As part of our Healthy Eating DT unit, your child will have brought home a slip of paper with their ingredients written on it. Please can you send the ingredients in washed, but not prepared.
In addition, children will need a named, small plastic container to place their completed salad in and a fork so they can taste it. Please bring these items to school on Tuesday 17th March.
Please ensure you do not include any nuts, sesame or nut-based ingredients.
Please ask your child if their glue stick has run out and provide them with a new one if needed.
If your child has brought home a slip about to complete the Acceptable Use Form or the Gsuite for education permission form, please can you complete this as soon as possible. The forms can be found on the school website under the parents/carers tab. We must have permission for all children to enable them to access technology fully, at school. Without this permission your child may not be able to fully participate in some activities.
Calendar/Key Dates:
March 16th – 20th: Neurodiversity Celebration Week
During the week beginning 16th March, all pupils from Y1 to Y6 will engage in a variety of activities that will support their awareness and knowledge of neurodiversity terms and concepts at an age-appropriate level. Awareness and knowledge is the first step towards developing a whole Belmont community with positive attitudes towards neurodiversity and neurodivergence.
In KS2 (Y3, Y4, Y5 & Y6), the children will have an assembly at the start of the week where they will learn that neurodiversity is a way to describe how all of us are different in the way we think, feel and learn. These differences are not easily visible (they are inside us) and this can make it harder to recognise and understand these differences in others.
In class, the children will look at how differences can be supported in schools to make things fair for everyone to learn. This will help the children to understand the delicate balance between needs and wants. They will also share some story books in class and will complete a class quiz together with their teacher.
Friday 20th March: Red Nose Day – We invite the children to come to school that day wearing red. If you are able, please make a donation of £1, which will go to the Comic Relief charity. Donations will be taken via card payments at the gates or through MCAS, where there will be a payment item under products/store. All money raised will be donated to the charity and will help make a difference to a child’s life.
W/B 23rd March: STEM Week
Thursday 19th March – Parents Consultation Evening
Wednesday 25th March – Parents Consultation Evening
30th March – 10th April – Easter Holiday
Monday 13th April – School Back Summer Term begins
This noticeboard will be updated on Wednesday afternoons to share homework and keep you updated with life in Year 3.
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