15 September 2023
Atwood Newsletter 15th September
It has been another busy week at Atwood. After the corridors being empty last week, it is great to walk through the Early Years and hear the chatter and buzz of children in the classrooms.
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It has been another busy week at Atwood. After the corridors being empty last week, it is great to walk through the Early Years and hear the chatter and buzz of children in the classrooms.
One of our Year 3 pupils was busy through the summer on an inspiring fundraising mission.
Welcome back! What a lovely week to start the term and my time at Atwood.
Parents and carers will have become aware of the current issue with some schools in the UK that have buildings made of RAAC – Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete.
Mr Veale’s welcome It’s the last day of term and the last day for Year 6, as well as being the last day for a few other children in other year groups.
First Aid at Atwood Last week, the children in Years 1 – 6 at Atwood were very fortunate to take part in a first aid workshop from a company called ‘Mini First Aid’.
Year 3 Visit RHS Wisley As part of their learning all about plants, Year 3 visited RHS Wisley on Monday 17th July.
Many of you may be aware that Theo has leukaemia. In this inspiring video, Theo the Hero describes what leukaemia is and what it is like living with the condition.
Mr Veale’s Welcome ‘Spectacular, spectacular!’ What a week- how are we all keeping up?
The Wizard of Oz simply sparkled This week has seen the children in Years 5 and 6 perform their rendition of the ever popular, Wizard of Oz.
1st Aid training comes to Atwood In a recent School Council meeting, some of the children wished for 1st Aid training.
Summer Reading Challenge Organised by charity The Reading Agency (www.readingagency.org.uk
Mr Veale’s welcome ‘Another busy week’. This week has been busy to say the least.
Camp Atwood update I am writing in my office having had a super day with Year 4 at the ever popular ‘Camp Atwood’, before popping back out on the field to sleep in my tent.
Mr Veale’s welcome ‘Are we nearly there yet?’ Today is the last day of June, a month that only has 30 days.