Sleeping Beauty trip
We are looking forward to our trip to see Sleeping Beauty. The letter is below. Please return to the office as soon as possible. Thank you.
Dear parents/carers
The Key Stage One Team have arranged a visit to see Sleeping Beauty at the Carriageworks Theatre on Tuesday 26 November 2019. We will be reading various traditional tales and this is a great opportunity for the children to compare different variations of the story. Seeing and experiencing a story first hand will also help when we do the follow-up drama, art, writing and reading activities in school.
Children should arrive at school in school uniform at the normal time. We will be leaving around 9:15am and returning before the end of the school day. Children will need a packed lunch on that day. Please complete the slip below indicating if your child would like a school packed lunch or if they will be bringing their own.
The cost of the visit is £17, which includes the coach and ticket to the performance.
Please note, although payments for school visits are voluntary, if we do not receive enough voluntary contributions, this trip will have to be cancelled. The school does not have sufficient funds to subsidise children who have not paid. However, if you have particular circumstances that you wish to discuss individually, please contact the school office – we may be able to set up a payment plan or help in other ways.
Thank you for your support,
Kind regards
Key Stage One Team
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Here are our new school council representatives.
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Science with socks…
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