Missing Coat

A blue Trespass waterproof puffa type coat (age 7 to 8) has gone missing from the Dragonflies cloakroom. It does have a name in it and a telephone number. Please could you check to see if your child has brought the wrong coat home. Many thanks.

Mud Run – Friars Playing Fields

A reminder for the Y4-6 pupils attending the mud run on Wednesday that it would be avisable to bring a towel and additional dry clothes (either to take with them or parents to bring at pick-up) to put on over their wet/muddy clothes – or to change into. Miss Rock (who has organised the event from Bridgnorth Endowed School) has said that she will be bringing bin bags for children to sit on during their journey home, but you may wish to also bring your own.

 

The original letter stated children would need to wear their Brown Clee P.E. kits for this even; however, you may prefer them to wear something that you do not mind getting particularly muddy. They can get changed into these before leaving school on the day.

 

This year, parents are to pick children up from Friars Playing Fields (as opposed to Bridgnorth Endowed Leisure Centre – as in previous years). The event is due to finish at 15:30.

KS2 Performances

As you will all be aware, all of KS2 have two upcoming performances. With the afternoon performance on Wednesday, the performance will fit within normal school timings. The evening performance on Tuesday, however, begins at 6:00pm. To allow time to change into costumes, Children should arrive at school from 5:15pm and all should be at school by 5:30pm. If watching the performance, you can go into the hall ready for the performance once you have dropped your child off. If you are simply dropping your child off, the performance will be finished at around 7:15pm and children should be ready to be picked up again by 7:30pm.

If, for whatever reason your child may not be able attend the evening performance, please can you let us know as soon as possible – as we may be able to work together a plan.

Summer Term in Dragonflies!

We’re looking forward to welcoming you back to school tomorrow for the summer term. There is a lot to look forward to including our new topic of Ancient Egypt and our KS2 production!

Dance Club

Dance club had its first session on Monday – The children tried out tap dance, learnt a routine and had a tap around in a pair of tap shoes! Next week they will be having a go at street dancing and having a dance battle.

There are still spaces available if anyone would like to have a go.

Please send a cheque (made payable to Shropshire Council) or the exact cash into the school office. £20 for the remainder of the term.

 

Nasal Flu Vaccinations

An e-mail has been sent out today to all parents to advise that the Shropshire Community Health Immunisation Team will be in school on Monday 7th November to administer the nasal flu vaccinations to children in all year groups. The letter, form and information leaflet which have also been e-mailed are below. Please could the consent form be completed (indicating whether you consent or not) and returned to school by Tuesday 1st November at the latest. If you require a paper copy, please contact the school office.

Parent Letter Flu 2022

Flu Consent 22.23

UKHSA-12388-protecting-your-child-against-flu-2022-2023

Individual Photographs – Thursday 29th September – change of PE day for Scorpions and Bees

The school photographer will be in school next Thursday, 29th September, in the morning to take the children’s individual photographs. Please could all children be in school uniform.

This means that we have had to change the PE day for Scorpions and Bees for next week and this will now be on Wednesday 28th September.

Wednesday 7th September

Hi Dragonflies,

It was lovely to see you all in class today!

Please could you wear your P.E. kit on Wednesday and bring in one of your favourite books.

 

Ice cream Van- Monday18th July

As part of their end of term treat, Laura’s ice cream is coming into school for Fireflies and Grasshoppers. Laura will also be around at the end of the day, should other children like to purchase an ice cream.

Many thanks,

N.Fox

 

 

Shakespeare Rocks Tickets

If you haven’t ordered your tickets for the KS2 performance, please send this in tomorrow – we do only have tickets left for the 2pm performance on 13th July, all tickets have sold out for the evening performance.
We will begin to allocate tickets to those on the day time waiting list tomorrow, please could these people send in payment for the number of tickets which they require. If anyone else would like further tickets for the day time performance please let the school office know, these will be allocated on a first come, first served basis.

SOLD OUT – Shakespeare Rocks 6pm Performance

Thank you to everyone who has purchased tickets for the performance of Shakespeare Rocks on 14th July at 6pm. The orders received today now mean that this performance is Sold Out. We do still have some tickets left for the 2pm performance on 13th July for those who still wish to see this.

