Moulton Suffolk
Moulton Village School
Moulton Pre-School
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Baked Sausage with Gravy or Veggie Sausage with Yorkshire Pudding & Gravy or Cook’s Choice – Jacket Potato with Cheese. * Creamed Potatoes, * Home Baked Bread, Fresh Seasonal Vegetables, Fresh Salad Choice. * Fruity Flapjack & Custard. |
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* Pizza Wedge or * Cheese & Coleslaw Plait (v) or Cook’s Choice – Ham & Salad Baguette. * Saute Potatoes, * Home Baked Bread, Green Beans, Carrots, Fresh Salad Choice. * Fruit Crumble & Custard. |
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Roast Pork, Stuffing & Gravy or Sausage Roll or Cook’s Choice – Tuna & Sweetcorn Filled Jacket Potato. Roast Potatoes, * Home Baked Bread, Fresh Seasonal Vegetables, Fresh Salad Selection. Fruit Ice Smoothie. |
Thur Sports Day
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* Home Made Quiche, Filled Bridge Roll, Carrot & Cucumber Sticks, Fruity Coleslaw. Carrot & Orange Cake. Carton of Fruit Juice. |
Fri Hot Picnic Lunch
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Oven Baked Fish or * Cheese & Tomato Wrap. Chipped Potatoes, Cucumber & Celery Sticks. Fruit Muffin. |
Dinners £1.80 per day or £9 per week. Please send money in a well-sealed, clearly named envelope on Monday morning. Thank you! |
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NEWSLETTER 37 3 July 2008
Book Fair
Thanks to you all for supporting us by coming to the Book Fair! £638 of books were sold and the school gets £383 worth of books free! Brilliant!
Sports Day - Next Thursday AM
Parents and siblings – please complete your form to order your picnic lunch. Remember – No Ticket, No Lunch!
MUSIC SCHOOL CONCERT
Bury Corn Exchange – Saturday 5 July 10 am - midday If you’re in Bury on Saturday give yourselves a treat by going to this informal concert at the Corn Exchange. The Bury Music School are staging a ‘drop-in’ concert that will include the junior choir, junior band and string orchestra. Some of our Moulton children will be making star appearances at this event - Rory Bates, Lily Bravery, Elizabeth Romaniuk, Georgia Mills and Jack Steer.
Refreshments available too – what more could you ask for?
Would You Like to Win a 12ft Swimming Pool?
Buy draw tickets from Louise Stokes (01638 751487) £1 a strip. Draw will take place on Saturday 19 July. In aid of Moulton Pre School.
Also in aid of Moulton Pre School…
Thro’ the Decades Disco at Moulton Village Hall on Saturday 19 July 7.30 – 11.30 pm. Dance your way through the 60’s and 70’s. £10 a ticket to include a Fish and Chip supper. Bring your own drink and dancing shoes! Tickets available from Moulton Village Shop or call 01638 552058.
Sponsored Bike Ride
Our intrepid cyclists have now recovered from their ordeal on 8 June, but now is the really difficult bit – getting the sponsor money in! Loads of you have already sent in your money – thank you! – but if you haven’t please let us have it as soon as possible. Thanks again!!!
Events Coming Up
Thursday 10 July morning – SPORTS DAY Letters have gone out – please complete and return as soon as Possible.
Friday 11 July – Years 3 & 4 – Tour of Moulton Village + Picnic
Wednesday 16 July – Year 4 Thetford High Lodge Bike Hike
Thursday 17 July – Leavers Invitation lunch – Year 4 Parents invited to lunch.
Friday 18 July – Leavers Assembly. Last day of Term.
Summer Term ends Friday 18 July
Please note that Reception children will be finishing at 1 pm on the last day of term.
2008 – 2009 Academic Year
Autumn Term 2008 Begins: Tuesday 2 September
Half-Term: week commencing Monday 27 October
PD day: Friday 3 October – (no children in school)
Autumn Term ends: Friday 19 December
Spring Term 2009 Begins: Tuesday 6 January
Half-Term: week commencing Monday 16 February
Spring Term end: Friday 3 April
Summer Term 2009 Begins:Monday 20 April
Half-Term: week commencing Monday 25 May
Summer Term ends: Thursday 16 July
HEALTH MATTERS
Threadworm. As a matter of hygiene, that we at Moulton School take very seriously, please encourage your child to wash their hands thoroughly after going to the toilet. We have had a few cases of threadworm in the school recently. If your child is suffering from this unpleasant condition there is no need for him/her to be kept at home. For information about treatment please see the following link to nhs direct - http://www.nhsdirect.nhs.uk/articles/article.aspx?articleId=362
Administering of Medicines in School
Statutory guidance confirms that it is the responsibility of parents to administer medicines. Very few courses of medication are likely to be required to be taken during school hours. Doctors will normally prescribe medication that can be administered out of school hours. Routine administration of medicines is therefore not the responsibility of the school or teachers. There are medications such as inhalers or emergency treatments for allergies for which special arrangements can be made in consultation with the Mr Englebright.
Norovirus – Stomach Bugs
If your child becomes ill, they should be kept at home for 48 hours after the symptoms have ceased, to avoid the bug being passed on to others at school. This is in light of the current outbreak of this contagious infection. For further information see the Health Protection Agency website - http://www.hpa.org.uk/infections/topics_AZ/norovirus/faq.htm
SEVERE WEATHER CONDITIONS
In the event of school closure due to severe weather conditions:- I shall make a decision by about 6.30 am so that local radio stations can pass on this information in good time. We include radio station information below. Never take the risk in severe weather conditions that the school might be open and try to get to school. Better to be safe and stay at home.
Radio Station |
Frequencies |
Closed School Broadcast Times |
BBC Radio Suffolk |
95.5/95.9/103.9/104.6FM |
10 mins past the hour, 20 mins to the hour |
SGR FM |
97.1/96.4FM |
After the news on the hour and on the half hour/ |