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Newsletter: June 2018

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Dear Parents and Carers,

With only a few weeks to go until the end of the academic year, it’s hard to believe that yet another academic year is drawing to a close. Sadly, there are a number of staff members that we will be saying goodbye to at the end of this term.

In the newsletter last month, I shared that Miss Ilsley would be leaving us at the end of term as she has secured a new post working in the Middle East.

Mr Loft, who has only been with us for 2 terms, is also on the move as he relocates to West London. He arrived from Australia in December 2017, to replace Mr Simmonds, to fill a 2 term contract with us. He has worked hard as a member of the Year 3 team, getting to grips with the oddities of British education system. We wish him the best of luck upon taking up his new role in West London.

Mrs Webb, who has been with the school for 16 years has decided to take early retirement. She has crisscrossed key stages during her time at Chadwell, having a significant impact on learning. She has also led on the development of Computing across the school, supported students who have been on placement mentored staff new to the school. Her departure will leave a huge hole in the fabric of the school but we would like to wish her the best of luck on her new adventure.

Mrs Rhodes, who has been with the school for 10 years has also decided to take early retirement after 35 years of service. During her time at Chadwell, she has raised standards in Year 6, supported the development of early intervention, worked with parents and members of the local community to foster community cohesion and led the induction programme for staff new to teaching. More recently, she has taken up the challenge of returning to full time class teaching and has been raising standards in Year 4. We wish her the best of luck in all the other ventures she will have time to pursue.

Mrs Lennard has been at Chadwell for 17 years. For the majority of this time she has been in Year 6. Her great sense of humour has been appreciated by staff and pupils alike. She has worn many hats, staff governor and maths lead are just a few. She has been the backbone of Year 6 for many years and her decision to retire hasn’t been an easy one. Her humour will certainly be missed but hopefully she will pop back to say hi and gloat about the joys of being re-tired.

In the next few weeks, children will find out who their new class teacher will be in September. I’m pleased to say that we are fully staffed and look forward to welcoming new staff in September. Next week is Exhibition Evening; this is an opportunity for you to come into school and view your child’s work. We look forward to welcoming many of you next week.

Regards, Mr L Walker

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Exhibition Evening Don’t forget to join us for Exhibition Evening:

Date: Thursday 5th July

Time: 5—7pm

Meet the New SENCO

On Friday 6th July we will be

holding a coffee morning

which our new SENCO Ms

Labuschagne will be

attending.

This will be a great

opportunity for many of you

to meet her prior to her

starting in September.

Please feel free to drop into

school anytime between

9.15-11.00am.

Class swap!

On Thursday 12th July, children will

be moving up class to meet their

new class teachers!

A text message will be sent home to

parents informing you of who your

child’s class teacher will be for the

academic year 2018/19!

Last day of Term…

A reminder that the

last day of term is

on Friday 20th July

at 1.30pm

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Farewells... Dear Parents,

Many of you will be aware that I will be leaving Chadwell at the end of term. I have often been

referred to as a ‘boomerang’ teacher as I’ve been working at Chadwell on and off for a total of 7 years!

The staff and children here are wonderful, they are a real asset and the main reason why I kept return-

ing!

During my time at Chadwell I have taught in Reception, Year 1 and Year 2. In recent years I have been

the SENCO and Acting Assistant Headteacher for the school. I have also been a member of the

Governing Body since October 2016. I have thoroughly enjoyed working at Chadwell and establishing

such great relationships with many of you. Although I’m sad to say goodbye (for the third time!!) I am

very excited to take on a new role of Deputy Head of Foundation Stage at an international school in

Abu Dhabi.

I am very pleased to inform you that Ms Antoinette Labuschagne will be taking over my role of

Assistant Headteacher (with responsibilities for Inclusion and SEN) in September.

She is currently already doing the job and works in a local primary school in Redbridge, so be rest

assured that she is experienced and fully aware of the systems and processes within Redbridge. I am

confident that the school will be in very safe hands!

Meet the New SENCO

On Friday 6th July we will be holding a coffee morning which Ms Labuschagne will be attending. This

will be a great opportunity for many of you to meet her prior to her starting in September. Please feel

free to drop into school anytime between 9.15-11.00 am. It would be lovely to see as many of you as

possible.