Shakespeare Rocks tickets

If you haven’t already ordered your tickets for the KS2 performance of Shakespeare Rocks, please could you do so by Friday so that we can start allocating additional tickets to those on the waiting list and then open up to KS1 parents if there are any spare tickets.

Class and Year 6 Leaver’s Photographs – Thursday 19th May

Chris and Jo Maddox, the school photographer will be in school tomorrow morning to take class photographs of the children. They will also be taking photographs of the Year 6 Leavers group.

If your child has PE please could they come in in their school uniform and bring their PE kit with them.

Science in Dragonflies

This afternoon we have been observing and studying rocks as part of our science work. We have looked at chalk, limestone and basalt. We have recorded our findings.

Dragonflies – Remote Learning – Friday 18th February

Good morning Dragonflies! 18th February 2022

Please find your work for the day below.

Maths

1. Count in Fractions – Watch the video and complete the tasks within it as instructed. Video: https://vimeo.com/506082065

2. Complete the Worksheet: “Count in Fractions” (attached to email).

(Y3: Do at least questions 1&2 and more if you choose)

(Y4: Do at least all the White Rose Maths Sheet and the Reasoning & Problem Solving

sheet in addition if you choose)

Count-in-fractions

3. Verbally rehearse the 4 & 12 times tables.

4. Verbally rehearse counting up in 4s & 12s.

5. Go on TTRS – There will be a battle taking place!

(Y3 vs Y4: 8.00-10.00am tomorrow)

(Boys vs Girls: Mon 21st 9.00am – Fri 25th 3.00pm)

6. Go on Numbots.

 

English

1. Spellings

Go on Spelling Shed and practice spelling list 6b.

2. Sentence work

Look at the attached activity. Read the sentences carefully and correct the errors

that you spot.

Sentence-correction-activity

 

Geography

1. Location of settlements

Watch the powerpoint attached to this email called “Location of settlements”

Location of settlements

2. Make notes giving information under these headings:

Older settlements

Newer settlements

All settlements

P.E.

Join with the first Joe Wickes workout that was aired during the first lockdown.

Class Challenge

How far can you walk or run whilst you are at home? You could run laps of the garden or a route around the house. Send us the distance you cover and we will add it to the class total. I wonder whether we will finish our second lap around the Shropshire border during half term…

I look forward to being back in class with you all again soon.

Best wishes,

Mrs Heath

Art in Dragonflies

We have been looking at the work of landscape artist William Heaton Cooper.  We have learned about using one point perspective in our drawing and have used colour to add perspective to our paintings. We have learned that we can use lighter to darker shades to show perspective.

We laid our paintings out and had a critique session. We discussed the use of colour and shared our observations with each other.

 

Our class challenge

We have been making good progress with our challenge to run the length of the Shropshire county border.


So far we have travelled 161 km, we now have 336 km to go.

Our Fitness Challenge

As part of our topic on Sensational Shropshire, we are attempting to run the length of the Shropshire border. The border of Shropshire is 497 km long….how many times can we run this distance over the term?


Swimming

Our last swimming session for this term will be on Tuesday 7th December.

Please Note: this is different to the original plan as we had to miss a session earlier in the term. 

We have really enjoyed our sessions and we would like to thank the staff at the Leisure Centre in Ludlow for accommodating all of us!

The weather is getting colder!

We have the windows open in class to allow for sufficient ventilation.

Please don’t forget to wear layers e.g. a vest, t-shirt or sport skins under your school uniform so that you are not cold in class.

Roast Beef lunches

Maureen in the kitchen has asked us to let you know that the roast dinner tomorrow will be replaced with pork instead of beef which is shown on the menu on ParentPay due to supply issues.  All other options remain the same.

She has also advised that all Roast Beef lunches will be replaced with pork until further notice.

P.E on Wednesday!

Dragonflies will be doing P.E. tomorrow as we took extra time to finish an English session today.

Please could children come into school in their PE kits again tomorrow.

I appreciate that this may be difficult for those who are taking part in cross country this evening. If they don’t have a complete school kit to wear, perhaps they could wear something as near as possible just for tomorrow.

Apologies and many thanks.

Mrs Heath