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Moulton School Newsletter 20 July 2010
End of Term BBQ
Thank you to everyone who came along to support the Friends of Moulton’s Summer BBQ! We had a great evening and raised a clear L850 for Moulton School!!!
Thank You to all who spent their precious time in helping to organise the event, in manning the stalls, running the bar and making salads and deserts. And a specially big THANK YOU to Ian Spinks who not only organised and ran the BBQ itself, but also did the same for the Year 4 Thetford Bike Hike last week. Thank You Very Much Ian!
Year 3 ‘Recycling Olympics ‘Top School in Suffolk’
Pupils from the seven best ‘recycling’ schools took part in this unusual Olympics. Games were played and the prizes were wooden items (pencil sharpeners etc). Moulton were chosen as the Top School in Suffolk for Recycling Knowledge!!! And as a Prize to the school we have been given a lovely picnic bench made out of recycled plastic.
Poems entitled ‘Summer’ – by Year 3…
Summer looks like fresh light sparkly green leaves
Summer is the colour of the blue cloudy sky
Summer smells like cold strawberry ice-cream
Summer tastes like sausages and kebabs laying on the barbecue.
Joel Pank
Summer looks like the cheerful happiness of a fresh start with new friends and faces and places
Summer is the colour of sunset pink in the baby blue sky
And purple roses on the emerald green grass
Summer smells like sweet cherries ripening on the trees as the hot summer goes on
Summer tastes like early evening barbecues with chicken kebabs cooking on the fiery coals.
Lowri Davies
Summer looks like freshly picked daisies and children having fun in the summer sun
Summer is the colour of all the beautiful flowers and the sun that shines above us
Summer smells like freshly cut grass and all the kinds of fruit
Summer tastes like sweet ice-cream and sugared strawberries.
Jude Lyell
Summer looks like beautiful fresh red flowers and cheerful people
Summer is the colour of lovely cold white ice-cream
Summer smells like light green lawned grass in the park
Summer tastes like hot dogs on the beach.
Sam Bates
Summer looks like a beautiful sunset in evening
Summer is the colour of the bright orange hot sun
Summer smells like hot dogs fresh off the barbecue
Summer tastes like freezing cold ice-cream.
Louisa Webb
Year 4 Leavers Lunch – Today
Parents of Year 4 were invited to join us for this lovely roast dinner. Many thanks to Angie, Lynn and Louise for rising to the occasion again. The weather was kind and everyone sat outside and had a relaxing and enjoyable time.
Music at Moulton
Three highly successful and enjoyable years as a partner in the Suffolk Music Services ‘Wider Opportunities’ Scheme came to a conclusion on Friday when Mike Tatt led a celebration concert for our Key Stage 2 Musicians.
Moulton Village Family Fun Day Saturday 24 July
On the Village Green 12 midday – 3 pm
Turn up and have a game of rounders etc…There will also be a Village Treasure Hunt. All welcome. Just bring a picnic.
Have a Great Summer!
See you all on Thursday 2 September.a
Moulton School Events Coming Up
Friday 16 July – Summer BBQ + Stalls (FofM) 6 pm
Tuesday 20 July – Year 4 Leavers Lunch
Wednesday 21 July – Last Day of Term
Year 4 Leavers Assembly 1.45 pm
Year 4 Leavers Pool Party (after school)
Reception Children will be going at 1 pm on this day.
Friday 10 September – Lackford Lakes, Years 3 & 4
Monday 20 September – Lackford Lakes, Years 1 & 2
Wednesday 22 September – Lackford Lakes – Reception Class
Saturday 16 October – Family Photo Shoot
Friday 12 November – Van Cols (Individuals)
Friday 19 November – Colchester Castle – Years 3 & 4
Friday 18 March – West Stow Years 3 & 4
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Menu – September 2 & 3 |
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Thursday |
Roast Beef, Yorkshire Pudding & Gravy or * Tomato & Herb Pasta. Roast Potatoes, Garlic Flat Bread, Fresh Broccoli, Fresh Carrots, Fresh Salad Selection. * Flapjack & Custard. |
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Friday |
Fish Fingers or * Quiche (Veggie). Chips, Herby Wholemeal Roll, Baked Beans, Garden Peas, Fresh Salad Selection. * Apply & Raspberry Danish. |
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* Homemade
Term Dates
Autumn Term 2010 |
Autumn Term 2010: Pupils start Thurs 2 Sept New Reception children start mornings only Thurs 2 Sept – Fri 10 Sept PD day Fri 1 Oct (no children in school)
Half-Term: week commencing Mon 25 Oct (Possible extra PD Day: Monday 1 Nov) tbc
Autumn Term ends: Friday 17 December Spring Term 2011 Spring Term 2011 begins: Wed 5 January Half-Term: week commencing Mon 21 Feb Spring Term ends: Friday 8 April |
Moulton School Calendar for 2010/2011
July |
Wednesday 21 July – Leavers Assembly (1.45 pm) & Last Day of Summer Term - Reception children going home at 1 pm today |
August |
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September |
Thursday 2 September – First Day of Autumn Term Friday 10 September – Lackford Lakes, Years 3 & 4 Monday 20 September – Lackford Lakes, Years 1 & 2 Wednesday 22 September – Lackford Lakes – Reception Class
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October |
Saturday 16 October – Family Photo Shoot |
November |
Friday 12 November - Van Cols Photographers (individual photos) |
December |
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January |
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February |
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March |
Friday 18 March – West Stow Years 3 & 4
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HEALTH MATTERS
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 always make a decision by about 7.00 am so that local radio stations can pass on this information in good time. We include radio station information below.
Updated school information is available by selecting 2 (school information) when dialling the school telephone number (01638 750236)
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 |
Heart Ipswich |
97.1/96.4FM |
After the news on the hour and on the half hour. |
Heart 103 Cambridge |
103FM, AND 97.4 FM in the Newmarket Area |
After the news on the hour and on the half hour |
ALSO SEE www.suffolk.gov.uk & www.bbc.co.uk/suffolk