Pattern & Push Workshop

Some of our Y6 children had the opportunity to take part in a music workshop. The children were able to write and produce their own songs/raps which focused on positive lyrics. The children had a great time, many thanks to Pattern and Push

Dear Parents/Carers,

Each week we will post an online safety newsletter that should help you and your child.

It can be hard to keep up in this ever-changing digital world. But the things that help keep children safe online are often similar to the things that keep them safe offline.

Encourage your child to think critically and question what they see online. Please find time to talk to your child about what they see online and about what they access on the internet (such as games and social media).

This week's Online Safety article is about : Choosing respect

Dear families

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High Hazels Herald - 27th January 2025

Many thanks

*  Y6 Value & Pride Award Winners *

Good afternoon families,

Please join us in congratulating our Y6 pride and value award winning pupils this week.

Dear families

At hometime on Wednesday 29th January the PTA will be selling marshmallow cups & cupcakes on the infant and junior yard. All proceeds will be sent to Sheffield Children's Hospital

Dear families

on Friday 14th Friday we are having a non-uniform day to raise funds for Weston Park Cancer Hospital. If children wish to take part, they can donate £1 and come to school wearing non uniform clothes.

Y6 Amethyst had their showcase assembly on Friday, They presented their recent D&T project to parents. There were some great designs of aqueducts. Thank you to all the parents who came, and tested the projects

The Date Project

Dear families

We are supporting the date project by selling dates tins from the end of January onwards priced at £10 per tin. They will be available to buy after school either from the main office or on the school yard. For more information visit https://thedateproject.org

Dear Parents/Carers,

Each week we will post an online safety newsletter that should help you and your child.

It can be hard to keep up in this ever-changing digital world. But the things that help keep children safe online are often similar to the things that keep them safe offline.

Encourage your child to think critically and question what they see online. Please find time to talk to your child about what they see online and about what they access on the internet (such as games and social media).

This week's Online Safety article is about : Google Chromebooks

Dear families

Please click on the link below to view our weekly newsletter

High Hazels Herald - 20th January 2025

Many thanks