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Supporting the children of Wideopen to be amazed, be original, be brave and be bold.
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Mrs Ele Dobson- Headteacher
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The Big Ask...
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Within our 'be bold' value we are teaching children to stand up, to have a voice and to be heard; to exercise their democratic rights.
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Next week, we'll be asking all the children at Greenfields to take part in 'The Big Ask'; this is the largest ever survey of children and young people in England by the Commissioner for Children. The information is going to be used to show the government what children think, and what children need to live happier lives.
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Why children should take part
This is your child's chance to have their say on the things that matter to them. You can review the questions by going to:
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www.childrenscommissioner.gov.uk/thebigask
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There is also a survey for parents and carers so that you can have your voice heard too.
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...we're all capable of changing a situation!
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The Big Pedal
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Well done to all of our children and families who made the extra special effort this week to walk, cycle or scoot to school this week. Look at the lovely view at the back of our school which you would have seen on Thursday. We hope that it has inspired you to ditch the car and get active in the morning to help wake up your body and your brain.
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Over the course of this week we've completed a massive...
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1455 journeys this week!
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Wideopen Junior FC has just been recognised as a Wildcat Centre! Well done Wideopen FC!
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Starting this week, Friday 23rd April, there will be some specialist girls football sessions on a Friday evening.
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S If you would like to find out how you can get involved, please see their twitter page @WideopenW for more details.
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Thank you for all of your comments and ideas in response to our questionnaire about extra-curricular activities at school. We have collated the responses and look forward to being able to share with you details of some exciting opportunities for the children and Greenfields soon!
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This week has seen the first of Greg's bootcamps for the Wideopen community, parents (and a few brave staff!) If you would like to join him you can get in touch with Greg via Facebook:
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Greg Williamson Personal Training
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£4 - parents/carers single session
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£50 - 4 weeks of unlimited classes and priority booking
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£40 - parents/carers unlimited classes and priority booking
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Class session times: Tuesday 18:15 - 45 min
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EYFS
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Take a look at the lovely learning by our Muddy Bairns and our Reception children this week.
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Ready for the World Awards
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This week we say a very big well done to the following children who have earned themselves a Ready for the World award.
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The children who gain these awards have demonstrated outstanding learning behaviours.
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Rosie in Reception for ~ be bold ~ in science
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Savannah in Reception for ~ be bold ~ in science
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Cole in Reception for ~ be bold ~ in science
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Kacey in Reception for ~ be bold ~ in science
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Chloe in Year 1 for ~ be bold ~ in art Zack in Year 1 for ~ be bold ~ in art Rubi in Year 1 for ~ be bold ~ in art
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Polly in Year 1 for ~ be bold ~ in art
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Ronnie in Year 1 for ~ be bold ~ in art
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Stela in Year 2 for ~ be bold ~ in English
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Mark in Year 6 for ~ be bold ~ in Maths
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Kaiser in Year 5 for ~ be brave ~ in Maths
Congratulations! We are very proud of you!
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...be bold...
As part of our 'be bold' value, we are teaching children that 'they are capable of changing a situation.'
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Can you tell us about an issue important to you that you want us to take notice of.
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GreenfieldsCps - Instagram
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Greenfields Community Primary - Facebook
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~ you are capable of changing a situation... become the explorer of tomorrow ~
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Reading recommendation
A wonderful anthology of eight stories addressing children's rights and sustainable development, written by child authors from all around the world and produced in conjunction with UNESCO's Voices of Future Generations initiative.
UNESCO's Voices of Future Generations initiative works to empower children all around the world. The stories in this book are written by children aged between 8 and 12 from every corner of the globe
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PE uniform
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Please don't forget that for PE, our school uniform is a white unbranded t-shirt and blue/black shorts or tracksuit trousers which are unbranded.
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Football strips are not permitted.
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Thank you for your support.
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After the very challenging 12 months we all have faced, I know some families may be looking ahead and thinking about holidays for the future- please see the school calendar with term dates for the academic year 2021/22. Please note the training days when school will be closed to children. We are respectfully requesting families not to book holidays during term time- they will not be authorised. I am sure that you would agree with me; it is really very important that your children are in school for the whole of the year.
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Request!
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If any of our families have any old android phones that they have finished with, which may be lurking in a drawer, we would love you to donate them to us for our Year 4 computing learning all about data loggers. Any phones donated will be wiped of data so that they are safe for the children to use.
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New School uniform
You will of course all remember that in September, with the help of the children, we changed our school logo and values statements.
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I know that many parents have already started to think about next school year. Over the course of the next few weeks we will be bringing you some information about our new uniform for September. We hope that the changes we are bringing will make uniform much more affordable and readily available to all of our families.
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In the meantime, if your child has out grown their green sweatshirt, please do not replace it; please do contact us as we have some that you can use. Alternatively, if you would like to buy a sweatshirt, we are asking parents to replace with a plain NAVY sweatshirt or cardigan.
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Currently, Asda is stocking blue sweatshirts- 2 sweatshirts for £5.
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REMINDERS
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Drop off and collection times - please make sure that you are keeping to your bubble stagger time for collection and drop offs.
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Year 6, 5, 4 and Reception 8:45am - 3:05pm
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The 50p breakfast club begins at 8:15am- we will take children up until 8:30am, when the doors will be closed.
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Late collection of children - please make sure that you are on time to collect our children at the end of the day. We have no facility to put your child into our out of hours provision at the moment due to current restrictions around bubble groups.
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Contacting school - Please don't forget, there are lots of ways you can get in contact with school. Email is often the best and quicked way to resolve your query. We're here to help!
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Headteacher's blog can be found here
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Follow us!
Each class has its own twitter account where you will find regular updates about your child's classwork.
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