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School News
Special Lunch Menu Next Week
Next week our kitchen staff are preparing a special ‘Around The World’ menu.
Each day they will prepare a menu from a different country. Every child who eats school dinner on Monday will be given a passport, which will be stamped each day if they eat a school dinner from a different country. Those children who eat school dinners all five days and collect all five passport stamps will be entered into a competition. Just hand your completed passport to the kitchen staff (ensure you have put your name on the passport). There will be a prize for KS1 and a prize for KS2.
The menu will comprise:-
Monday – Italy – Macaroni Cheese or Spaghetti Bolognese, garlic bread, broccoli, carrots. Zeppola (mini doughnut dressed with cream and topped with a cherry)
Tuesday – France – French Bread Pizza with a variety of toppings, french fries, peas & broccoli. Chocolate Crepes
Wednesday – Sweden – Meatballs in a rich gravy or Quorn Balls in tomato sauce with mashed potatoes, rice, green beans & carrots. Raspberry Cheesecake.
Thursday – United Kingdom – Big Breakfast or Vegetarian Breakfast. Shrewsbury Biscuits.
Friday – America – Hot Dogs or Not Dogs with curly fries, beans and sweetcorn. Blueberry Muffins.
World Book Day – Thursday 5th March
To celebrate World Book Day we would like the children to come to school dressed as their favourite book character on Thursday 5th March.
Along with World Book Day we are basing all of our writing for the week around the book ‘The Tunnel’ by Anthony Browne.
Half Term Holidays
We would like to thank all of the children for taking part in our black and white day in support of Shawbury United. It was lovely to see so many children in assembly wearing their colours with pride.
We would like to wish all of our families a lovely relaxing half term.The children have worked extremely hard this half term and deserve a well earned break.
We look forward to seeing you on Monday 24th February.
Reception Vision Screening
The orthoptist will be coming into school on Monday 24th February and Monday 9th March to check the reception children’s vision.
You have already received a letter regarding this, including a form for you to complete if you wish to opt out of this vision screening.
All opt out forms must be in by 9am Monday 24th February.
Clive Cross Country
This years Clive Cross Country will take place on Saturday 28th March.
A letter with full information about this event will be coming home straight after half term.
Lost Scooter
A child in our school has lost their scooter on the village field over the weekend. Please see the poster below. If you can help locate it please contact the number on the poster.
Thanks
Coronavirus Public Information
Please open the link below to read the poster we have been given from the Department of Education
Clubs information after half term
Group 1 has now finished for KS1 Lego, KS2 Lego, KS2 Art and Year 1 & 2 Colouring Club.
Group 2 will commence for all the above clubs first week back after half term.
If your child has put their name down for Cross Country, KS1 Football, KS2 Football, Gymnastics or KS2 Dodgeball they have been given a place. All these clubs start first week back after half term. Please see the registers attached below.
Please note: Cross Country club will run on a Friday lunchtime, not Monday.
We still have places left for the gymnastic club
Gymnastic Club Spring second half term
All ages Cross Country Club register Spring 2020
KS2 Dodgeball Club Spring second half term
Car Parking
School Car park – The school car park is for use by school staff, deliveries and disabled blue badge holders only. We still have several parents using the car park for collection in the afternoon. This is causing issues for people with permission to use the car park and also making the car park very dangerous for both drivers and pedestrians.
Parking – When parking outside the school please be respectful of residents driveways and ensure junctions are clear. We have received another complaint from a neighbour that they have been blocked in their own driveway. The parking around the Glebelands entrance is also causing concern for parents and children as it is very difficult for them to see past the parked vehicles to check the road is clear before they cross.
If you are dropping off or collecting your child in your car, please park at the village hall/field car parks and walk to school along the path.
Thank you for your support.
