Newsletter 8 - Page Two
MERITS
Year One Curie - Noah, Alexander
Year One Pankhurst - Louis, Lotte
Year Two Yousafzai - Noah, Andrea
Year Two Earhart - Jessie, Jake
Year Three Mandela - Whole class
Year Three Thunberg - Whole class
Year Four Turing - Amelia P and the whole class for Ambassador
Year Four Rashford - Eve and the whole class for Ambassador
Year Five Attenborough - Mila, Sybil, Margaret
Year Five Lau - Mollie G, Mihailo
Year Six Obama - Murray, Ben, Lydia, Connie, Amy, Samara, Emily, Mara
Year Six Kamkwamba - Kyle, Jacob, Lindsay, Jessica, Tereza
A CONFIRMATION CLASS WITH LAUREN
Year Six is learning all about the Journey of Life in their RE lessons. They have been looking at all the milestones they may come to in their own lives, as well as those celebrated in Christianity. As the faith they are studying this term is Christianity it seemed like an ideal opportunity for a visit from one of our friends at St Stephen's Church. Lauren, the Children's Pastor, a regular at our Tuesday Church assemblies, gave both classes a great lesson on what confirmation means in the Anglican church and what the service entails. She also compared and contrasted with the catholic faith. Thank you Lauren.
Down on Bockett's Farm with Pankhurst Class
Helping your Child
Overcome Common Fears and Worries
A workshop for all St Stephen’s School parents on
Monday 21st November at
9:00-10:00 am, in the Studio
Join us for a coffee or tea and a presentation delivered by
Nicola Flaxman, Child and Young People’s Wellbeing Practitioner, where we will explore:
Spotting if your child is worried
Talking to your child about their fears and worries
Helpful ways to support your child when they’re worried or scared
If you would like to attend, please use the link below.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1ddZ8tJ7fMBm_R7Q8aDk7aYpWzk8n9fG3OF8IrqjkB5c/edit
For further information about the coffee morning, please speak to Naomi Mulholland at school.
Parents Supporting Neurodiverse Young People
(led by Achieving for Children)
Wednesday 2nd November, 12pm - 1pm
Online via Zoom
Learn about support available for parent carers to young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), with opportunity to ask questions and connect with other parents. The link between neurodiversity, SEND and mental health is apparent and we recognise how important it is to hold space for those supporting young people who are experiencing this co-morbidity.
Email us to book your place
Carers Connect evening
Wednesday 17th November, 7pm
Elleray Hall, Teddington, TW11 OHG
Join us for an evening of networking with other unpaid carers and parents who support a loved one with a mental health problem.
Enjoy a complimentary glass of bubbles or a soft drink on arrival and canapes throughout the evening. Guest speaker Jayne Ayris - Carers Champion, Richmond Council joins us to talk about Carers Rights, in line with Carers Rights Day 2022.
Book your free ticket here:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/carers-connect-evening-tickets-444668213597