CPS Newsletter | Summer | Issue One

Natalie for her wonderful work in Drawing Club, she created detailed pictures of her family and talked about what she has drawn.
David for persevering and trying so hard in his reading.

Year 1

Maple:

Antonia for consistent hard work in all subjects and great progress in Phonics.
Jerry for always giving his best effort in all of his work and consistently demonstrating good learning behaviour.

Mulberry:

Olie for showing fantastic progress and persistence in reading - keep up the good work!
Luna for reading over the holidays and continuing to be a curious learner.

Year 2

Pine:

Mateo - for settling back into school really well and for being persistent with all of his learning. Well done Mateo, keep it up.
Teo - For working really hard with his phonics and spellings in Year 2. Teo has made great progress and is always persistent with his learning. Well done Teo.

Pear:

Nash for an amazing effort with his behaviour and listening skills. He is now making more progress with his learning. Well done Nash it is lovely to see.
Alisha for showing amazing persistence with her learning. She listens beautifully and is trying so hard especially with her spelling. Well done Alisha!

Year 3

Apple:

Tamara for being kind and always trying her best.
Maria for being curious, kind and persistent.

Ash:

Chelsea for being an excellent learning partner and supporting her peers with her fantastic answers in all lessons.
Ayad for demonstrating fantastic curiosity in his learning, particularly in Science, and working hard in all of his lessons.

Year 4

Beam:

Jana for taking time and effort in her work and always being ready to help others.
Ebenezer for always having a positive attitude to school and being persistent in his learning

Beech:

Amira for reading and participating in class discussion during English lesson.
Diana for being a great behaviour role model to her peers.

Year 5

Walnut:

Briana - for challenging yourself in maths and persevering when you find things tricky.
Esmee - for working extremely hard in maths and with your reading.

Willow:

Jayden- for showing kindness to all especially adults
Niya- for working hard and making good choices

Year 6

Chestnut:

Abriyah for putting in more effort in her writing and working so hard during interventions
Pranav for working persistently during interventions and beginning to contribute more to discussions

Oak:

Lovis for working independently and challenging himself to complete higher level work. Well done and keep up the hard work!
David for showing perseverance to edit and improve his English work to a higher level. Well Done!

Big Parenting Questions

Navigating the leap from childhood to adolescence

Big Parenting Questions is a brand-new event for mums, dads and carers, designed to offer hope and help through this time of change in our children’s lives.

You will explore principles that will equip you to come alongside your child as they try and establish their identity, assert their independence and find their place in the world.

You’ll come away with …

A framework to help you answer tricky questions
A better understanding of what’s going on with their bodies – and in their brains
Practical ways to stay connected with your child whilst letting them go
Strategies to keep your child safe, both in the real world and online
Ways to help your child establish their identity and develop independence
Increased confidence in how you, and your child, can thrive during this crucial stage in their development

To book Watford's event on 19th June please follow this link: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/big-parenting-questions-watford-tickets-780638128657

SWHP Newsletter 200 Parenting Course Calendar.pdf

NEW: Online Safety Guide for Parents:
Energy Drinks

energy-drinks.pdf

Attendance at Central

ClassDojos

At Central Primary School, we take attendance and punctuality very seriously. We aim to have an attendance figure in excess of 96% .

This week, we would like to celebrate Chestnut class who achieved 100% attendance. They are the first class in KS2 to achieve this and will be receiving a prize for their excellent commitment to their learning.

The next challenge for KS2 is for every class to get 100% in one week. If KS2 manage it, every class will receive a special prize.

Thank you for your continued support in raising our attendance figures.

Mr Freeman

Please use this link as guidance from the NHS regarding sickness and attendance. https://www.nhs.uk/live-well/is-my-child-too-ill-for-school/?utm_medium=email&utm_source=govdelivery (please click the top link when redirected)

At Central Primary School, we recognise pro-social behaviours by giving children ClassDojo points. Every half term, the classes decide on a collective target to earn a class reward. In addition, at the end of the half term, we hold a ClassDojo raffle, where the children can win some exciting prizes!

1st place - Chestnut - 365

2nd place - Ash - 277

3rd place - Sunflower - 270

Donations

Dear families,

We would be very grateful if you had any boys or girls underwear and socks that you are able to donate to school. All ages/sizes welcome and to be handed into the main office.

A gentle reminder that if your child does come home with spare items from school that they are washed and returned promptly.

Thank you for your support.

Dates for the diary

Summer 1

15th April - Pupils return to school
26th April - Parent Coffee meeting
6th May - Bank Holiday School closed
Monday 13th - Thursday 16th - Year 6 SATs week
Thursday 23rd May - School finishes for half term
Friday 24th May - INSET day - School closed