Author: Staff

Friday 6th October

Milverton News

Diary Dates
Weds 11th Oct FOMPS meeting 3.30
Thurs 12th Oct Y1/2 Church Visit
Mon 16th Oct Marle Hall Parent
Meeting @6pm
Mon 16th Oct YR Parent Phonics 1
Wed 18th Oct Harvest Assembly
@ St Marks Church
Thur 19th Oct YR Parent Phonics 2
Mon 23rd Oct—Fri 27th Oct Half Term
Thur 2nd Nov Y3/4/5/6 Theatre trip
‘Nativity’
Mon 6th Nov Marle Hall Residential
Return Fri 10th Nov
Mon 6th Nov YR Num Workshop
@3.30pm
Thurs 16th Nov Y1/2 Mandir Visit
Tues 21st Nov Learning Review
Meetings
Thurs 23rd Nov Learning Review
Meetings
Mon 27th Nov Parent Forum
Weds 13th Dec YR Nativity Play
@2pm
Tue 19th Dec YR Parent Craft Day
Wed 20th Dec Christmas Lunch
Wed 20th Dec YR Christmas Party
Wed 20th Dec Christmas Assembly
@ St Marks Church
Fri 22nd Dec Last Day of Aut term
Mon 25th Dec—Fri 5th Jan Christmas Break
Mon 8th Jan Teacher Day School Closed

Part-Time Jobs

Chocolate Slurp

The children in 2TB made some chocolate slurp today. In the interest of keeping everyone safe I had to try the chocolate slurp to make sure it was ok for everyone to drink. It was delicious! Thank you to all the children in 2TB for making such a delicious treat!

Milver-Music

Our new school choir began this week. Children from years 3,4,5 and 6 joined in and we hope to see some wonderful performances soon.
If you would like for your child to be in the school choir, please encourage them to come along next week!
In Assemblies this week we have been listening to; The Beatles - ‘Ob la di, ob la da’

Milver-Sports

On Friday afternoon the Milverton team hosted Budbrooke Primary School in our first league match of the year. We began the game with end to end action, both teams tackling well at the back and providing few chances. Sam Bostock had an excellent game in midfield, making surging runs down the wing and then sprinting back to make goal saving challenges. Douglas was our general in central defence, facing constant pressure from the opposition and always managing to save the day. While we battled furiously having nail-biting moments both when attacking and defending, neither side seemed to be able to break the deadlock. The game could have been over on a number of occasions but for the heroics in goal of Freddie ‘the Cat’ Teal, with his lightening reflexes. Then as the full time whistle approached and we moved into injury time, Budbrooke managed to win a corner kick. The ball was bobbled into the area and the Milverton players seemed unable to get a good clearance. One of the Budbrooke players hit a shot that deflected off a defender and into the net. A hard loss, losing with almost the last kick of the game, but I know our players will learn from the mistakes and take great pride in the dogged determination they showed through out. Well done to Dan, Matty, Sam, Archie, Isaac, Douglas, Mack, Freddie V, Freddie T, Charlie C and Charlie D. Good luck to the team for next weeks match against Sydenham Primary!

We are looking to employ a 1-1 teaching assistant , Job advert is on wmjobs
We are looking for a lunchtime supervisor 6.25 hours per week.
We are looking for a new member for our site team to clean after school. 10 Hours per week.
Please ask at office for more details

Tel: 01926 424043
E-mail: admin2606@welearn365.com

Friday 6th October

Fomps Meeting - 3.30 - Wednesday 11th October

The FOMPS first meeting of the new school year will take place on Wednesday 11th October in the Junior Library. The FOMPS are our parents and friends of the school group. The group organises events and supports the school in many ways. The events are to both raise money to support the school and put on community events that are enjoyable for the families associated with our school.
Our two chair people are;
Heather Foulerton and Emma Smith (The Fompettes)
If you are not able to attend, but would like to be involved, please contact us directly via email on;
fomps@outlook.com
We hope to hear from you soon!
Upcoming ideas:
School Disco
Christmas Cinema
Merry Milvertonians
Milverton Calendar

Safeguarding

At Milverton we pride ourselves on looking to develop confidence, independence and trustworthiness in our children. It is upon these ideals we would encourage parents, where appropriate, to allow our older children to walk to school themselves. However, please discuss with your children the importance of walking directly to school, safe crossing of the road and staying on site once they have arrived. I am really pleased to report that comments come into school, from our Milverton community, when children are making bad choices regarding these essential aspects to their journey. Please take time to watch out for those who are unsupervised and let school know if children are making bad choices so that we can help each other to keep our children safe. Thank you for your continued support.

Congratulations to our ‘Star Learners’ this week

Class RNS Abi
Class RH Jack
Class 1W Harry
Class 1/2CS Vidhusi
Class 2TB Lettie
Class 3/4JN Izzy
Class 3/4TH Jed
Class 3/4B Charlie
Class 5/6JB Amaanya
Class 5/6T Millie
Class 5/6G Sohniya

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E-mail: admin2606@welearn365.com

Friday 6th October

Notices

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