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| As we approach the end of the school year it has been lovely to welcome our new Reception children for their Stay and Play session and also to hear about the excitement of the transition day for our Year 6 children at their new secondary schools. We will be saying farewell to Mrs Thomson next week as she has decided to retire following 32 years of service to our children and families. We would like to take this opportunity to thank her for all of her hard work, dedication and commitment to Earlsdon Primary School throughout this time. In addition, we will be saying good bye to Mrs Marvin who is heading off to Dubai to work in an International school– we wish her all the best with the exciting challenges ahead. Furthermore, Mr Kumar has completed his apprenticeship (passing with a distinction) and will be starting his new job as a sports coach with CV Life in September. |
| In line with DfE guidance we will be lengthening our school day from September 2023. This means that school will be open from 8.40am—3.15pm. The side gate will open at 8.40am and the children will come straight into school, hang up their coats and go to their classrooms to start their learning. The morning registration period will end at 8.55am and the side gate will close at this time. Any children arriving at school after 8.55am will need to be signed in by their parents through the main school entrance. The school day will end at 3.15pm and parents should collect their children from the playground at this time. |
| The Year 6 girls played a friendly match against Hearsall a couple of weeks ago and against the mums last week. Well done for representing the school |
| Congratulations to all pupils in Years 1 - 6 for taking part in Sports Day. Everyone demonstrated the values of respect, resilience and friendship. A special thank you to Year 6 pupils who planned and led the activities for us. We are also grateful to King Henry VIII School for letting us use their sports field. |
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This summer Coventry has planned it’s biggest ever HAF pro
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| We are very pleased to tell you that we raised a total of £336.90 during Refugee Week! Thank you to all families for their kind support when buying Cook for Coventry recipe books and orange hearts, and also for supporting the children to wear orange to school on Friday 23rd June. A special thanks to Hester in Y6 who made lots of beautiful badges and mirrors to sell during the week. Thank you also to staff and parents who provided recipes for the Cook for Coventry recipe book |
| In line with DfE guidance we will be lengthening our school day from September 2023. This means that school will be open from 8.40am—3.15pm. The side gate will open at 8.40am and the children will come straight into school, hang up their coats and go to their classrooms to start their learning. The morning registration period will end at 8.55am and the side gate will close at this time. Any children arriving at school after 8.55am will need to be signed in by their parents through the main school entrance. The school day will end at 3.15pm and parents can collect their children from the playground at this time. More information about routines for September will be shared towards the end of term. |
School will be open between 4pm and 5pm on Thursday providing the opportunity for families to talk to their child’s current class teacher and to meet their class teacher for the new school year. The children will be bringing home their end of year reports on Wednesday 12th July and the information about class teachers for next year will be included in the report envelopes. We hope you will be able to join us in school next Thursday. Please note that the children’s books will not be available to look
through on this day as they will be bringing them home at the end of the school year.
Well done to all the children who have performed in music assemblies over the past two weeks. It has been a real treat for the rest of the school to enjoy your performances. We know how much hard work and commitment you show in your music lessons
| Some pupils from Year 4 had a very exciting day enjoying the tennis at Wimbledon on Wednesday. It was a great opportunity to watch tennis players from all around the world competing in this prestigious tournament. |