Dear all,
We have put together this short 'Sway' to share with young people and their parents to let them know about the support that is available to keep them emotionally well this summer. It includes links to sites for resources, information about services that are available for young people to access directly, and how to find out about local activities and events taking place throughout the summer.
For their IPC Home Learning, Year 5 have created dioramas of a Roman Villa. They have either created a model of an entire villa or a specific room.
We are expecting very high temperatures next week and we aim to ensure your child is well protected from the heat whilst at school.
Pupils are welcome to wear PE kit, to keep them cool, over the next 2 days.
Before School:
· Please ensure sunscreen is applied before arriving at school,
· Your child must bring a full water bottle, which they can refill during the day.
· Students should also bring a sun hat.
During School:
· Pupils will be kept inside on Monday and Tuesday with additional space used inside the building (Hall/ Canteen/ ICT room). During the rest of week, if the heat is excessive during break times, alternative activities will be arranged for your child in a classroom space.
· Pupils will be directed to keep water bottles with them in the classroom and will be encouraged to drink at regular intervals.
· Students will be permitted to refill bottles at break, lunchtime or between lessons.
· Students will be reminded to wear their sunhat and have water bottles with them when outside.
· Staff will keep the school well ventilated and use air-conditioning and fans wherever available.
Yesterday, 5A finished planting the thyme and mint in our allotment bed and ensured that the plants were thoroughly watered. The children enjoyed experiencing the scents that the plants produce. Year 5 will continue to water plants regularly.
After an AMAZING sports day, 5S decorated and dug up their allotment bed.
It is now filled with thyme and mint.
Transition Tuesday is here again and this week Year 6 are following their lesson timetable as they head off around the school to have lessons with different class teachers.
EYFS and Key Stage 1 sports day will be on Tuesday at 10am
This morning Wrotham Road Primary School teamed up with Team Kaizen to celebrate the Queens Baton Relay passing through Gravesend Town Centre on its way to the next runner over in Tilbury. The pupils learned the dance in the space of 4 days and danced as the baton passed by. They were cheered on by the convoy and the Gravesham Mayor.
