B r a m p t o n P r i m a r y S c h o o l Week ending: 4.2.

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S t r i v i n g t o R e a c h t h e B e s t Spring Term: Issue 5

Brampton Bulletin

Inside this week’s issue: A R S E NA L D O U B L E C LU B C O M E S TO B R A M P TO N

• Arsenal Double Club
The Arsenal Double Club (ADC) is an exciting new initiative in
• Forthcoming Dates
Bexley, designed to engage and motivate pupils to learn
• SEAL Home Activities
languages. Pupils participate in French and sports activities
• FOB Fair
which complement each other, with instructions in the sports
• Week 3 Menu
sessions being given in French. We were asked to host the
• International School
training of thirty five year 12 students from Bexley Grammar
• Gold Book & Rewards
School by trainers from Arsenal Football Club so that they
• Weekly Attendance
could lead the sports and French training in primary schools
• And finally— 8.45 Start
throughout the borough. Twenty of our year 6 pupils were the
Forthcoming Dates: sample class, which they thoroughly enjoyed, staying behind
Friday 4th February after school for two consecutive Fridays to participate in this
Arsenal - French 6C
training. Following this we will be running an after school club in
Family SEAL Session 2
March where our pupils will progress in both areas, and as a
2.00 Coffee Afternoon for
reward for hosting the training, we were offered (and eagerly
parents Support Group with
accepted!) the opportunity of a visit to the Emirates stadium
Amanda Reed
Friday 11th February on Friday 11th March. Activities will include a stadium museum
Family SEAL Session 3 quiz, a stadium tour and a football quiz in the players’ lounge,
Y5 British Museum with French teaching and learning running through all of these.
Friday 18th February The children will be
Family SEAL Session 4 accompanied by Miss
2.00 Coffee afternoon for Bennett, Mrs. Ward and
Dads Mrs. Newman. Many thanks
21st– 25th February
HALF TERM
Wednesday 2nd March
Y6 Swimming
Arsenal - French Y6
Thursday 3rd March to Mrs Jackson for
CRIBs in Y3 and Y1 organising this for Year 6.
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S E AL H O M E A C T I V I T I E S F OR PAR E NT S T O US E - GOING F O R G OA L S

Going for goals! 5

Loves and hates!
We all have things that we love doing and some things that we hate doing.
Do you know what your loves and hates are?
Tell each other about your loves and hates.
You might like to write or draw them on the shapes below.

Going for goals! 6

Rewards
Are there any things that you have to do but don’t like doing?
Do you think having some treats to reward you would help get those things done?
Here are some examples of rewards: being read a special story, playing your favourite
game, having your favourite meal, a trip out, a hug or cuddle, breakfast in bed, some time
to yourself.
What rewards would you like to try?
Rewards (Child) When I Might Get My Reward

Rewards (Adult) When I Might Get My Reward

FOB New Year Fair

Many thanks to all the parents,
staff and other helpers who
made last Friday’s New Year
Fair such a great success. The
children all looked as if they
were having a fun time!
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SCHOOL M EALS
W E E K B E G I N N I N G - 7 T H F E B RUA RY 2 0 1 1
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Meat Chicken Pasta Bake Pasta topped with Roast Chicken Cottage Pie Breaded Fish &
Bolognaise Thigh with Gravy & Chips
Napolitano Roast Potatoes

Fish or Oven Baked Fish Homemade Pizza Tuna Wrap with Potato Farls
with Parmentier Slice Rice
alternative
Vegetarian Cornish Pasty with Vegetable Wheel Cheese & Onion Vegetable Chilli &
Parmentier Potatoes with Roast Potatoes Wrap with Rice Chips

Desserts Steamed Pineapple Vanilla Ice Cream Steamed Syrup Zesty Lemon Cake Fruit Pie with Ice
Upside Down Cake with Green and Red Sponge with Custard Cream
with Custard Grapes

A choice of salads, seasonal vegetables, fresh bread, fresh fruit platter,

fruit yoghurt, milk and drinking water are also available daily.

