B r a m p t o n P r i m a r y S c h o o l Week ending: 24.9.

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S t r i v i n g t o R e a c h t h e B e s t Autumn Term Issue 3

Brampton Bulletin

Inside this week’s issue: NEW SCHOOL WEBSITE LAUNCHED

• New Website We hope you have had a look at our new school website -
• Forthcoming Dates
www.brampton.bexley.sch.uk
• SEAL Home Activities
We are very proud of it and would like to thank especially Miss
• Week 2 Menu
Cross and Mrs Painter for all their hard work outside their
• Harvest Festival
normal teaching timetable in producing the site. There will be
• FOB/Congratulations
more information added so keep it in your favourites!
• Gold Book Entries
• Weekly Attendance
• And finally— Ear-rings

Forthcoming Dates:
Wednesday 29th Sept
KUCH ICT course 9.15
w/b Monday 4th Oct
Y6 visiting secondary
schools
Book Fair
Monday 12th October
Harvest Festival
w/b Monday 18th October Playtime Golden Rules
Film Week We are gentle
w/b Monday 25th October
We are kind and helpful
HALF TERM
Monday 1st November We play well with others
Individual Photographs
We care for our playground
8.00 Y5/6 Judo Club starts
Tuesday 2nd November/ We listen
Wednesday 3rd November We are honest
Parents Evening
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S E AL H O M E A C T I V I T I E S F OR PAR E NT S T O US E - N E W B E GI N NI NG S

• Our Classroom
Ask your child to draw a picture of their classroom
Questions to talk about
Tell me about the classroom.
What do you learn where?
Who sits where?
What is that?
Why is it like that?
What things do you like about your classroom?
Is there anything you don’t like? What?
Are there any differences between how this classroom looks and the classrooms I
worked in as a child?
Was anything different about the things I learned?
• Growing up
Child
Now you are in a new class you should start to do something new to show that you are
getting older. Why not set yourself a new goal or target?
How about one of these things?
• Make my bed.
• Get dressed without help.
• Choose the clothes I wear.
• Help with the cooking.
• Wash up or tidy up.
• Do my homework without having to be told.
My target at home is:
Parent/carer
Now your child is in a new class you might want to set yourself a target.
How about one of these things?
• Read a story with your child at least once a week.
• Help your child spend some time with a friend.
• Take your child to the park.
• Walk your child to or from school.
• Get up nice and early so you don’t have to hurry in the morning.
• Have some time to yourself.
My target is:

Attendance Assembly
We had a special assembly this week from Mr.
LeBas, Bexley’s Attendance and Behaviour officer,
on the importance of attending school everyday.
He also presented some of the certificates
awarded for attendance above 96%.
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SCHOOL M EALS
W EEK BEGINNING - 27 TH S EPTEMBER 2 0 10
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Meat Pork Pattie with Beef Pizza with Roast Beef with Sausage & Mash Jerk Chicken with
Spaghetti Pasta Roast Potatoes & with Onion Gravy Chips
Gravy

Fish or Cajun Fish with Salmon & Lemon Jacket Potato with Homemade Fish
Rice Pasta Beans Cake with Lemon
alternative Mayonnaise

Vegetarian Macaroni Cheese Pizza Margarita Cauliflower & Broc- Piri Piri Vegetables Roasted Vegetable
with Pasta coli Bake with Roast with Rice Penne
Potatoes

Desserts Jam Sponge with Homemade Cookie Chocolate Sponge Iced Sponge Finger Fruit Jelly
custard with Fruit Juice with Chocolate with Fruit Wedges
Sauce

A choice of salads, seasonal vegetables, fresh bread, fresh fruit platter,

fruit yoghurt, milk and drinking water are also available daily.
Peanut Allergies
Please can we remind everyone that we are a ‘Peanut Free’ school in our cooked meals and we ask
parents not to put any nuts or items containing nuts in their child’s packed lunches. Thank you

Harvest Festival
On Tuesday 12th October we will be celebrating our Harvest Festival.
This year we are asking children to donate harvest food both fresh
produce and tins or packets for distribution in our community. We
would like children to bring it in a shoe box or similar container to make
an attractive display on the hall stage for our Harvest Assembly. Unfortunately due to
limited space in the hall we are unable to invite parents to this special assembly.

