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Message From Frocks n flowers / Flowers of Kidderminster
A wonderful client of ours is travelling to Poland with essentials for the Ukraine Crisis. If anyone would like to donate any of the essentials listed below, they would be gratefully received. You can drop them off at our shop in Lisle Avenue and they will be collected Sunday evening.
We will be available for drop off on Saturday 5th March 11am - 3pm; Sunday 6th March 9am - 2pm. The following items would be very much appreciated. No perishables thank you
Food tins, rice, tinned dog food, waterproof clothing, wellies, gloves, hats, scarfs, outdoor clothing, nappies, sanitary products, toothpaste, blankets, duvets, pillows, torches, batteries, soft teddies no bigger than 14 " as these can be carried by children and used as pillows.
Thank you so much, all donations will be gratefully received.
From Emma & the Team
nb. There will be a white VW camper van parked on the memorial hall car park on the morning and afternoon of Thursday 3rd & Friday 4th March to collect donations and take them to Lisle Avenue if you are not able to.
Thank you for your support
Mrs Hackett
Sports for Champions
Visit from an elite athlete David Smith, High Jumper
At the beginning of last week information was shared on the website (latest news) about an elite athlete visiting our school on Thursday 10th March 2022. I am pleased to announce the athlete will be David Smith, a Commonwealth Games high jumper.
Two years ago, 2020, gymnast Dominick Cunningham visited and spent time with the children leading a fitness circuit and talking to everyone about his career, his training, his inspirations and his ambitions. This year at the Commonwealth Games he is competing in the gymnastics event representing England.
All the children enjoyed completing the short fitness circuit, listening to him and asking him questions and I am sure he would have inspired many children. Children were encouraged to raise money for our school through being sponsored by family/friends and we were amazed at the total amount of money raised £1,101
The whole school event on 10th March this year is very similar to that of 2020. The visit will take the following format:
· Each class will complete a fun 10 minute circuit of exercises
· The athlete will lead a talk for the children. They will talk about their specific sporting experience, the basics of their sport and their progress through to more difficult skills they have learnt through their sporting career. They will incorporate the 4 Key Elements associated with success – Teamwork, Responsibility, Communication and Creativity. This relates well to our sports values that the children work towards in school.
· Question from the children
During the last week we have talked to all the classes about the visit, shared a video of the fitness circuit they will participate in and given each child a sponsor form to bring home.
The following are the rewards on offer.
If your child raises between:
£5-£14.99 BRONZE – Receive a signed postcard of their athlete
£15-£34.99 SILVER – Receive a signed poster of their athlete
£35 or more GOLD – Receive an autographed instant photo of themselves and their athlete presented in a keep sake wallet (siblings are welcome to have a group photo with their athlete)
If you are able to raise money through this event that would be great
In order for us to organise photos and signings and have the rewards ready on the day the athlete is here, we would appreciate any sponsor money, along with the sponsor form, to be returned to school by Thursday 3rd March
We will take lots of photos and we are also inviting the local press to attend to highlight the visit and raise the profile of our school in the community.
Key Dates:
31/01/22 Event shared with pupils and sponsor forms given out
03/03/22 Sponsor forms and money collected
10/03/22 Athlete visit
Thank you, as always, for all your support.
Great news! On Thursday 10th March an elite athlete will be visiting our school. They will be working alongside our children participating in an exciting fitness circuit, they will also be leading an inspiring assembly.
You may recall, back in 2020 Dominick Cunningham, a world class gymnast, visited us. All the children took part in the fitness workshop and thoroughly enjoyed the day. I do not yet know who the athlete will be for this year's visit but I am sure it will be an exciting day again.
Over the next couple of days, each class will watch a short DVD about the impending visit and will then bring home a sponsor form. Hopefully, as a school, we will be able to raise some money for our sports provision. More details will follow about sponsorship and the day itself. Of course we wait with anticipation to hear who our visiting athlete is going to be!
End of Term Message from the
Governors of Wolverley Sebright
Dear Families,
I write to you as we find ourselves yet again at the end of another year! Like many, I find myself wondering where the last 12 months have gone. For Wolverley Sebright the last 12 months have seen disruption to learning as a result of the pandemic. Despite these disruptions, I am always amazing and inspired by the commitment and passion shown by our pupils and staff. They have all adapted and taken everything in their stride, as they continue to embrace our schools moto - ‘Learn Grow Achieve’.
Despite the disruption, Wolverley Sebright has continued its journey, our School Nursery is full with smiling faces, our building works are completed providing our pupils with fantastic learning facilities and pupils have continued to learn and develop. As Governors, our focus continues to be ensuring all pupils make progress and are provided with the best opportunities in and out of lesson.
I am honoured to be a part of the Wolverley Sebright community, where myself and the rest of the governors look forward to the next 12 months and working in partnership with Mrs Reeves-Walters, the staff and yourselves as our families to provide our pupils with the best possible opportunities.
If you would like any further information, or to raise or ask any questions, please see Mrs Hackett in the School Office.
From myself and all the Governors, we wish everyone in our community a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
Sincerely
Andy Whordley
Chair of Governors
On Friday 17th December, all children in the school and nursery can come to school in Christmas jumpers/ party clothes. Children can bring in a game from home in a named bag, no electronics such as mobile phones, ipads etc. Children will have party games in their year groups.
