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    The document summarizes recent events at a school. It discusses a Book and Biscuit event for Key Stage One parents, the school celebrating their learning superpowers like determination and collaboration, and European Day of Languages being celebrated in an assembly. It also previews upcoming events like sports tournaments and a visit by Year 3 to Magna in Sheffield.

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    The document summarizes recent events at a school. It discusses a Book and Biscuit event for Key Stage One parents, the school celebrating their learning superpowers like determination and collaboration, and European Day of Languages being celebrated in an assembly. It also previews upcoming events like sports tournaments and a visit by Year 3 to Magna in Sheffield.

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    CENTRAL NEWS 26 September 2014

    We are in the Free Press to celebrate our new Outdoor Learning area
    Key Stage One Parents Book and a Biscuit Event!
    Come and join us!
    As part of our September Reading month the children would love to
    show you how much we love books. Come and share a story or find
    out interesting facts in an information book. Enjoy a biscuit (or two)
    as you share a book with your child.
    Monday 29
    th
    September 3.00-3.30pm
    These classes have gone the extra mile this week to be the best they can be!
    Key Stage One Key Stage Two




    OUR BALBY 7 LEARNING SUPERPOWERS!
    Wow! Things are moving on really quickly
    Two teachers and a teaching assistant came to visit us from Bawtry Mayflower this week
    to look at our Foundation classes and to talk to children in Year 5 about their Super
    Learning Powers. They were particularly impressed with the language children were using
    in Year 5 and how confident they were to talk about their learning well done!
    Please remember to use these words to talk to your child about their learning in school,
    they will tell you lots!









    Determination Effort Collaboration Confidence Resilience Talk Reflection



    Scarlet
    Orange


    What has happened in
    school this week
    Our staff meeting focused on how
    we assess children. We will be
    telling you more about this very
    soon. Children in Years 1, 3, 4 and 5
    will be assessed differently to
    children in Years 2 and 6 during this
    year.
    Today is European Day of
    Languages and Miss Chakanetsa led
    an assembly celebrating our
    diverse culture in school. See how
    many different languages your
    child can use to say hello
    Miss Fryer has organised for our
    sports tournaments with other
    schools starting today good luck
    everyone!
    Ask your child about the play boxes
    outside at lunchtimes, we have
    Lego, drawing, Kinex and even
    Speed Stacking!
    Nursery have been baking in
    preparation for their MacMillan
    Coffee Event
    What we are looking
    forward to next week
    Mrs Bedford has organised for all
    Key Stage Two staff to have their
    3rd French training session at Balby
    Carr
    Mrs Cooke will be presenting to
    school leaders studying for the
    National Headship Qualification
    telling them all about the move
    from Deputy Head to Head teacher
    how exciting!
    The second sports tournament
    takes place at Balby Carr
    Mrs Knight will be on the
    playground on Tuesday for our
    second Parent Day feedback.
    Mrs Shaw will be leading the staff
    meeting all about reading this week
    Year 3 are very excited to be
    visiting Magna in Sheffield. We
    cant wait to hear about their
    adventures!
    Tuesday was Parent Day!
    Thank you for your responses to the statement
    My child enjoys reading at home
    Strongly agree Agree Disagree Strongly
    Disagree
    Dont know

    112 65 14 11 1
    This week we surveyed 203 parents, thank you for your feedback and what a great
    response to reading! Tell us what you have been reading together by recording it the
    home school books. Can you recommend a good book?
    How have you enjoyed September Reading month?

    This week we start our October theme for parents THE GREAT OUTDOORS!
    Talk to your children about their experiences outside at lunch and playtimes.
    What could you do in October to celebrate The Great Outdoors?

    Children who help the Office Staff
    We have had a lot of children helping around school and in the office. They have
    been doing things such as monitoring the dinner bands, handing out class letters and sorting
    and tidying in the office. They have been a tremendous help and they put lots of effort and
    enthusiasm into everything that they do. The staff in the office would like to thank all of the
    Office Angels and the children who help us out. Keep up the good work.

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