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  • Themed Maths Day

    Fri 09 Oct 2020 Mrs Burnham

    Dear Parents/ Carers,

     

    On Friday 23rd October, we are planning to host a themed maths day to enrich our curriculum and promote number facts and times tables with our children.

     

    We hope the children will find this day enjoyable and engaging as an opportunity to explore some fun elements of this vital aspect of our maths teaching in school.

     

    The day will be planned slightly differently for different ages of children:

     

    In EYFS and Y1, the children will be taking part in a 'number day' and should come to school dressed as a number of their choice. They may want to use the popular CBeebies Numberblocks as an inspiration for their outfit. EYFS and Y1 will talk part in fun number activities in their classroom and outdoor environments.

     

    In Y2 and KS2, the day will be planned around the theme of 'Times Tables Rock Stars' to promote the use of the website with these classes. Therefore, we are asking children in these years to come to school dressed as a 'rock star' for the day. We encourage cool outfits and rock star hair styling to be authentic- air guitars are optional!

     

    We are asking for your support in enabling your child to come to school dressed as either a number in EYFS/ Y1 or a rock star in Years 2-6. There are many photos on the internet from other schools who have hosted similar number and times tables days previously, if you are looking for some inspiration for an outfit choice.

     

    Thank you for your support in preparing the children with an outfit for this day, which we hope will be enriching and exciting for all our children.

     

    Yours Sincerely,

    Mrs Burnham

    Maths Leader

  • MIDDAY ASSISTANT REQUIRED AS SOON AS POSSIBLE

    Mon 09 Mar 2020

    MIDDAY ASSISTANT - Required as soon as possible

     

    Band 1 Point 6

     

    1 hour per day, 5 hours per week Monday to Friday, term time only.

     

    Well Green Primary School wish to appoint an enthusiastic and caring Midday Assistant to supervise the children during lunchtime. A patient, friendly but firm approach to pupils are desirable qualities. Previous experience of working with children would be an advantage but it is not essential.

     

    Please see the job description and application forms attached to this advertisement or see the school website – www.wellgreenprimary.co.uk SEE KEY INFORMATION

     

    Completed forms should be returned to the school for the attention of the Headteacher, Mrs K Markham

     

    Our school is committed to safeguarding children. The successful applicants will be subject to an enhanced DBS check and references will be taken.

     

    Closing date – This position will remain open until a suitable candidate is appointed.

     

    Interview date: to be confirmed

  • Congratulations letter from the Minister of State for Schools

    Mon 04 Jan 2016
    Please see the Newsletters section of our website where we have placed a congratulations letter from the Minister of State for Schools following our placement in the 100 top performing schools in terms of the progress the pupils make between key stage 1 and the end of key stage 2. 
  • Changes to the law relating to holidays in term time

    Wed 24 Jul 2013
    The Department for Education (DfE) has announced important amendments to legislation surrounding holidays in term-time.
     
    From the 1st September 2013, the change to the law does not give any entitlement to parents to take their child on holiday during term time. Any application for leave must be in exceptional circumstances and the Head teacher must be satisfied that the circumstances warrant the granting of the leave. Parents can be fined by the Local Authority for taking their children on holiday during term time without consent from the school.
     
    As a local Authority, we fully appreciate the financial difficulties some parents may face when booking their holidays or visiting family abroad. However, we are expecting all schools in the borough to introduce firm policies and checks to ensure that there is a reduction in the number of absences during term time.
     
    The LA will be monitoring all school absences during term time and will challenge those schools who do not follow the new legislation.
     
    I would like to take this opportunity on behalf of Trafford Local Authority and your child’s school to thank you for your full support in this matter by not taking your child out of school during term time.
    This new legislation will bring about increased attendance and therefore improved standards in our schools.
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