Peanut Allergies
Please can we remind everyone that we are a ‘Peanut Free’ school in our cooked meals and we ask
parents not to put any nuts or items containing nuts in their child’s packed lunches. Thank you

International School Accreditation

Last week we received the Foundation Level of the International School Award. This is gained
by our school being committed to raising standards for all pupils and by using international
benchmarking and collaboration in order to achieve this. We aim to enable young people to
embrace their future with confidence and understanding. We hope to raise their aspirations to
participate in life and work at a global level, and ensure they have the opportunity to match
their peers in knowledge and ability, and communicate effectively across countries and
cultures. Our curriculum reflects our commitment to develop awareness and understanding of
the languages and religions, history and geography, character and concerns of people around
the world. We have curriculum-based international activities across some subjects in place,
others planned across the school. We have begun to look for partnerships in other countries
and want to develop activities and initiatives for our existing partnerships. Year 5 have
established links with France and have recently been pleased to receive photos and
information from their new link school. So many thanks to Mrs Stewart and Mrs Jackson for
leading this initiative. Brampton are now working towards the Intermediate Award.

Reception Request for Help

RJ need help with collecting small empty plastic pots with twist lids. They
are looking for the pots that the body butters and hand creams come in.
If you have any please send them in via the school office marked for Miss
Jarmyn in RJ. Many thanks for your help.
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Striving to Reach the Best Weekly Attendance
Every week we print the names of those children who have
achieved in either their work, conduct or behaviour around
school and have been entered in the Gold Book. They have
been mentioned in Monday’s celebratory assembly. After 3
mentions children receive a bronze certificate, 6 mentions for a
silver, 9 mentions for a gold, 12 mentions for a Super Gold and
15 mentions for a Platinum certificate, 18 for Diamond, 21+
for a Head teacher’s Award and 24 for a Special Head teacher
Award and Badge. Week ending

RB—Molly Bailey 3WH –Freddie Sweeney

RB: 95.3%
RB– Evie Alexander 3WH –Rheannan Brown RJ: 96.7%
1B– Finlay Wicks 4C –Sam Whiterod
1B– Jack Packham 4C– Louis Thomas 1B: 94%
1B– Daisy Ingram (Silver) 4C—Can Tuzun
1BA– Lewis Bailey (Bronze) 4C- Jamie Scott 1BA: 97.3%
1BA– Zara Karim (Zara Karim) 4C– Taylor Jesney 2H: 98%
3WH—Jack Allender (Gold) 4C– Niamh Hill
3WH– Gemma Barlcay 4C– Angie Nandra 2EW: 96.2%
3WH– Isaac Campbell
3WH– Harry Goodban Unfortunately there is not 3W: 97.7%
3WH– Vaishali Kulenthiran (Gold) enough space to mention the
3WH– Serena McKay (Super children’s achievements here 3WH: 96.7%
Gold) but if you are interested to see 4P: 97%
3WH– Libby McKenzie your child’s mention the book is
3WH– Navpreet Minhas usually kept in the office—so 4C: 96.3%
3WH—Harry Vickery please pop in and ask to see it.
5S: 97.5%

HOUSE POINTS 5M: 96.1%

Week ending 24.9.10 6B: 98.2%

1st— Blue = 149 2nd— Red= 130 6C: 92.9%

3rd—Green= 123 4th—Yellow = 103 Well done to 6B and the

Congratulations to Blue House members! other classes above 96.1%
Our School Total was 96.5%!
And finally.......8.45 Start
Please can we remind children and parents that children Raffle Prize Winners
are not allowed in to school until 8.45, many are getting The winners in this week’s draw for
earlier and earlier. There is no supervision until 8.45. tea with Miss Fisher were Daniel
Solan in RB and Louie Panayiotou
also if you need to see a teacher please make sure you
in 3WH.
leave enough time as once the bell goes they must be Well done to them for showing the
with their class to register and start teaching. appropriate behaviour.
Remember if you like what we’re doing —tell
us and others! If you don’t, please help us im-
prove! We’re on the web!
School Office; 020 8303 2873 Fax; 020 8298 www.fronter.com/brampton
0286 Email:admin@brampton.bexley.sch.uk www.brampton.bexley.sch.uk