Welcome to this week's wintry Parkland Post. I wanted to start by thanking you all for collecting your children so quickly and for being patient as we organised this yesterday as a result of the snowy conditions. Today's non-uniform day was just what we needed to get us ready for the weekend and half term holidays!
Welcome to this week's action packed Parkland Post! We have had so many events happening around the academy with Time To Talk Day, NSPCC Number Day as well as lots of fabulous learning.
Welcome to this week’s Parkland Post! We have been very busy across the academy and there has been some amazing learning happening. Year 3 were investigating structures and following one of our Ways of Being, Succeed Together, as they worked as a team to create bridges. Year 1 have been impressing me with their phonics knowledge and their excitement for reading. Mrs Shirra launched the Blue Peter Reading Badge in Monday’s assembly and we have had a few reviews from our children which we will be sending off soon. If anyone else would like to take part in this, you could have a look at the website here:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/cbbc/findoutmore/blue-peter-apply-for-a-book-badge
Welcome to a very chilly Parkland Post! It was lovely to welcome so many of you in for our weekly Celebration Assembly this week - we love to share our children's successes with our families. There was an overwhelming theme of succeeding together this week with our pupils going above and beyond to help others and work well together - they should be so proud of themselves.
Happy New Year and welcome to our first Parkland Post of 2024! Our children have made a fantastic start to the spring term, it has been a hive of activity. Curriculum bubbles were sent home last week so you can see exactly what your child will be learning this half term. Homework menus have also been sent home and I have been thrilled to see some amazing examples of work being brought back into school, especially from Indira in Year 3 and Miley in Year 6.
Welcome to the final Parkland Post of the year! It has been a great start to our academic year and we are looking forward to building on these great foundations in the new year. We have lots of exciting events planned for the spring term which we will be sharing with you soon.
Welcome to this week's Wintry Parkland Post - what a week we have had! It has been wonderful to welcome so many families through our doors during our Nativity performances and KS2 Carol Concert. I am sure you will agree that they did themselves and us proud! I love just how well everyone has worked together in order to achieve one of our Ways of Being - Succeed Together. Thank you to all of the staff who have put in so much work behind the scenes; none of it would have been possible without you.
Welcome to a festive Parkland Post on what has been a brilliant non-uniform day - we would like to thank you for all of the donations towards our Winter Fair which is being held on the 14th December.
Welcome to the final newsletter of November - can you believe that next Friday is the start of December; where has the year gone? This week has flown by with two well-attended parents' evenings, thank you for joining us for these, so we could share the progress your children are making. We will feedback on the results of the parent questionnaire next week.
Welcome to this week's brightly coloured, spot-filled Parkland Post! As you probably have worked out, it has been Children In Need Day - we have been sporting our most colourful, spotty, Pudsey-related clothing in order to raise money for some amazing charities. Thank you to everyone who has donated - your help means such a lot to so many people. Our main prize in the raffle was won by Mya in Year 5 - congratulations; we hope that you enjoy your winnings! We will update you with our final total at the end of the day - thank you for being so generous.
Welcome to a wild, windy and rainy Parkland Post! What a week it has been - we have had a week of two halves with the majority of children being in school and our Year 6s on residential at Ingleborough Hall. There has been so much learning going on across the academy and children have been excitedly telling us the new knowledge they now have!