Miss Ilsley

I have been working at Chadwell for nearly eleven years now, but it’s gone really quickly as it’s been so

busy and interesting! I’ve met some lovely people here - colleagues and pupils; and I feel like I’ve learnt

as much as I’ve taught!

After very many years of teaching in East London primary schools, I’ve decided it’s time to have a

change and try different horizons.

I’m sure I’ll come back here sometimes though, as I’d miss it if I didn’t.

I wish everyone here all the very best for the future. Particularly all the staff who are leaving; and to all

the Year 6 children – good luck! You are lucky to have been here.

Best wishes, from Mrs Rhodes

Chadwell Primary School would also like to say thank and wish, Mrs Lennard,

Mrs Webb & Mr Loft for all the best with their future endeavours!

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Congratulations to all these children who have won prizes for their excellent re-views on the Reading Cloud website:

http://www.chadwellprimaryschool.co.uk/Reading-Matters.html

£10 Book Tokens to:

Muhammed Ahmed - 4 Turing - for his reviews of Excellent Excuses, How to Train your Dragon

Haroon Naeem - 4 Franklin - The Outlaw Varjak Paw, Convol the Cold-Blooded

Brute, Claw the Giant Monkey

Beatrice Ababio - 5 Luther King - The Boy in the Girls' Bathroom, My Headteacher is a Vampire Rat

Edmund Krastenberg - 5 Luther King - The Boy in the Girls' Bathroom, Harry

Potter and the Goblet of Fire

Valerie Muturi - 5 Gandhi - Diana, Princess Of Wales; First Term at Malory Tow-ers; The Family at Red Roofs

Additionally these pupils have won runner-up prizes of 5 DOJO POINTS for their

very good reviews. Well done!

Umar Saffyan-Ali - 3 Morris Simran Padam - 3 Hepworth

Angad Singh - 4 Franklin Caleb Sindhar - 4 Turing Krish Kumar - 4 Hawking

Maisha Begum - 5 Luther King Samantha Egot - 5 Luther King

Michelle Egot - 5 Gandhi Iulia Nanu - 5 Luther King

Camren Terrelonge - 5 Malala Edmund Krastenberg - 5 Luther King

Mohmed Abdelgayoum - 5 Luther King

Don't forget to log in to the Reading Cloud and review your book to have a

chance of winning a prize!

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World Cup Match Reports

Calling all budding reporters we need you!

As you may have noticed, the World Cup is not in full

swing and dozens of matches have already been

played. As aforementioned a couple weeks ago, we are

asking children in KS2 to write match reports for any

games they watch (especially the England ones).

The match reports can be hand written on typed up.

Chosen match reports will be stuck up outside of Mrs

Smith and Miss O’Kane’s office.

The match report should include: the participating

teams, the score, the location and attendance, key

events such as goals, missed chances and bookings.

I have attached two examples of match reports on the

next pages as a model for children to work from.

Regards

Mr Halilaj

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Match Report By 5 Malala

Thursday 21st June 2018

Nizhny Novgorod Stadium

Arg ina 0-3 Croatia In this Group D encounter between two heavyweights of

world football, Croatia absolutely destroyed the former

world cup finalists Argentina.

The first half was a cagey affair with neither side managing

to hit the back of the net. The first goal was scored by the

Croatian number 18 Rebic in the 53rd

minute of the game.

Croatia doubled their lead thanks to a brilliant individual

goal by their inspirational captain Luka Modric (The Real

Madrid midfield maestro)

The game was sealed for the Croatians in the 91st minute

by Barcelona’s Ivan Rakitic, who scored a simple tap in.

This result leaves Argentina (and Lionel Messi) close to

exiting the world cup and the group stage. However, Croatia

are now through to the last 16 and look set to progress

further.

Example Match Reports...

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Spain 3 – 3Portugal 7:00 pm, 15th June, Friday

Fisht Olympic stadium [Att: 43866]

Spain, who lost their manager Julen Lopetegui on the eve of the tournament, were seemingly heading towards victory after coming

from behind twice to lead 3-2 with just minutes remaining, but Ronaldo, who became the first player to score in eight consecutive major tournaments, denied them right at the death on Friday night.

