Good afternoon families

Just a reminder that school photo day is tomorrow (02.05.24).

ALL children will have their photo taken unless families have spoken to the school office and asked for this not to happen.

At hometime tomorrow children will bring home their barcodes, and families will be able to order photos online.

Family/sibling photos can be taken if you wish to arrive at school and queue outside the junior hall at 8am or 3.15pm. Only individual photos will be taken during the day.

*BANK HOLIDAY - CLOSURE*

Good morning families,

We would just like to remind you that this weekend is May Day Bank Holiday Weekend, school will be closed on Monday 6th May to all pupils and staff.

School will reopen on Tuesday 7th May with breakfast club resuming from 8am as normal.

We hope that you have a great weekend with your loved ones.

The children loved their ancient Greek banquet. The ancient Greek diet provided balance between plant-based and animal-based foods. Staple plant foods included grains, legumes, vegetables, fruits, nuts and olive oil.

Dear families

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High Hazels Herald - 29th April 2024

Many thanks

 Y3 Value & Pride Award Winners *

Good afternoon families,

Please join us in congratulating our Y3 pride and value award winning pupils this week.

This week is Global Intergenerational Week, and we have had a wonderful time at Housteads Care Home this morning. It was our first session and we have loved getting to know the residents and creating some beautiful pieces of artwork together. 

Y3 Ancient Greece Day is in full flow! We can't wait to learn about life in Ancient Greece.

On Tuesday 30th April please can all the Y3 children bring extra clothing to wear over their swimming kits as they will be having a water safety session.

Many thanks

Year 3 loved visiting reading bistro. For their starter course they explored picture books, for their main course they explored chapter books and for desserts they explored some interesting non-fiction books. After their visit the children completed a reading comment card and shared their recommendations. Exploring books and developing an interest is all part of our reading for pleasure mission. What books do you enjoy?

Dear families

On Wednesday 8th May author Paul Grimshaw will be coming to school to read his story "Alvin the cat who couldn't cat " to our Y4 children. If you would like to purchase the book your child/ren Paul will be available after school till 3.40pm in the library to sign your copy - please come along. The book costs £8 and the profits go to the Sheffield Cat Shelter.

Please click the link to view the Facebook page Alvin: The Cat Who Couldn’t Cat