Dear Parent/Carer,
I hope this email finds you well after a week where it has been lovely to be able to welcome back all our students.
World Book Day
Thursday, March 3rd was the 26th year that the United Kingdom celebrated World Book Day. Unfortunately, this year, we celebrated this event virtually however this did not stop some really impressive work from our students.
In Key Stage Two Yrs 5 & 6 were invited to turn a potato into their favourite fictional character of all time, or paint a pebble illustrating the front cover of their favourite book, either the original or their own design.
The KS2 winners were:
Year 5
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Daniel (Jackdaw Summer by David Almond pebble)
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Xanthe (Romley Jefferson’s Awesome Adventures – potato)
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Max (Pirate Potato) & Madeline Heslop (Grumpy Greg from Diary of a Wimpy Kid)
Year 6
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James ( Woolly – Ice Monster by David Walliams)- potato
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Toby ( Where Eagles Dare- Alistair Maclean) – pebble
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Sarah ( Olaf and friends)- potato JOINT Alex ( Slime- David Walliams) potato
In Key Stage Three Y7&8 were invited to design a bedroom for a fictional character then lace clues around the specially designed bedroom and see if we can guess whose room is this?
The KS3 Winners were:
Year 7 Bedroom designs.
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Rosemary
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Sasha
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Luke
Year 8 Bedroom designs
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Rosy
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Maddison
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Rachel
Well done to all the students who took part. I did especially enjoy the tribute to “Where Eagles Dare” – the books of Alistair Maclean were a significant part of my youth. I would also strongly recommend “Ice Station Zebra” and “The Satan Bug”.
TOP Award Winners Week beginning 8th March, 2021
Thomlinson Outstanding Pupil Awards are awarded to the student who best demonstrates the core value of the week. The core value this week was Humility and the TOP Award winners were:
5T Leon
5H Jodie
6O Hannah
6M Oliver
7I Sasha
7L Joel
8N Lois
8S Calaina & Abi
Well done to all of these award winners.
Yr 7 & Yr 8 Lateral Flow Tests
All children will have received Lateral Flow Tests. Please read an explanatory email detailing how and when these tests are to be carried out.
Uniform
Please remember that Pupils are not allowed jewellery (including earrings), make up or unusual hair colour or styles. Long hair must be tied back. Thank you for your ongoing support in this regard.
I hope you have a restful weekend.
Take care,
Liam Murtagh – Headteacher