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Aldborough Primary School Newsletter
Friday 14th July 2023
Last day of term
Friday 21st July 2023 is the last day of the academic year and school will close at the following times:
Time |
Year Group |
12.00pm |
Reception, Year 1 and Year 2 |
12.05pm |
Year 3 and Year 4 |
12.10pm |
Year 5 and Year 6 |
Please ensure that you are on time to collect your child. If your child is in year 6 and usually walks home alone, they will be unable to on this day and must be collected by a responsible person over the age of 16 years old. Lunch will not be provided on this day.
It has been another great year at Aldborough, with some amazing learning opportunities including ‘Dare to Dream’ experiences , Aldborough Takes Action campaigns, school trips and more! We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your continued support over the year and wish you and your families a safe and happy summer break. Children return to school on Tuesday 5th September 2023.
Taking books home
Children will be bringing their school books home this year. Please provide your child with a bag on 20th and 21st July to allow children to carry their books safely.
Saying Goodbye to our Year 6 Children
The end of each academic year is a lovely time to reflect on the achievements of the children and our school but it also tinged with sadness as we say goodbye to our amazing year 6 children. Our current year 6 have really been an inspiration to us all. They are resilient, kind and caring young people who we are proud to have had as part of our school community.
Year 6, we are very proud of you and everything you have achieved. We will miss hearing your voices and laughter around the school and we thank you for being committed to your education. Now is your time to go and shine in your new high schools. They are very lucky to be getting such a wonderful group of children.
Remember to keep working hard and always be the best you can be. Please keep in touch; we would love to hear about your future achievements.
Welcome to Aldborough!
We have enjoyed meeting the children and families who will be joining Aldborough in September. We are also pleased to be welcoming siblings of children in older year groups. We would like to extend a warm welcome to all our new families and we look forward to working with you and your children in the new academic year.
Wellbeing in the Summer Holidays
Promoting positive wellbeing for both parents and children during the summer holidays is crucial for a happy and rejuvenating break. Here are some tips to support your family's wellbeing:
- Establish a routine: Create a flexible routine that balances structured activities with free time. Having a predictable schedule provides a sense of stability and allows for a healthy balance between relaxation and engagement.
- Encourage outdoor activities: Spend time outdoors engaging in physical activities like walks, bike rides, or picnics. Outdoor play and exploration promote physical fitness, vitamin D absorption, and overall wellbeing for both parents and children.
- Foster creativity: Encourage your children to engage in creative activities like art, crafts, or imaginative play. Join in the fun and unleash your own creativity. These activities promote self-expression, problem-solving, and enhance overall wellbeing.
- Prioritise quality family time: Dedicate regular blocks of uninterrupted time for bonding with your children. Engage in activities that promote connection, such as board games, cooking together, or family outings.
Take care of yourself: As a parent, it's crucial to prioritise self-care. Carve out time for activities you enjoy, practise mindfulness or relaxation techniques, and seek support from family or friends when needed.
Remember, every family is unique, so adapt these suggestions to suit your needs and preferences. The summer holidays provide an excellent opportunity to create lasting memories, strengthen family bonds, and prioritise the wellbeing of both parents and children.
Here are a few websites that offer further support and ideas for promoting positive wellbeing during the summer holidays:
NHS Change4Life (www.nhs.uk/change4life): Provides healthy lifestyle tips, recipes, and activity ideas for families, promoting physical and mental wellbeing.
Secret London: https://secretldn.com/free-things-to-do-london/ : Provides a list of free activities for a range of ages to do in London over the holidays.
Childhood101: https://childhood101.com/staycation-ideas-for-kids/: Provides a list of staycation ideas for kids when you’re home on holidays. Great for school age kids.
Uniform
Please ensure your children are in the correct school uniform at all times. This includes black shoes (not trainers) and black or purple hair bands (no bows, glitter or patterned bands). The PE uniform consists of black jogging bottoms or shorts, white polo shirt and black plimsolls or trainers.
The link below can be used to view and order school uniform from the supplier.
https://www.schooluniformdirect.org.uk/schools/product-category/aldborough-primary-school-new-logo
Forthcoming Events · 14.07.23—Year 2 trip to Fairlop Waters · 17.07.23—Year 3 Roman Day · 18.07.23—Sports Day · 19.07.23—Sports Day contingency · 19.07.23—Reception Sports Day · 21.07.23— Last day of term 3.2. School will close from 12.00pm. · 05.09.23—School opens for the academic year 2023-24 |