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It is with delight that we can share that we raised £1050.77 profit from our Summer Fayre on Friday.
Thank you to everyone that donated or attended. These much needed funds will go towards school resources for all children to benefit from.
Thank you for your support.
Tomorrow (Friday 21st June) is our annual Summer Fayre!
Come along between 3:30pm-5:30pm to see our visiting petting zoo and giant inflatables. Have a go at Soak the Teacher, win at the Teddy Tombola, All-Ages Tombola, Lucky Dip, Beat the Goalie, plus much much more!
Entry is £1 which includes a free visit to the petting zoo.
There will be a delicious BBQ, refreshments, candy floss and cake stalls. Burgers and Hot Dogs will be priced at £3, cheese, onions and sauces are all included.
We are also looking forward to a visit from Marvin the Monkey and our friends at Monkey Bizness Gosport!
A special thanks goes to Leaders in Gosport for their sponsorship of the Fayre and theor donation of £100 Love2shop vouchers as 1st prize in our Grand Raffle.
We look forward to seeing you all and having lots of fun!
The Education Leader at Goodwood Home Farm in Chichester, where Year R visited yesterday, today praised the children for their listening, respect for the animals and behaviour for learning. They were so impressed with our school and we are all so proud of the children. Everyone had a wonderful day!
What a great day we had yesterday learning even more about equality. We are proud to be a #nooutsiders school. Thank you Andrew Moffat MBE for another great day with our children and staff:
As a Church of England school, we promote the Christian ethos values of Love, Courage and Friendship. We welcome and value everyone in our school, celebrating and valuing our differences and our uniqueness.
To ensure that our children are taught to live out these values and to support our PDL curriculum, the school has adopted the ‘No Outsiders: Everyone Different, Everyone Welcome' text based approach, through which our children learn about equality and diversity, from Foundation Stage to Year 6.
This scheme was created by Andrew Moffat MBE, who was nominated for the Global Teacher Prize in 2018-19. The ‘No Outsiders’ vision is ‘inclusive education, promoting community cohesion to prepare young people and adults for life as global citizens.’
No Outsiders involves the use of age appropriate storybooks to teach about the protected characteristics of the Equality Act 2010. At Newtown C of E Primary School, we strive to ensure that our pupils are surrounded by a consistent message:
There are no outsiders here;
Everyone is different;
We like being different;
We are all equal in our difference;
I can get along with you even if we are different;
We live in the U.K., our British values support this and the law says this too.
Parents and Carers are very welcome to call in to see your child’s class teacher to discuss this approach and to view the picture books we use for this. A full book list will be added to the school website. For more information about ‘No Outsiders’ please visit the website https://no-outsiders.com/
What a wonderful day we had taking part in our annual Sports Day on the 5th June 2024.
Thank you to all family members that came to support and who joined us for the picnic lunch.
We even enjoyed a special flypast!
It is national notification day for Year R school places for September 2024.
We are delighted to announce that we have a full cohort of children joining us and cannot wait to meet all 60 families shortly at our Ready Steady School tranisition programme of events.
Following your notification from the local authority this morning, we will now send all families a bumper welcome pack and write to you all to welcome you to the Newtown C of E Primary School family. This pack will include all of our Ready Steady School programme transition events for you to attend. You can also visit our transition events page on our webiste for full details about our Ready Steady School programme. This is an exciting time for your child and we cannot wait to meet them!
Due to an incident in the local area, we made the decision earlier to lockdown with full consultation and support of the police. The decision to lockdown came just after the school had started to dismiss the children at 3:15pm, hence why some children were let out and not others. The police have commended the school on how quickly and safely the lockdown procedures were initiated and carried out. Thank you for your support and understanding; child safety is paramount to us.
What a fantastic day we had yesterday, celebrating our love of reading and books for World Book Day 2024. Here are some of the pictures from the day's events...
What a wonderful day we have had celebrating our Mental Health and Wellbeing for #ChildrensMentalHealthWeek #Place2Be. We have taken part in cooking, sensory fun, team-building games, sculpture, mindful colouring, lego building, board games, puzzles, drama workshops, beach art, painting, marshmallow toasting and even a trip to the park! Each child will come home with a wellbeing goody bag to celebrate the day and will be followed by our Spring school discos.
Thank you our parents who also attending the Parent Workshop this week on the subject of Childhood Anxiety, which was led by our colleagues at Hampshire CAMHS and their Senior MHST practitioners.
As it is an INSET day tomorrow, we wish our entire school community a relaxing half term break.
The Newtown C of E Primary School staff team hope you all have had a lovely Christmas break.
A reminder that Tuesday 2nd January is an INSET day and we are looking forward to welcoming all the children back to school on Wednesday 3rd January at 8:40am.