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PARK BROW COMMUNITY PRIMARY SCHOOL
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Dear Parent/Carer
End of Term is Wednesday 24th July at 1:45pm.
Classes for next year are as follows:
Mrs Cox class will move to Miss Cheetham – Year 1
Mrs Dickinson’s class will move to Mrs Brownrigg – Year 1
Miss Cheetham’s class will move to Miss Swinburn – Year 2
Miss Fitzpatrick’s class will move to Mrs Farrell – Year 2
Miss Swinburn’s class will move to Mrs Smythe – Year 3
Mrs Farrell’s class will move to Mrs Riley – Year 3
Mrs Smythe’s class will move to Miss Brown – Year 4
Miss Brown’s class will move to Mrs Potter – Year 4
Mrs Riley’s class will move to Mrs O Neil – Year 5
Miss Potter’s class will move to Miss Fitzpatrick – Year 5
Mrs O Neil’s class will move to Mrs Hall – Year 6
Mrs Power’s class will move to Miss Murphy – Year 6.
Sports Day Fun
Thank you to everyone who came to support the children on Sports
Day. The sun was shining and the children enjoyed our multi skills
sports event. A big thank you to all the staff who organised the event
and ensured that water, ice-pops and fresh oranges were available
for the children.
All the children had the opportunity to accumulate points for their
class. The following classes were the overall winners in Key Stage 2.
1st
Place
3S
2nd
Place
6M
3rd
Place
The children have all met their new teacher’s during our school
5P
transition afternoon. We will be having our INSPIRE days in
the Autumn Term where you will have the opportunity to meet
your child’s teacher.
Congratulations to Year 6 on some fantastic SATs results. All
National Floor Targets exceeded again!
GARDENING NEWS.
The children in Year 2 have been busy growing a variety of fruit
and vegetables this year. Last week they went out and collected
their produce, cooked it using our new class ovens and made a
fantastic stir fry. You would have all been surprised to see how
the children tucked into their vegetables!
We also took part in The Wildflower Centre’s Scarecrow
competition. We built a Scarecrow that represented our school’s
colours and design. The Scarecrow is on display at The Wild
Flower Centre in Huyton. He will certainly scare the crows
away!
Potential
Goal
Shoot
Javelin
Obstacle
Cricket
Hockey
Bean
Bag
16
875
5:07
27
27
920
30
715
5:62
42
39
650
13
850
5:05
30
43
850
PUPIL OF THE WEEK.
CELEBRATION OF SPORT
Reception Shaunie Mao
Isabel
Year 1
Sophie Ogilvie
Morgan Hartley
Year 2
Ben Rimmer
Poppy Ryan
Year 3
Alyssa Roche
Fallon Roche
Year 4
Scott Evans
Tyler Pooley
Year 5
Dylan Duckworth
Ethan Bibby
Year 6
Riley Holiday
Celebration of Music
This week our Flute and Guitar Club invited their Parents to a
small concert. The older guitar members used chords to play
some modern chart songs while our younger members played
some traditional folk songs. The Year 3 flute group were
amazing as they kept in time together, under the direction of their
Music Teacher. On Thursday evening our Keyboard Club utilised
all the different ability groups to play Skyfall for their Parents.
Well done everyone. Flute and Guitar lessons will
be available for our new Year 3 children in Autumn. Key board
lessons are available after school, free of charge to all Key Stage
2 Pupils.
Last weekend our Year 5 pupils took part in The Father Ryan Tournament. They
played very well and were The Walter Tomlinson runners up. Our Year 3 and 4
football team played in the first ever Mark Burgan Knowsley Football
Tournament and brought the cup home to Kirkby! We are the very first school
to win the cup. Well done boys! Our Year 3 Tennis Team who are already
Knowsley Champions came third in The Merseyside Games. The children who
have attended The David Campbell Soccer School this year also graduated.
Ebony Paul in Year 5 also came first 1st out 100 in her dance competition.
Ethan Highton and Harry Farley have also been chosen to represent Kirkby
Boys next year. Wow! How busy have we been! Well done!
A VISIT TO ST MARTIN’S CHURCH
As part of their class work in Religious Education Year 2 had
the opportunity to visit our school governor – Reverend Fagan
at St Martin’s Church. They were shown around the Church,
tried on gowns and were very impressed by the fact the cross
was made from gun metal! The children all wrote letters of
thanks on their return.
SUMMER READING
CHALLENGE
Over the Summer we will be taking
part in The Summer Reading
Challenge. Pupils will be asked to
visit their Library and read a number
of books over the holiday. They all
receive a chart to complete, win
stickers and prizes. Josh, Tyler and
Kyle have already started filling in
their charts. The school who
collects the most stickers wins a
cup for their school. Let’s win
another cup this year!
A number of free activities will be
taking place in the Library during
July and August.
KINGSWOOD 2010
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