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Wow! Amazing! today we celebrate 3 classes with 100% attendance.
For week commencing 16/04/18 to 20/04/18 Anansi, Gruffalos and Charlies all achieved 100% attendance.
Brilliant news! All classes achieving 100% attendance receive:
Golden Citizens
Elmers: Sam G
Seashells: Jess Y
Hungry Caterpillars: Bethan L
Anansi: Lilly J
Smartest Giants: Olivia B
Gruffalos: Hannah M
Aslans: Henry H
Fantastic Foxes: Anza S
Charlies: Sally E
Skywalkers: Sabiha A
Kensukes: Negat S
Whizzy Worker
Seashells: Sophie W
Hungry Caterpillars: Mason O
Anansi: Subhaan K
Smartest Giants: Isabella B
Gruffalos: Ethan F
Aslans: Jemima S
Fantastic Foxes: Josiah S
Charlies: Sol J
Skywalkers: Yacia L
Kensukes: Fajr S
Behaviour Superstar
Seashells: Ibrahim G
Hungry Caterpillars: Ella D
Anansi: Kaleb P
Smartest Giants: Qasem S
Gruffalos: Zayd J
Aslans: Yaseen I
Fantastic Foxes: Zeyad K
Charlies: Ava H
Skywalkers: Emma H
Kensukes: Reuben K
Headteacher Award
Our amazing Cheerleaders!!
Attendance Awards
EYFS/KS1: Gruffalos and Aslans with 100%
KS2: Charlies with 100%
Niesha Bell is holding a bake sale on Friday 27th April 2018
-Burnaby Hall drop In 9.30
-Tennyson Hall drop In 3.15
Small Raffle
All welcomeGolden Citizens
Seashells: Samuel M
Hungry Caterpillars: Elena B
Anansi: Hayden L
Smartest Giants: Raiyaan T
Gruffalos: Olivia H
Aslans: Dante B
Fantastic Foxes: Paighton S
Charlies: Hafsah A
Skywalkers: Lazea A
Kensukes: Isaac B
Whizzy Worker
Seashells: Ali A
Hungry Caterpillars: Hiyam H
Anansi: Aishanur B
Smartest Giants: Jazira M
Gruffalos: Battal A
Aslans: Tobias F
Fantastic Foxes: Ava P
Charlies: Eloise R
Skywalkers: Sumaya A
Kensukes: Ella M
Behaviour Superstar
Seashells: Hasan A
Hungry Caterpillars: Athena DC
Anansi: Lilly J
Smartest Giants: Lily M
Gruffalos: Nicoleta B
Aslans: Suad A
Fantastic Foxes: Amber G
Charlies: Tanith N
Skywalkers: Khalid A
Kensukes: Sontanna S
Attendance Awards
EYFS/KS1: Smartest Giants with 98.1%
KS2: Aslans and Kensukes with 99.2%
Dear parents/carers,
French Club, run by Mr Fisher, will be taking place on Monday after school for Year 3 and Year 4 children.
Beginning on 23rd April 2018 and running until Monday 21st May 2018, French Club will be a weekly opportunity for children to learn some basic French vocabulary.
The club will run from 3:15-4pm every Monday in Aslans Class.
If your child would like to attend, then please return the slip on the letter to your child’s class teacher by Friday 20th April. Please be aware that spaces are limited to 20 children. So please hand in your slip as soon as possible if your child is interested.
Find the letter here: http://www.walkley.sheffield.sch.uk/letters/
In assembly today we have been looking back at the Commonwealth Games and the fantastic achievements of all the athletes. We have looked at the inspiration for the Games:
'Inspired by the diversity and dynamism of the Commonwealth itself - a voluntary association of 71 nations and territories - and its enduring commitment to human rights, democracy and the rule of law. Among its membership are some of the world’s largest and smallest countries, from India, with over 1.2 billion people to Nauru with a population of 10,000. More than 60% of the Commonwealth citizens are under 30.'
https://thecgf.com/
We have seen the amazing story of Anna Hursey, the welsh Commonwealth Games table tennis player, who last week competed at the Games aged just 11. We have heard about her commitment to 'move it to the next level' to achieve her ambition of becoming a Champion one day.
I want to be a table tennis champion
Representing Wales in the 2018 Commonwealth Games
Also, we discovered the amazing integration of paralympic athletes at the games:
Valued and included: Para integration a big Commonwealth Games hit
This is the Commonwealth Games, where Paralympic athletes are not just included but fully integrated in the teams, and their events in the programme.
Usain Bolt last week described it as "brilliant" and James Arnott, the 21 year old English athlete who was born with a condition called Erb's palsy which restricts the movement of his left shoulder and impacts on his ability to sprint, would not disagree with the Jamaican great.
Commonwealth Games Federation chief executive David Grevemberg believes:
"Truly if we want a Games that is representative of all the people across the Commonwealth, then our athletes need to be truly representative. If you value people, you include them, it's that simple.”
Taken from Sydney Morning Herald.
It's fantastic that people of different cultures, faiths, languages and abilities can come together to compete and represent their countries and celebrate each other's achievements.