Chingford Hall Information

Week Ending: Friday 11th October 2013

going to go over a few ideas that you can use to support your child to progress with their reading. The meeting will take place in the school hall at 3.00 pm.

Lost Property
Its important that your childrens clothing has their name written inside so that it is easy to identify any items they have lost at school. It would be very helpful if you could remind your children to look after their own jumpers and coats. This will help them get into the routine of being responsible for their belongings. We currently have a huge collection of lost property items. Please check the lost property to see if your child has left anything at school. If these items are not collected by the last day of this half term (25th October), they will be donated to charity. Thank you for your help with this. Parent/Carer Meetings We are having a really positive response to our individual parent/carer meetings with class teachers this term. These meetings are having a very positive impact on your childrens learning. Thank you for your continued support.

Curriculum Evening
Our curriculum evening will be on Thursday 17th October from 3.304.15 pm. Find out about the wonderful literacy work that we are doing in each class by spending some time at each class stall. We look forward to seeing you there.

Reception Class: Reading Meeting

On Monday 14th October our Parent/Carers with children in the Reception class ( Kandinsky) are invited to attend a meeting about home reading. At the meeting we are

Malorie Blackman, Martin Luther King and Mo Farah.

Book fair
The Scholastics book fair will be returning to school on Monday 14th October in the school hall at 3.15 pm. Thank you to everyone that bought a book last year as this helped us to buy some wonderful books for the school. Books will also be on sale during our curriculum evening. As part of our celebrations there will be a special school lunch on Wednesday 23rd October. The menu looks appetising. Please inform the school office in advance if you would like for your child to have a school dinner for that day.

Black History Month

Jerk Chicken Macaroni Cheese Jallof Rice Rice and peas Roasted Sweet potatoes Butternut Squash Fried Plantain Dumplings Yam Balls Stir fry Vegetables Sweet corn Carrot Cake and custard Tropical Fruit Salad

To celebrate Black History Month each class are researching the biographies of significant Black Women who have achieved great things. There will be some work on display during our curriculum evening next week. On display in the library, we have some great new biographies of people such as Barack Obama,