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Headteacher: Mrs Helen Calpin

Chair of Governors: Mr Chris Emsen

Email: snaith.primary@eastriding.gov.uk

Website: https://www.snaithprimary.org.uk/

Newsletter Friday 26th April 2024

This weeks attendance 94.8%

Memorial Garden

On Sunday 12th May we are invited to lay poppies at the RAF Snaith Memorial Garden based in Pollington. I always consider this to be a community event we are honoured to take part in, as we commemorate those who flew from RAF Snaith during WW2. We will meet at the memorial garden at 11.30 for the event at 11.45am. This is a short event and would usually be concluded by 12.30. If you have a child who would like to take part please let the school know by Tuesday 7th May.  If you would like details of the whole event, please see the poster at the end of this newsletter.  Thank you

We are also happy to share that the new WWll museum will be open at Pollington. Lots of local volunteers have helped to create this and it is definitely well worth a visit.

 

School Nursery

If you or anyone you know of, is interested in a place in our school Nursery (term time only) from September 2024 please contact the school office 01405 860452 email Snaith.primary@eastriding.gov.uk

Children from 3 years old receive 15 hours funding, plus a further 15 hours if you meet the eligibility criteria.

 

Before and After School Clubs

Bookings are now open for all sessions, bookings to be made via the App.

 

Uniform – PE

We are always proud of the high standards you help us to uphold when it comes to the children’s uniform and appearance. Recently, I have noticed that some ‘non uniform’ items of clothing and footwear have been creeping in, especially on PE days. Please could I remind you of our uniform standards – see below, and thank you in advance for helping us to uphold this.

Uniform

  • Burgundy sweatshirt or cardigan - we strongly encourage this to be with school logo.
  • Black or grey trousers/skirt/shorts
  • Pale blue polo shirt (logo optional)
  • White, grey or black socks or tights
  • School shoes (NO trainers)
  • Optional: blue and white checked summer dresses
  • Reversible Fleece jacket with logo (optional)

P.E.

  • Red P.E shorts (no other colours)
  • White T-shirt – (with or without red school name)
  • Black joggers (no logos/branding) - for colder days
  • Plimsolls/trainers (preferably black)

Children come to school wearing their PE clothes on their specific PE day.

Ensuring our behaviour is outstanding means having consistently high expectations of good manners, respect and "whole schoolness". We would be grateful if you would read on to check the following.

  • Long hair should always be tied back. Elastic bands may be handed out in school if not.
  • Hair should not be shaved, spiked in the middle, or have tramlines. 
  • Headbands should be small and in school colours (no big floral decorations please).
  • Hair should be of a natural colour and all styles to be conservative. 
  • School shoes should be black. Trainers should only be worn for P.E. lessons. 
  • Please check all uniform is named. in the summer term when children regularly take off jumpers and cardigans!
  • Children are allowed to wear only stud earrings, which are to be removed or covered with tape during P.E. lessons, and a watch. Other forms of jewellery are not part of our school uniform and can pose a risk in some circumstances. 

https://www.snaithprimary.org.uk/attachments/download.asp?file=2689&type=pdf

We have worked hard to ensure that our uniform is at an affordable price, reducing request for logos eg on white T-shirt, and making sure that our uniform is widely available from a range of outlets, including our own PTA sustainable uniform shop. We very much value you respecting our policy on uniform expectations.

 

PTA

Pre-loved uniform sale. Next week, on Tuesday 30th April, the PTA will be in the playground after school.  

Prices List

Fleeces & Waterproof Fleeces £3

Jumpers & Cardigans £2

Everything else is £1

 

 

SAVE THE DATE

Year 6 Residential

Parents information evening, Wednesday 22nd May 6pm

 

PTA Colour Run – 6th June after school.

Sports Day   - Thursday 27th June (if poor weather, our reserve day is Friday 28th June)

KS1 am and KS2 pm (we will share specific times nearer to the date)  

Snaith on Tour 24! For one night only:  11th July – 6pm

This week, in singing, we have begun learning the songs that we will perform at our special musical extravaganza, this will be held in the school grounds.  This time our theme has a real holiday vibe as we explore songs that take our minds to new destinations. We look forward to seeing you there at what always promises to be an amazing event.

 

Diary Dates

Summer Term commencing  Monday 15th April – Swimming lessons for Year 4 and some Year 5’s weekly for 11 weeks.

Monday 13th May – Thursday 16th May – Year 6 Sats Week

Wednesday 22nd May – Year 6 Residential Parents Information Evening 6pm.

Thursday 6th June – Colour Run after school

Wednesday 12th June – Year 6 Growing Up Talk

Wednesday 19th June – Friday 21st June to Year 6 Residential

Thursday 27th June – Sports Day

Wednesday 3rd – Friday 5th July – Year 6 Transition days to The Snaith School

Thursday 11th July – Summer Extravaganza 6pm.  Families welcome

 

School Holidays

Please click on the link below to view the school holidays, these can also be found on the school app under Useful Links.

https://www.snaithprimary.org.uk/page/?title=Term+Dates&pid=91

 

Term Dates 2023-2024

https://www.snaithprimary.org.uk/attachments/download.asp?file=2719&type=pdf

Term Dates 2024-2025

https://www.snaithprimary.org.uk/attachments/download.asp?file=2891&type=pdf

Please can I remind parents that school is not able to authorise any holidays during term time. Therefore, it is important to consult these dates before making any booking.

We are committed to improving achievement through attendance, and any pupil whose attendance falls below 96% becomes a cause for concern.  Attendance below 90% is classed by the Government as persistent absence. If a child’s attendance falls below 90% we refer all cases to the Education Welfare Office at East Riding, who is likely to contact parents directly to discuss the matter. 

 

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