News Atwood Primary School

Mr Veale’s welcome We all hope that you had a good half term. 

Mrs Hutchinson has long coordinated the Books for Africa scheme which sees books that are no longer being used at Atwood being sent to Africa so that children there can learn to read. 

Mr Veale’s welcome It would be remiss of me to not start my newsletter this week without wishing Mrs Standing all the very best as she commences her maternity leave. 

This half term, children from across all the Pegasus schools came together to perform poems in front of a panel of judges. 

Mr Veale’s welcome We have made it through January.  At the time of writing, the intensity of the sunlight is getting brighter and stronger, as the Sun appears to climb higher in the sky. 

This term in reception we have been following the topic of ‘Watch out!

Year 2 Budding letter writers visit the postbox. In Year 2, we have been learning about letter writing in our English lessons and about toys in our topic learning.

This week in Year One we have been looking at the non-fiction text, ‘Chinese New Year: Festivals Around the World’.

Mr Veale’s welcome No sooner than I have put my finishing touches on last week’s newsletter than it’s time to write the next one. 

A little while ago, I promised that I would write a half termly article focusing on mental health and wellbeing as this aspect of our everyday lives is so important to us all leading a happy and rewarding life. 

Mr Veale’s welcome Shocking electricity prices This week, the children have experienced another cold snap. 

This half term, the children in Atwood Reception classes have been looking at the topic, ‘Watch out!

Mr Veale’s welcome My goodness, time is flying once again.  Who would have thought that this weekend marks the halfway stage of January?

Mr Veale’s welcome We all hope that you had a restful Christmas holiday and that you are gradually getting back to normal as we near the end of the first week of 2023.

Mr Veale’s welcome What week we have all had! With our eyes gazing out of our hopefully warm front rooms on Sunday afternoon, we wondered what would become of the snow.