Communications
Mufti Day Friday 14th June PTA Summer Fair Donations
Mufti Day PTA Summer Fair donations
Friday 14th June 2019
The PTA would like
Class 1 to bring in a raffle prize with a domestic theme eg. T.bags, loo roll, jam, pasta etc.
Class 2 and Class 3 to bring in a wrapped/bagged child’s toy or item of stationery or hair clips or packet of sweets. Preferably a unisex item or labelled boy/girl if gender specific.
Thank you for your support
School Lunch Payments By Cheque
Please be advised that from today, Friday 12th December 2018, your payments by cheque for school lunches should now be made payable to The Marches and NOT Shropshire County Council. Thank you.
Don’t forget the PTA Christmas Fair this afternoon, at 2.30 pm here at school
Lot’s of stalls and a great raffle, plus an opportunity for those last minute Christmas ideas. Come along and join us at 2.30 pm. We thank you for your continued support.
A Huge Thank You To Cheswardine Community Shop
On behalf of everyone at Cheswardine Primary and Nursery School I would like to thank Cheswardine Community Shop for their very generous donation of £100.00 for improvement work to our sand pit. Their continued support of our school is very much appreciated.
Rachael Williams, Acting Interim Headteacher
See our lovely new outdoor equipment
Funded by the Government’s Capital Fund Grant, children are enjoying using this new outdoor equipment.
We are supporting Children In Need again
This Friday, wear something spotty for Pudsey and bring along your coppers to help us make a huge Pudsey on the playground.
Reminder – Bags2School collection Monday 12th November
We would welcome your donations again. Please ensure your bags are here at school no later than 9.00am ready for the van. Thank you for your continued support with this fundraiser.
Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal
We are supporting the Royal British Legion in their Poppy Appeal whereby you can obtain your poppy from our school office and leave your monetary donation.
Scary Writing Week.
Class 2 were very excited this morning for the start of our scary writing week. We imagined what our classroom would look like at midnight and have tried to develop powerful description appealing to our five senses. We look forward to developing these ideas into poems tomorrow.
In the afternoon we listened to the fantastic storyteller, Jake Evans. He made us all laugh and scared us through his storytelling techniques. We are hoping to borrow some of his ideas for creating atmosphere when we read our poems tomorrow.