Earlier, the Real Madrid forward opened his Russia 2018 account from the penalty spot in the fourth minute before Diego Costa

fired Spain level in the 24th minute.

Cristiano Ronaldo's first World Cup hat-trick helped Portugal to a 3-3 draw with Spain. Cristiano Ronaldo scored a dramatic late free-

kick to complete his first World Cup hat-trick and rescue a point for Portugal after a thrilling 3-3 draw against Spain in Sochi.

By: Camren, Nabeel, and Axel.

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Dress down day for the Summer Fair

On Monday 2nd of July the PTA will be holding a non uniform day for

the children. Children are asked to wear their summer outfits in prep-

aration for the summer fair (Friday 6th July, 4-6pm). Children are

asked to bring in food donations if they choose to wear non uniform

for the day. Please see the list below for what your child/children will

need to bring in depending on which year group they are in. PTA

members will be present at the school gates on the morning of the

dress down day to collect all of you kind donations.

Nursery/reception - crisps

Years 1 and 2 - cakes

Years 3 & 4 - biscuits

Years 5 & 6 - drinks

Please do not send in any homemade items and please ensure all

items have not expired, thank you.

Raffle

From Monday 2nd of July the PTA will be selling tickets for the

Summer Fair raffle.

Tickets will be £1 for a strip of 4 tickets and will be on sale in the

school playground during the afternoon pickup. Please see prizes

below:

Amazon fire tablet - Kidspace pass for a family of 4 - £30 Tesco

voucher - A Melih Special meal from Melih BBQ - New baby boy set -

Glitter Candle set - A cut a blow dry from Liannes - A girls bicycle

helmet - Disney cars art set - Eyebrow threading

Chadwell Primary PTA

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94.3994.38

94.13

R Andreae R Carle R Donaldson

94.18

94.67

95.8295.95

96.92

96.69

1 Cousteau 1 Johnson 1 Shackleton 2 Bell 2 Dyson 2 Jackson

95.97

95.52

96.40

96.00

97.05

96.30

3 Banksy 3 Hepworth 3 Morris 4 Franklin 4 Hawking 4 Turing

95.90

97.45

96.43

96.05

96.83

5 Gandhi 5 LutherKing

5 Malala 6 Mozart 6 Simone

Attendance - School 95.86%

Early Years

Well done

Andreae Class!

Upper KS2

Well done Luther

King Class!

Lower KS2

Well done Hawking

Class!

KS1

Well done

Bell Class !

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Gold Children

WELL DONE to our “Gold Stars” who achieved the highest behaviour award

NAM- Ryan Kruszyna

NPM- Zainab Choudhury

R. Andreae- Eduard Ciornei, Isaiah Mbila Kianzambi

R. Carle- Shanaya Butter, Esi Hamilton, Mia Grace Mbi-Coyston, Aman Mann

R. Donaldson- Anas Rasool, Laxmi Saujani, Sataj Gill

1. Cousteau- Kirsty Ampaabeng, Sara Yasmin

1. Johnson- Aryaan Araf, Maryam Ali, Sia Nassa, Eisha Mosuela, Vaniza Dar

1. Shackleton- Hamza Khan, Rishab Shukla, Angeli Garr, Sharanya Potttigari, Safwan Hussain, Shafee

Uddin

2. Bell- George Kelly, Mariah Martin, Rana Naeem

2. Dyson- Mustafa Rashib, David Orlinou, Maria Choudhury

2. Jackson- Nithin Kunaselan, Osman Mutlu, Fajar Abid, Tanmayi Belide, Fajar Abid, Tasnim Alom

3. Bansky- Farhan Mohammed, Shaan Rai

3. Morris- Mujtafa Rashid, Ismail Butt

4. Franklin- Jeevan Rai, Lonti Azimi, Steven Abraham, Yuvraj Gosal

5. Gandhi- Adina Halaoui, Cai Hughes, Yamur Demirci, Ratul Sheikh, Zayan Ali

5. King- Beauxyeux Kejem, Bhumi Parmer

5. Malala- Fazeel Bukhari

6. Simone- Maha Khan, Damilola Sadiq, Jeevan Ubhi

WELL DONE to our ‘Head Table’ children

Andreae – Yumma, Imran / Donaldson- Orlane, Anaaya, Abihu / Carle- Amarah, Aaliyah

