As we come to the end of another eventful year, I would like to take the
opportunity to congratulate the following pupils for their various
achievements:
Writers of the week: Fallou Diaby, Muhammad
Rafay, Kishaan Rajoria, Daria Chiriacescu, Haaris Usman, Jamil Rahman, Rayan
Alam, Lukas Kesylis, Rahul Huda, Halima Parkhetiya, Rubina Adam, Yahya Sayed,
Aliyah Hosenally, Parker Samuel, Adwita Gupta, Zayd Muhammad, Aris Saleh,
Abduririzak Mohamed, Fahad Khan, Mansoor Ali, Rianna Barton and Lakshya Anand
Kumar.
‘Mathelete’
Awards were received by: Maleeh Hussain, Zainab Gillani, Inaaya Mughal,
Tashi Syed, Fatima Naweed, Amina Butt, Madiha Yasmin, Mustafa Shah, Nicholas Vatafu, Tehreem Abid, Haajrah Abdulrehman-Harper, Jawaad
Lodhi, Kajus Pilukas, Zain Pervez, Mohammad Sheriff, Gaurav Vara, Warda Noman,
Hajara Rafiq, Maryam Ali, Gursimran Kaur, to Year 4 (Samantha’s set) and to the
whole of Year 3 Green who have made an excellent effort throughout the year!
A Gold Award and a book were received by Yunus Islam, Alveena
Waheed, Muhammad Khuzefa, Ria Bhalla, Leah Ogbechi, Hatifa Fez, Rikhwit Rajan,
Manpreet Multani, Sameera Choudhury and Dharam Singh.
A Merit award was received by Janvi Parekh.
Football Awards were received as
follows:
Players’ Player: Shoaib Ahmed
Top Goal Scorer: Jourdain
Jhagroo-Bryan
Manager’s Player: Zhoobin Abbas
Most Important Player: Haaris
Rafiq
Speedstack awards were received by Jack
Bowen and Aileen Parviz.
Highest Attending Class For July for KS1 was 2 Red with 97.1% and
for KS2 4 Yellow with 96%.
The Highest Attending Class For The Year was 4 Yellow with 96.3%.
100% Attendance certificates were awarded to Kerathan Sajinan, Alvina Farrukh, Aris Saleh,
Rhea Patel, Lakshidhar Brahma, Gavin Molokwu, Amandeep Dhiraj, Stefan Benjamin,
Daren Sungalee, Omshiv Thakeria, Gursimran Kaur, Mahena Kadimba, Kushmeet Roopra, Maya Parzysz, Sai Gadhvi and Sharufa
Musuyi.
A
Special Award was received by Rajdeep Shokar.
Well done to all of you! J
·
To
continue our work on raising achievement of children at all levels of
ability through personalising
their learning to meet individual needs.
·
To
raise awareness of how children can manage their own safety both within school
and outside.
·
To
continue to raise the profile of the school by sharing its successes within
Redbridge.
·
To
ensure that all stakeholders adhere to our school values and contribute towards
the school’s aim in achieving its goals.
·
To
improve attendance.
Although
we have had some challenges this year, we have made improvements in the
following areas:
·
The
progress of our pupils is the best we have ever had across the school.
·
The
fantastic events jointly organised with the CFA, without whose support we would
not have raised the much needed additional funds.
·
The
exciting trips and school based learning activities to enhance the children
experience.
·
Many great school performances which demonstrate the confidence that
our children are gaining.
·
A stable and committed staff team and governing body.
·
Lastly, but not least, our wonderful children and
parents, who support us in our endeavours.
I truly believe that we are on a journey together to guide and counsel
our children towards successful future lives as responsible citizens.
Arrangements For September I would like to remind you that school begins
on Thursday 5th September for all year groups 1 to 6. Please come to the
playground, where the new teacher will be present to show you where to line up
and collect your children from. Look out for the class names on the window
panels to guide you with this.
Reception and Nursery will start on Monday 9th September, with Reception
being mornings only. They should be taken and collected from the classroom
door.
Attendance Well done to class who 6 Red who achieved 98% attendance! The overall percentage for the
whole school was 93.4%.
Sports Day Reception classes had their
Sports Day last Friday and I am now able to announce the overall winning team—congratulations to Yellow
team!
Glasbury Trip Our Year 6 pupils returned
from Glasbury happy, safe and very
tired. I would take this opportunity
to thank Ian, Sheena, Rachel, Kelly and Harman for looking after them so well.
Redbridge Multi Sports Sessions Vision are running a selection of sporting sessions
during the summer break ranging from football, tennis, cricket and beach
sports. For more information please call 0701 740 4720.
Summer Bike Clubs The London Borough of Redbridge are running a
variety of free summer bike clubs for 8-13 year olds. Children will be expected
to bring their own bikes. The clubs will run from 10am-12pm as follows:
Glade Primary - 6th to 8th
August
South Park Primary - 13th to
15th August
William Torbitt Primary - 20th
to 22nd August
To book your child a place
please log onto www.bikeklubz.org.uk.
I would like to take this
opportunity to thank you all for your continued support of the school and
lovely gifts and good wishes.
I wish you all a great summer!
Dates For Your Diary
24th July Last day of term (Finish at
2pm)
25th July Inset (school closed to
pupils)
Dates for 2013-14 Academic Year
3rd & 4th Sept Inset (school closed to
pupils)
5th Sept School
open for pupils
9th Sept Nursery
& Reception classes start
28th Oct-1st Nov Half term
(school closed)
23rd Dec-3rd Jan ’14 Christmas Break (school closed)
14th February Inset
(school closed to pupils)
17th Feb– 21st Feb Half term (school closed)
7th April-18th April Spring Break
(school closed)
21st April Bank
Holiday (school closed)
5th May Bank
Holiday (school closed)
23rd May Inset
(school closed to pupils)
26th May-30th May Half term (school
closed)
23rd July Inset
(school closed to pupils)