Memories from School 75th Birthday Events

Congratulations to Reece Peto whose 75th School Birthday Balloon Race card was posted to
us over the holidays. It was found by a farm hand on marshland near Sheriff’s Court Farm,
Minster near Ramsgate. Also many thanks to FOB who this week donated Birthday Bears to
our new children in Reception.

Congratulations
Well done to Isabelle Taylor in 4P who just received the results for the dance exams she
took in the summer. For I.S.T.D. Tap she got 98% (A) and I.S.T.D. Modern she got 90% (A).
The modern result was in fact the highest mark for modern dance achieved by any pupil at
her dance school.
 BRAMPTON GOLD BOOK
Striving to Reach the Best Weekly Attendance
Every week we print the names of those children who have
achieved in either their work, conduct or behaviour around
school and have been entered in the Gold Book. They have
been mentioned in Monday’s celebratory assembly. After 3
mentions children receive a bronze certificate, 6 mentions for a
silver, 9 mentions for a gold, 12 mentions for a Super Gold and
15 mentions for a Platinum certificate.
1B– Ami Brown 6B– Lewis Collier Week ending 18.9.10
1B– Abigail Mentz 6B– Scarlett Brown
1B– Ben Steiner (Bronze) 6B– Kieran Shokar RB: 100%
1BA– Eloise Hill (Bronze) 6B– Alicia Hall
1BA– Devan Vadukul (Bronze) 6B– Siobhan Foster x 2 RJ: 100%
1BA- Hannah Port 6B– Megan Lee 1B: 96.3%
2H– Lily Steer 6C– Rebecca Voller
5S– Survin Appanah 6C– Etty Martin 1BA: 99.7%
5S– Megan Collins 6C— Ramilka Perera x2
5S– Jade Lee 6C— Gemma Swan 2H: 99.0%
5S– Sade Morris 6C– Amy Allen
5S– Jamie Patterson 6C– Emily Evans 2EW: 92.4%
5S– Callum Puszyk 6C –Daniel Hall 3W: 98.0%
5M—Sophie Ellul ((Diamond) 6C– Amrit Bhoday
5M– Anna Tolfrey 6C –Harrison Try 3WH: 96.7%
5M— Nicola Brooker 6C –Leon Francois
5M— Abitha Calistus 6C –Jack Potter 4P: 96.0%
5M– Brook Southgate (Super 6C –Samuel Osho
Gold) 6C– Chloe Bassett
4C: 95.9%
5M– Michael Eonwunzo 6C– Kiefer Buckle 5S: 100%
6B– Matt Stock 6C– Jenna Rye
6B– Ross Ellul 6C– Andrew Polston 5M: 98.1%
6B– Dheen Zia x2
6B– Cameryn Whyte Unfortunately there is not 6B: 93.2%
6B—Clark Russell enough space to mention the
6C: 100.0%
6B—Mia Sweeney children’s achievements here
6B—Cameron Ball but if you are interested to see Well done to RB, RJ, 5S & 6C!
6B –Jessica Okyere (Gold) your child’s mention the book is
6B—Bradley Graham usually kept in the office—so Our target is 96.1%
6B -Tate Rayner please pop in and ask to see it.
Our School Total was 97.3%!

And finally.......Ear-rings
The children have all been reminded now that Raffle Prize Winners
ear-rings should not be worn to school. It is The winners in this week’s draw for
now 2 months since the start of the summer tea with Miss Fisher were Clark
holidays so if they were pierced then they Russell in 6B and Finlay Knowles
should be able to come out now. Letters must in 3C.
be provided if you have a problem and parents should ensure Well done to them for showing the
the ears are taped before school. appropriate behaviour.
Children can not do P.E./swimming with ear-rings in.
Remember if you like what we’re doing —tell us and others!
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If you don’t, please help us improve!
School Office; 020 8303 2873 Fax; 020 8298 0286
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