Cousteau-Rhys / Johnson-Basil / Shackleton-Saniye

Bell-Kai, Tommy, George, Kian / Jackson-Kairon

Banksy-Raunak / Hepworth-Srinidhi

Franklin-Lonti, Haroom, Samara / Hawking-Melek / Turing- Aaban

Gandhi-Zaahira, Oriana / L King-Hajra / Malala-Larisa, Hamna, Fizza

Mozart- Raul

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Free School Meal (FSM)

Are you entitled to Free School Meals ?

Universal Free School Meals are given to all children in

Reception, Year 1 and Year 2 only!

If you are in receipt of any benefits, please speak to

Mrs Hunjan who can make an application on your behalf!

The cost for school dinners for years 3 - 6 is £2 per day, paid in

advance online.

(Those with a joint family income over £16,190 or receiving Working

Tax Credits are not eligible for free school meals.)

Overall Lates 0.62

R Andreae 0.45

R Carle 1.11

R Donaldson 0.86

1 Cousteau 0.69

1 Johnson 0.86

1 Shackleton 0.31

2 Bell 1.06

2 Dyson 0.32

2 Jackson 0.29

3 Banksy 0.53

3 Hepworth 0.57

3 Morris 0.33

4 Franklin 0.14

4 Hawking 0.45

4 Turing 1.00

5 Gandhi 1.25

5 Luther King 0.70

5 Malala 0.80

6 Mozart 0.21

6 Simone 0.46

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Order your School Uniform with Tesco

School Uniform for Chadwell Primary School is sold online through

Tesco Direct. To purchase logoed items, please use the direct link for

our school page in red below.

http://www.tesco.com/direct/ueslink/18301.school

How to order

It’s easy to shop online with the Uniform Embroidery Service

from F&F.

1. Go to tesco.com/ues or tesco.com/direct/

ueslink/18301.school

2. Select your school from the list and you’ll see all the

customised items you can buy.

3. Choose the quantity and sizes you’d like, then add them to

your basket.

4. Pay easily with a debit or credit card at the checkout.

5. Your embroidered items will be delivered within 28 days

(14 days if ordered between November - May).

You can also browse our full range of non-embroidered uni-

form and clothing all year round at: www.clothingattesco.com

With the new academic year approaching,

don’t forget to order your child’s school

uniform through Tesco Direct

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Key Dates & Information

Monday 2nd July Swimming Lessons Year 5

PTA: Dress down day

Wednesday 4th July Independence Day Special Lunch Menu

Thursday 5th July Exhibition Evening: 5—7pm

Friday 6th July PTA Summer Fair: 4 - 6pm

Monday 9th July Swimming Lessons Year 5

Tuesday 10th July School Trip: Brilliant Club Graduation

Cambridge University (Year 5)

Thursday 12th July Morning Class Swap

Reports sent home to parents

Friday 13th July Year 6 Activity Day

Year 6 Prom Night

Monday 16th July Swimming Lessons Year 5

Talent Show Year 3&4: Pupils only

Tuesday 17th July Talent Show Year 5&6: Pupils only

Wednesday 18th July Year 6 Leavers Assembly: PM

Thursday 19th July School Trip: Fairlop (Year 6)

Friday 20th July Last Day of Term: 1.30pm finish

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AUTUMN TERM 2018 Staff training day Tuesday 4th September 2018

School CLOSED to Children

Staff training day Friday 21st September 2018

School CLOSED to Children

Term Starts for Children

Wednesday 5th September to Friday 19th October 2018

Half-Term Holidays

Monday 22nd October - Friday 26th October 2018

Term Starts for Children

Monday 29th October to Friday 21st December 2018

Pupil Progress Meetings – Half-day for children

(1.30pm finish)

Thursday 1st November 2018

Christmas Holidays

Monday 24th December – Monday 7th January 2019

2018/2019 SCHOOL TERM AND HOLIDAY DATES