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  • More award winning staff!

    Thu 17 Oct 2019

     

    Congratulations to Mrs Watson who has received her 25 year long-service award for her dedication to Hampshire Schools. Mrs Watson received her award at a glittering ceremony at the Great Hall in Winchester.

     

    Newtown C of Primary are very proud of Mrs Watson and want to thank her for her continued dedication and commitment to our Newtown family.

     

  • The Hampshire Education Awards 2019

    Fri 11 Oct 2019

    The prestigious Hampshire Education Awards 2019, which were held on Wednesday evening, saw a variety of colleagues and staff from across Hampshire Schools be recognised for Outstanding Contribution in their fields.
     

    Mrs Howlett is absolutely delighted to announce that Mrs Stroud, Newtown C of E Primary School’s School Business Manager, received the Hampshire award for outstanding Wider Support Contribution for our school and our pupils.

     

    Mrs Stroud has been recognised for her determination to ensure the very best for the children at our wonderful school.
    Her positivity and energy continue to a make a difference to the school not only in ensuring safeguarding processes but also supporting the financial direction of the school. She has been relentless in improving the school’s reputation in the local community which has seen parental views change. Mrs Stroud goes above and beyond the role by running the School Council, fundraising projects, supporting global and national projects. She is focused and determined to ensure the school has the resources to provide the children with the very best opportunities and is a constant support to staff, ensuring the health and wellbeing of all at Newtown C of E Primary School is second to none.

     

    The awards ceremony took place in The Great Hall in Winchester and the awards were presented by Will Compertz, BBC Arts Editor.
     

    Many congratulations to our very own Mrs Stroud. All the winners were truly deserving and inspiring educational professionals.

  • Thank you to Waitrose!

    Fri 11 Oct 2019

     

    Many thanks to Waitrose who have kindly donated a voucher for us to receive free hot chocolate for our bedtime story boxes and new Story-Time Club.

     

    Thank you also to Mr Bache for organising this for our pupils!

     

     

  • Anti-Bullying Conference

    Fri 11 Oct 2019

     

    Our Anti-Bullying Champions have attended the Anti-Bullying Pupil Conference in Winchester today. The theme of the conference is: ‘Stand By Me’. The pupils will reflect on the topics of: self-esteem, identity, friendship and internet use, as well as learning more about ideas already working in Hampshire schools.

     

    Throughout the day, the participants (both adults and pupils) will be encouraged to consider how they are going to use what they hear to address potential bullying in their schools. By the end of the day, participants will be able to identify their next steps, having considered the possible barriers, as well as being inspired for innovation and action.

     

    On Friday 18th October, all pupils in KS2 will take part in Anti-Bullying Workshops and watch an Anti-Bullying Concert as part of our on going commitment to this subject.

     

  • Book Boats!

    Thu 03 Oct 2019

     

    Look what’s coming soon to the KS1 playground...

     

    BOOK BOATS! 

     

    Children can choose from a variety of Book Boats each with a blanket, cushions and a different book to enjoy! 

     

    We love reading at Newtown!

  • Y6 Search Museum Visit

    Thu 03 Oct 2019

     

    Yesterday Year 6 visited the Search Museum in Gosport.

     

    They talked about Charles Darwin and his discoveries in the Galapagos Island whilst voyaging on HMS Beagle. The children had the opportunity to draw animals and think about how the animals' features ensure that they are adapted to their environment. They also looked at different finches and their beak shapes, considering how the shape of their beak suits the type of the food that they at - just like Darwin would have done.

     

    Finally they also looked at some fossils are tried to find the modern equivalent, for example how a mammoth tooth looks similar to an elephant tooth.

     

    The children were fantastic representatives for the school and Miss Wandless and Mrs Martin were very impressed with the children's inquisitiveness and scientific thinking.

  • KS1 Collective Worship - Cancelled Today

    Wed 02 Oct 2019

     

    KS1 Collective Worship has been cancelled today. We have just received the photographers schedule and they are unable to accommodate as the hall will be in use. We look forward to seeing all families again next week!

  • Calling all Newtown Supporters, Parents and Families

    Wed 02 Oct 2019

     

    Please can you urgently let the school office know if you can help at the School Disco on Thursday 17th October during the hours of 3pm-6pm. Thank you!

     

    In addition, we have begun preparations for the school Christmas Fayre taking place on Friday 29th December after school. We needs lots of helpers for this event, so please sign up with the school office if you can help.

    Thank you!

  • New Extra Curricular Club - Story-times with Hot Chocolate!

    Tue 01 Oct 2019

     

    Watch this space!

     

    New extra curricular club will be launched after Half Term for KS2 pupils: Story-time Club with Hot Chocolate!

     

    This will take place every Thursday between 3pm-4pm with Miss Johnson. Letters will go home shortly!

     

     

  • National Bookshop Day with #BookBoost

    Tue 01 Oct 2019

     

    It is National Bookshop day on Saturday! To celebrate our own Newtown Community Bookshop, we would like to let all parents and carers know that every time a parent, your family, a friend of the school or even a community member places an online order with the Book People for over £10, the Book People will donate £1 to OUR school to spend on books. Ideal for Christmas presents!

     

    Our Newtown Community Bookshop will be open as normal on Friday 4th October after school so why not pop along to visit with your children. All brand new books are £1!

     

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