Food for the day will be grab bags which comprise sandwich of your child's choice - ham, cheese, tuna mayo, egg mayo. piece of cake or biscuit, carrot and cucumber sticks and a drink (usually orange juice).
If you would like your child to receive a grab bag, kindly access Parentpay to book (& pay if applicable).
Please note that the hot food, fish & chips, vege plait and jacket potatoes will not be available on Friday 17th. Apologies if you have already booked a hot meal for Friday, kindly access Parentpay to update.
If your child does not wish to have a grab bag, please send them in with a lunchbox.
Extra snacks can of course be sent in with your child next Friday if you wish.
If you have any queries or questions, please do not hesitate to contact the school office office@wolverleysebright.worcs.sch.uk or phone 01562 850268.
Many thanks
Step into Christmas...
At a glance of what is coming up in School...
Christmas Lunch: Whole School
Wednesday 8th December
Children to wear School uniform and bring a Santa or elf hat/ Christmassy hairband to wear during lunch.
Santa Dash: Whole School
Friday 10th December
The activity will last for about 20 minutes and will take place on the school field.
All Children (including Nursery) are invited to dress for the occasion - Christmas jumpers (Friday is also Christmas jumper day) Santa hats, reindeer antlers or even a Santa outfit.
We would usually ask them to wear trainers but as we are expecting rain this week, the field may be muddy so, in keeping with Santa, they could wear boots/wellies! Please make sure they bring a change of shoes and socks to wear in school afterwards.
Breakfast with Santa
Monday 13th December: Year 3 at 9am followed by Year 4 at 10am
Tuesday 14th December: Year 5 at 9am followed by Year 2 at 10am
Thursday 16th December: Year 1 at 9am followed by Year 6 with Reception at 10am
On each day Santa will be popping into Nursery to see all the children and even may have time for a cup of coco with the Nursery children.
Santa will present Christmas gifts to each child during his visits which his little helpers (the PTA) have organised and wrapped ready…
Early Years Festive Fun in the Forest
Wednesday 15th December
Staff in Nursery and Reception will provide families with further details.
Christmas Movie in Pj's
Children (YR - Y6) can come to school in their Pj’s, onesies or just comfy clothes ready to enjoy a Christmas movie, hot chocolate with marshmallows on the following afternoons.
Wednesday 15th December: Owls (6), Swallows (5) & Kingfishers (4)
Thursday 16th December: Robins (1), Squirrels (2) & Hedgehogs (R )
Friday 17th December: Woodpeckers (3)
Nursery will have mini movies during the week with mini treats. We will provide snuggle time so no need to come in Pj's.
Class Christmas Parties: Friday 17th December
Children (including Nursery) can come to school in Christmas jumpers/ party clothes.
More details will follow regarding food once it has been finalised and the rules have been established.
Children can bring in a game from home in a named bag - no electronics such as mobile phones, iPads etc. Party games will be organised during the day in year groups.
On Friday 10th December, each class will take part in our annual 'Santa Dash'.
The activity will last for about 20 minutes and will take place on the school field.
Children are invited to dress for the occasion - Christmas jumpers (Friday is also Christmas jumper day) Santa hats, reindeer antlers or even a Santa outfit.
We would usually ask them to wear trainers but as we are expecting rain this week, the field may be muddy so, in keeping with Santa, they could wear boots/wellies! Please make sure they bring a change of shoes and socks to wear in school afterwards.
Many schools in the Wyre Forest area will also be holding a Santa Dash, it was fun last year and we're sure it will be again this year.
Many thanks
Friday 10th December
The School Games Santa Dash
Each class will take part in the Santa Dash around the school grounds, including the school field.
Children will be asked to come to school dressed in joggers, a warm top which can be Christmassy. They can also wear a Santa hat or antlers or your child may want to go all out a wear a Santa outfit.
Trainers need to be worn but we would ask that children bring a spare set of trainers or pumps to change into as we will be running on the field.
There will be lots of Schools taking part in this fun activity on Friday 10th December. We look forward to sharing pictures from the day with you soon!
We were notified of an incident which occurred on Monday 8th November where a car hit an ambulance which was attending an emergency at Wolverley Doctors surgery.
Fortunately, no one was injured, however the car park at the time was full of cars with parents picking up school children from school - this could be parents of the primary or secondary school pupils. Surgery Staff approached the cars to advise them that they must not park there, only to be met with verbal abuse which will not be tolerated. If this happens again, we have been told the police will be informed.
Therefore, could we please ask that all students' parents do not park on the surgery car park as this is for surgery use only.
Many thanks
Mrs Hackett
WSPA
Pop-up Shop
Open for Business on Wednesday 3rd November 2.30pm - 3.30pm
We would like to start stocking up on items we can sell in our new WSPA Pop-up Shop (Wednesday 3rd November on the top playground 2.30pm - 3.30pm)
We have pre-loved school uniform ready to sell and would like the opportunity to sell winter coats, scarfs, gloves, forest school clothes, Christmas jumpers, dressing up clothes for theme days...
If your child has grown out of last years clothes and they are too good to recycle we would love to take it off your hands.
If you get chance over the weekend or half term have a look through and please send in any items that we can sell in our Pop-up Shop.
All money raised will be spent in school on items the children have asked for.
As always we are very grateful of your time, support and generosity.