Victoria English School 29th January 2015 VES Newsletter also at www.victoriaenglishschool.ae Having grown up in a village in the North of England I pride myself on being used to rain, snow, sleet, floods and high winds. However, I seem to be caught out each year by the rain here in the UAE. Yet another pair of shoes bites the dust .. or in this case .. drowned in water. A huge thank you to all the parents who kindly supported us during the rain, the floods and the mud. Most parents followed the advice sent in the text message and by using the different gates we suggested, it prevented congestion and lots of muddy feet. Please can I ask parents not to park their cars in front of the gate leading to reception. If you are dropping your child off or picking them up, whether on time or late, you must park and walk to collect them. The road quickly becomes congested. Your cooperation is requested and I will be telling drivers to move when I see them. Another problem we are facing is parents arriving shortly before the end of the day and asking to take their children out from school early. There is a definite finishing time for all children. Please follow these times. Foundation Stage Sports Day On Tuesday our Foundation Stage children attended the Wanderers playing fields for their annual sports day. Children took part in filling the bucket, balancing, throwing and many other activities. The concentration on their faces was wonderful to see. There was a lot of running about and cheering so hopefully many parents will have had a quiet evening with tired boys and girls. A big thank you to all the Foundation team and helpers. Also, a big thank you to the parents who were able to attend and support. It is always a pleasure to see you at these events. House Points Last week 3 very eager children from 2S came to see me with their house point cards. Eshal, Badra and Ganna have each received 25 points for helping in school and producing good work. Eshal was very keen to tell me she had received points for being quiet and not being a chatterbox! Looking at her cheeky smile I am not convinced she will receive many more for being quiet. All 3 children were delightful and I am very proud of them. Victorian Fete Saturday, 7th of February 2015, from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm. This is a fun event so please bring your friends and families. There are lots of great prizes to be won. If you would like to sell items at our fete (this can be craft items etc), please book a table and pay Mr. Francis (the VES accountant) AED100 for the day, please send a short description of the items you are selling by email to [email protected], A.S.A.P. The nursery - Year 7 students have been sent a book of 10 tickets to sell to family and friends…each ticket costs AED 5. The grand prize for the child that sells the most tickets will be “2 tickets to the Atlantis Aquaventure Water Park”. If you require more tickets ask the class teacher or reception. Please return the unsold tickets and the money to the class teacher next week. We URGENTLY NEED: • Each child to bring at least 1 item that we can use as a prize (it can be candles, toys, stationary, books, chocolates, etc) • Any new and unused unwanted gifts (we all have been given gifts that we don’t like before and stashed them in the back of the cupboard…this is a great opportunity to have a clearout!) • Ms Pozza is inviting parents to bring baked goods from 9am with a label describing the ingredients and what type of cake etc. Penny Newell VES PTA Chairperson Y6 World War Study This term, Year 6 is studying World War 2. They have been investigating the lives of children and families living in Britain during the war. Having learned about evacuees, Year 6 P devised some excellent costumes and presented their work at Assembly. Meanwhile in 6 F, children can experience what it would have been like inside an air raid shelter during the Blitz as they have constructed a full size model in their classroom. Omar Al Baradai Nawras Al Bitar Abdulla Haitham Juma Ali Safia Bobat Izza Nasir Reeta Alaadin
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