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Newsletter - June 10 2010
June 10, 2010
Peace Child
Just before the half term break Classes 4 and 5 came together in an exceptional play about two warring tribes living in the colourful land of Mambica. This tough subject was dealt with sensitively by the children, who all acted brilliantly, and sang their hearts out. The moral of the play was that people should be more accepting and tolerant of one another. It all ended happily with the children’s enthusiastic acting showing that they really understood the underlying message!
Caterham Street Festival
During the half term break on Sunday 30th May, the Junior Choir sang to entertain the crowds at the Caterham Street Festival. It was a lovely sunny day, there was so much to do and so much fun. Thank you to all who came to support the choir.
Let’s Sing Together
After a successful session with Recording Stars we are now ready to sell the product of our children’s lovely singing. The School CDs will be sold after half term in the Library at drop off time 8:50–9:15 by Class 7, and at pick up time 3:00–3:45: £9.50 each. Congratulations to Meg of Class 5 for her winning design for the CD cover.
Informal Concert
This Friday, tomorrow, there is an informal Concert being held in the school gym at 1:45. Some of the performances will be a Pop Band from Class 7, piano, singing groups, fifes, drums and guitar playing. Parents are welcome to come and enjoy this musical afternoon.
Infants Poetry Competition
Congratulations to the winners of the Infants Poetry Competition, as follows
Class 1 Ruby recited Wind on the Hills by A.A. Milne and Katie Sewell recited The Rain
Class 2 Bethany recited The Wind by Robert Louise Stevenson
Class 3 Milan recited Unsuitable Weather by Gareth Lancaster
After School Club:
Next week, during the Wales trip, After School Club will be available only on a pre-booked basis. Please inform the office if you wish your child to stay after 3:30pm on any day.
Wales Trip:
Parents can follow the exploits of Class 7 during next week’s trip by visiting their diary on the school’s website.
School Hours:
Please note that school registration takes place promptly at 9:15am. Parents bringing children after this time must notify the office to ensure that the daily entries in the registers are correct.
School Blazers:
A reminder to all parents that the school blazer is compulsory from Pre-school 1 to Class 7. Children will not be permitted on school trips without it. (Unless specified otherwise in the trip letter.)
Summer Fair & Car Boot Sale:
Sat. 3rd July 11:00 – 3:00
20p entrance
Exciting details to come!
Car Boot Sellers Gates open at 10:00
Cars £10 Vans/Trucks £12
If you wish to be a seller please ring our contact on 07827 492361.
Musical Theatre Class:
The Talentz and Warlingham Dance Studio have joined forces to offer singing, dancing and drama every Friday 5 – 6.30pm at Warlingham Park School. For more information contact Debbie King or Katie Cox.
Mrs. King, Glyndebourne and the BBC:
Some of you may remember back in March Mrs. King had landed herself a role in the wonderful Glyndebourne production of Knight Crew. Gareth Malone of BBC 2’s ‘The Choir’ was chorus master, and was filmed for ‘Gareth goes to Glyndebourne’, to be broadcast on the 17th, 24th of June and 1st of July on BBC2, 9pm. So look out for Mrs. King in the Mothers’ Chorus.
Diary Dates:
Thurs 10th June Friends Meeting 2:30
Fri 11th June Informal Concert 1:45
Mon 14th – Fri 18th June Class 7 Wales Trip
Fri 25th June Mufti Day
Tues 29th June Sports Day
Sat 3rd July Summer Fair & Car Boot Sale
Fixtures:
Mon 14th June U9 Cricket & Rounders v Oakwood 2.15
Wed 23rd June U9 Cricket & Roundersv Essendene 2.00
Thurs 1st July Athletics at Ewell Castle 3.30
Mon 5th July Cricket & Rounders v St. David’s 4:00
Results:
The Cricket team beat Ewell Castle by 9 runs.
The Rounders team beat Ewell Castle 17½ – 10½ and beat Oakwood 21 – 15½.
The U10 Cricket team beat Oakwood by 48 runs!
Well done teams!!
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