At Deanshanger Primary school we would like to keep you all informed about all the breaking news here at our school. From school trips to what goes on everyday as your children are learning and experiencing so many different adventures.
If you click into a news item, there should be a button that will link you into the gallery where we save special memories.
If your child has grown out of any Christmas jumpers, you can drop them off at school and then come back in to select one the right size after school on Monday 4th December. This initiative is a way of reducing clothing waste and recycling. We are extending the original time shared to swap the jumpers, and now invite you to drop them off anytime up until Monday 4th December, when you can hopefully come in to select a jumper the right size.
If you've looked at the school website recently, you might have seen the curriculum overview documents on the class pages. These documents provide an overview of the term's learning in each year group. You'll see how learning builds up across the year and the cross-curricular topics that are introduced.
If you have any questions about the curriculum, don't hesitate to make contact.
At the MacMillan Coffee Morning on 29th September, there was the opportunity to win a cake made by Mrs Gordon, the head chef for our school and Fresh Start Catering. The Sutherland family were the lucky winners and, true to her word, this beautiful cake was made by Mrs Gordon to recognise Millie's birthday.
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With the wetter and muddier definitely making a presence, we encourage all children in the school to slip off their shoes inside their classroom door and either put on slippers, or stay in their socks. As we have shared in assemblies, we wouldn't want to wear muddy shoes in our homes, so we'd like to protect the school carpets in the same way. Thank you very much.
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Does anyone have contact with a vending machine company? We would like to have one in school and stock it with books as an incentive for reading. Thank you for all and any possible contacts.
Thank you so much for bringing in bags and bags of unused clothes for our collection. These clothes will support many other families and, in the process, the collection has helped us to raise £189.05!
Thank you, Mrs. Hodge, for organising this fundraising opportunity.