie jest czas na kolacjewigilijna. Tradycja jest taka ze powinno byc jedno kszeslo wolne przy stole dlaniespodzewanego goscia. Najpierw dzielimy sie oplatkiem i skladamy zyczenia. A potemsiadamy do stolu. Tradycia jet taka ze jest 12 roznych potraw na stole jak barszcz

czerwony, zupa grzybowa, karp, pierogi z grzybami i z kapustom, kompot z suszu i makowiec. Po kolacjikazdy dostaje prezeny ktore sa ukryte pod chonka. Mikolaj zostawia je tam w Wigilie kiedy nikt nie patrzy.Niektorzy ludzie czekaja do polnocy zeby pojsc do kosciola na pasterke. W dzien Bozego Narodzeniaodwiedzamy rodzine i spedzamy razem milo czas.

Hi! We are four girls called Kinga, Roksana, Weronika and Daria and every week we will make a diary entryfor the Newsletter in English and Polish. This week we are going to tell you how people in Poland spendtheir Christmas. In Poland we start celebrating on Christmas Eve on 24 December. When the first starappears in the sky it is time for supper. The tradition is there should be one spare chair at the table for anunexpected guest. The first thing we do is to share a thin wafer wishing all the best to each other. Then it istime to eat supper. Traditionally there are twelve different kinds of dishes including beetroot soup,mushroom soup, carp, dumplings with mushrooms and sourkraut, dried fruit compote and poppy seed cake.After the supper everyone gets presents which are hidden under the Christmas tree. Santa leaves them onChristmas Eve when nobody is looking. Some people wait until midnight to go to church for the midnightMass. On Christmas Day we visit our family and have a good time together.

BREAKFAST CLUB RE-OPENS MONDAY 9TH JANUARYBreakfast Club will re-start on Monday 9th January (the second week back afterChristmas). We thought you would appreciate as much notice as possible in case thischange affects your childcare arrangements.

RECEPTION NATIVITY IN DONCASTER FREE PRESS

We are pleased to let you know that the photograph of our Wriggly Nativity productionis included in this weeks edition of Doncaster Free Press.


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CROSSING LITTLEMOOR LANE AND PARKINGWe now have a new Crossing Patrol Warden, so please impress on your children that theyshould use the warden when they try to cross the road. Again we are asking that you parksensitively when you bring and collect your children, bearing in mind not blocking our

neighbours drives or double parking and causing problems for childrentrying to cross the roads. Additionally, please do not park ON the

pavement, as buggies and wheelchairs need the space on the footpath,as well as it being dangerous for children if you try to drive on the path. Thank youfor your co-operation.

UPDATE TO EMERGENCY NUMBERSWe are experiencing difficulties at the moment contacting parents when their child is ill, or leftbehind from an after-school club or activity. Please make sure, if you change your mobile number,or even move house, that you let school know. Thank you.

CONTRIBUTIONS TO OUR NEWSLETTER

We are encouraging the children to contribute to our weekly newsletter withstories, pictures and items of interest they have done in the classroom ouroutside school. The contributions this week are from Year 3, Violet &Ruby classes. Look out for more class contributions in the comingweeks

THANK YOU AND MERRY CHRISTMASWe would like to wish all Parents, Governors and Children a very happy holiday. Manythanks to all those who have supported us in many and various ways this year,

fundraising, attending meetings, sending in all the bits and pieces we request over theterm. Your children value your involvement in their education as do we, and we hopewe can continue this relationship into the New Year. On behalf of the staff, we wouldlike to wish you all a good Christmas break and may you all have a prosperous NewYear. We look forward to seeing you all back on Tuesday 3rd January.


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By D

Liver

Your liver is the largest organ it

weighs about 1.5kg. Your liver

cleans your blood and plays on

important part in digestion.

Heart.

Your heart is a powerful

muscle which pumps blood

around your body. How does

your heart beat? The pump

on the right side of the

heart receives blood thathas been pumped around the

body. This blood is dark and

red and has used up most of

its oxygen. An adults heart

beats 70 times a minute.

Body.

The human body has more than

20 internal organs. Vitamin D

helps your body to absorb cal-

cium. Your nervous system

needs nutrients like any other

part of your body you need

meat, fish, fresh and juice

,green vegetables, milk, eggs,

wholegrain cereals. BAD FOOD

are Alcohol, tea and coffee.

Body.

The human body has more than

20 internal organs. Vitamin D

helps your body to absorb cal-

cium. Your nervous system

needs nutrients like any other

part of your body you need

meat, fish, fresh and juice ,


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Teeth.

Different teeth do differ-

ent jobs, front teeth for

cutting and grinding. Ca-

nines are for cutting and

tearing. The back teeth arefor crunching and grinding.

The back teeth are call mo-

lars. Teeth help us to pro-

nounce certain sounds when

we talk.

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Brain.

Oxygen is vital to the brain

because brain cells die if

they are starved of oxygen.

Unlike many cell, they can

never be replaced.

KidneysKidneys clean the blood by fil-

tering waste matter and strain-

ing off any water your body

Lungs.

You have two lungs one in each

side of your chest. When we

breathe air into our lungs, our

bodies take a gas called oxy-

gen. The oxygen passes fromthe lungs into the blood and is

then carried around the body.

The lungs allow our body to

take in fresh air and get rid

of stale air.


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Lungs

heart

Your heartbeats around

100,000 times

per day and

night.

Kidneys

Liver

Ear

Stomach

Large Intestine

Small intestine

The brain is the

boss of your

body

Your lungs take

oxygen from the air

when we breathe to

hel us live.

This is your heart

An adult has 32

teeth, 4 of them

are wisdom teeth.

A child has 28 teeth,

these are called the

bab teeth.

One of themain jobs of

the kidneys is

to filter the

waste out of

You have four

different valves that

control the flow of

your blood.

Your brain

controls

everythingyou do.

Teeth are

covered in a

hard

substancecalled

enamel.

Brain


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A child has 28 teeth.

An adult has 32

teeth, 4 of them

are wisdom

teeth.

Teeth are

covered in

a hard

substance

calledenamel.

Teeth are for

eating and

talking.

Canines are for

ripping and tearing.

Your molars are

for chomping and

rindin .

You need to drink milk

because it strengthens your

teeth

Your teeth helpyou talk


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Your heart

beats around

100,000 times

per day andnight.

This is your heart

You have four

different valves

that control theflow of your

blood.

Your heart is

located a little to

the left in yourchest.


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The brain is

the boss of

your body.

Your brain

controls

everythingou do.

newsletter autumn14 2011

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