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Greenhill Primary School

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April Newsletter

Dear parents and carers,

It has been so lovely to see the sun the past few days - a lovely end to a term that has flown by!

 

Pupil Voice groups

Every child from Year One onwards is in a pupil voice group. This is a group of children from each year group who meet regularly with a member of staff to give pupils’ opinions and ideas on certain areas and discuss ways forward. Examples of these groups are the Criw Cymraeg (focus on Welsh), Digi-Leaders (focus on ICT) and Sports Ambassadors (focus on sports). Ask your child what group they are in – and let them know if you have any ideas that they can bring to the table!

 

Young Carers/Service Children

If your child is a young carer or a service child, please let us know as there are avenues of support that we can access to benefit them.

A young carer is defined as someone under 18 years old who provides regular, significant care or support to a family member or friend who has a disability, illness, mental health condition, or substance misuse problem, and cannot cope without that support. This care can include practical tasks (like cooking, cleaning, or shopping), emotional support, and personal care (like helping with dressing or bathing.) A service child is one whose parent or carer serves in the Regular armed forces or as a reservist, or has previously done so.

 

Drills

I am sure you are all well aware the school schedules regular fire drills and the children are very used to the procedure to follow in these cases. However, sadly, schools are now advised to complete lockdown drills as well, so that children are aware of what to do in case of an event that may trigger a partial or complete school lockdown.  We practised a lockdown drill recently and the children were excellent. 

 

Snacks

It is important children stay hydrated, particularly in the summer months, so we encourage them to bring in bottles of water or sugar-free squash. We are currently fortunate enough to be receiving free fruit and vegetables from Tesco so there is no need to send in snacks for your child. 

 

Dates for Your Diary

End of term: April 11th

Summer term: April 28th – July 18th

May Day bank holiday: Monday May 5th

Half term break: 26th May – 30th May

We will also be taking one more INSET day which we have yet to confirm.

 

I wish you all a lovely Easter holiday.

 

Lisa Jones          

Head Teacher

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