| Mr Spanswick's Words Autumn 7 |
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| From the Office | FRIGHT NIGHT DISCO - Friday 10 November 5.30pm - 7.30pm
All ghouls must be accompanied by an adult. Tickets £5 per adult or child. Please pay for your tickets via the Pay Portal but complete the slip at the bottom of the flyer which has been given to your daughter and send into the School Office. The Pay Portal will close at 5.30pm on Thursday 9 November. Note this is a very popular event so don’t be disappointed - get your tickets now!
EARLY BUSES
On Thursday 9 November there will be early buses (as per Friday timetable). Our Senior Boys Open Event will take place that evening, and as all the coaches depart from Senior Boys the site will need to be clear. Activities and After School Care will run as normal.
Rabbits
Rabbit awards this week were awarded to Tavish Gangwani (Year 6) and for a first time ever, the joint boys and girls rabbit was awarded to Year 6. On the Field trip to Osmington Bay, Tavish very selflessly and bravely helped out a family who were not part of the CC group when they found themselves in difficulty in Dorset. As mentioned in my Heads Words, Year 6 boys and girls were outstanding on their outdoor studies visit and thoroughly deserve this accolade. Well done! |
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Trips Letters
Administration of Medicine Request Form
News from the Chess Master
The PTA Chess Festival on Saturday 11 November will soon be upon us! With half term seeing us away for two weeks it leaves us with only one week of school before the tournament. Here is the entry form, we would like to see a really good showing from Claires Court pupils. Have a great half term and keep playing (and studying) chess.
News from the Sports Master
This has been a quieter week than normal with all of Year 6 away on a Geography and Science field studies trip at Osmington Bay, they have also enjoyed outward bound experiences such as abseiling, orienteering, problem solving and archery. While we have been away the U9s traveled to St John's Beaumont on Tuesday. All teams played particularly well with the A, C & D teams recording fantastic wins to take them into the half term break. The U10 teams will have fixtures this Friday against the tough opposition of The Beacon. We wish them the best of luck in theses matches. The Year 3 pupils will be introduced to contact rugby after half term. They should have now all brought home a letter stating the need for a gum shield. Please can parents please ensure all Year 3 pupils bring a moulded gum shield with them to all Games lessons after half term. |
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