Dear Parents and Guardians

Welcome back—I hope this letter finds you well and happy after a wonderful Christmas break. It was a time to relax, enjoy with family, and make lovely memories. We loved hearing all about your festive adventures when the children returned.

 

Dear Parents and Guardians

Thank you to all the pupils and families who were able to come to our Christmas Service. To see the Cathedral packed was so wonderful to see. I think sometimes, in the rush to do something at Christmas, we can lose sight of the story of the Nativity—so to be able to share that with some traditional carols, and celebrate our more traditional activities.

What also impressed me was how well they performed and how well they sat while other performed their songs. To say I was proud would be an understatement—especially as the run up to Christmas can be overwhelming for a lot of children. To see children who struggle with the concept of school performing in front of a live audience, to see children who haven’t learnt Welsh give it a go and sing “Nadolig Llawen” having only been here 4 days is the very essence of our wonderful school.

A great big thank you to the children. I am difficult to impress… but I was impressed last night.

One last thing. Tech is great when it works. Sometimes it doesn’t. We do our best to provide you with the very latest information—sometimes the tech lets us down. It may seem like we have different forms of communication—but really everything is through the website and app. Thank you, once again for all your understanding and support. Have a great weekend.

Mr Redgrave

 

Dear Parents and Guardians

Dear Parents and Guardians

Year 5 will be writing instructions next week as part of their language, literacy and communication lessons. They will then be recording videos following the instructions to create a instructional video. We can't wait to share them with you. 

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