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End of term dates
School will close for Summer on Wednesday 23rd July at
3.05pm. It will re-open for the autumn term on Wednesday 3rd
September. Staff will return to school on Tuesday 2nd
September for training day.
New teacher
Mrs Jones has been appointed to the school as a Year 4 teacher and will
start in September.
Sports Day
Just a reminder that (subject to the weather)
sports day due to take place on the afternoon of Thursday 26th
June starting at
1.15pm.
Transition day/s
On Thursday 3rd July, all children will be spending the day
with their new teacher. This is an opportunity to find out who their new
teacher is and for the year 2 children to get used to the routines of
our school.
The year 6 children will be going to their designated secondary school
for 2 transition days, Thursday 3rd and Friday 4th
July.
Summer Fayre
The summer fayre will take place on 17th July at 1.15pm and
will include events such as wellie
wanging, bouncy castle, cow pat sweep stake! And much more.
Any donations will be gratefully
received.
Rounders
Some of our year 6 children have earned a place in a national rounders
competition in
Fund raising
Our pupils have raised £216.33 for Campama school in The Gambia. A very
big thank you to everyone.
Open afternoon
Open afternoon will take place on Thursday 10th July. This is
an informal afternoon event where parents are able to come into school
and have a look at their child’s work. School will be open to parents
between
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C Lacey
Headteacher |
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WILLIAM BARCROFT JUNIOR SCHOOL NEWSLETTER
20th
May 2008
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Dear Parent, |
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As part of a rolling programme of reviewing and updating policies, we have recently appraised the sanctions in our behaviour policy. The rewards part of the policy will remain the same because we value and understand the importance of rewarding good behaviour. |
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The sanctions at lunchtime will be as follows: If a child breaks a rule whilst on the playground, they receive a yellow card. The yellow card can be given for any one of the following reasons:
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Should a child get two yellow cards in one week, they will automatically be given an after school detention. The detention will last for one hour (3.10 – 4.10pm) and will be supervised by a member of the senior management team. Parents will be informed of the detention and given 24 hours notice. |
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In severe cases, for example violence or running out of school, a child could be given a red card. Should a child be given two red cards in one week, they will automatically be given two after school detentions over two consecutive days. Each detention will last for one hour. |
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Should a child continue to receive red cards, at the Headteacher’s discretion, they will be excluded from school at lunchtime. This means the child will receive a fixed term exclusion for half a day. This is kept on record by the Local Authority. |
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The consequences of a child deciding to break the established rules of the classroom are as follows: |
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ü 1 minute in a break time üü 5 minutes out of class üüü 20 minutes in another class üüüü telephone call home/letter üüüüü internal exclusion until parents are seen
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In the case of a severe clause – same as üüüüü telephone call and detention.
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Severe clause:
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A detention will last for one hour (3.10 – 4.10pm). The child will be supervised by a member of the senior management team and classwork will be provided for the child to complete during the detention. Parents will be given 24 hours notice of the detention. Should a child receive üüüüü on two occasions in one week, they will be given two after school detentions over two consecutive days. Parents will be given 24 hours notice of the detention.
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If you have any comments regarding the changes to the behaviour policy, please let me know by e-mail or by letter. The changes to the sanctions will start on Monday 5th February. |
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Yours Sincerely C Lacey |