Newsletter 8 - w/c 31st October2022

FOSS NEWS - PAGE FIVE

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DATES AND REMINDERS

Wednesday 9th/Thursday 10th November - Online parent consultations 2.00-6.00pm onwards

Friday 11th November - FOSS Quiz Night

Monday 14th November - Anti-bullying Week

Wednesday 16th November - Year Five - Gunnersbury Park Museum

Thursday 17th November - School Tour 10.00am (please book a tour on our website)

Tuesday 22nd November - School Tour 10.00 am (please book a tour on our website)

Thursday 24th November - Year Five - Lau - Class Assembly

Friday 25th November - Year Three - Mandela - Richmond Museum (further details to follow)

Tuesday 29th November - Year Five - Lau - Dickens Museum (further details to follow)

Tuesday 29th November - Year One - Strawberry Hill House (further details to follow)

Thursday 1st December - Year Five - Attenborough - Class Assembly

Friday 2nd December - Year Five - Attenborough - Dickens Museum (further details to follow)

Saturday 3rd December - FOSS Christmas Market with Grotto

Monday 5th December - Friday 9th December - Year Six Obama - Bikeability Cycle Training (further details to follow)

Wednesday 7th December - Year Three - Thunberg- Richmond Museum (further details to follow)

Tuesday 13th December - Children's Christmas Market

SPECIAL REPORT ... SPECIAL REPORT ... SPECIAL REPORT ... SPECIAL REPORT ... SPECIAL REPORT ... SPECIAL REPORT ...

HOPE SPRINGS ETERNAL ON RE DAY

Our RE Co-ordinator, Tanya Blomley tells us all about this special day, check out our little pictorial round-up below ...

On Tuesday we had such a wonderful day celebrating RE day. It was a special day where the whole school united with St Stephen's Church to celebrate our theme of 'hope' and how we can show hope collectively and as individuals. The day started with a whole school assembly led by Lauren and Rachel from St Stephen's church. They ignited our theme of hope through music, stories and prayer. After assembly, all year groups had the opportunity to ask a member of St Stephen's church questions they had for God. It was wonderful to watch pupil's embracing their desire to understand and question the world around them. RE day continued with stories and activities led by St Stephen's church which enabled pupils to build upon their understanding of the word hope, how they can find hope from within and give hope to others. We reminded pupil's of how using our school values can support with giving ourselves or other people hope. We want to give thanks to all the staff who joined us from St Stephen's church for a truly memorable day.

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