Hatfield Woodhouse Primary School

Agenda for Meeting:  26th January 2012

• members present

• apologies:

• approval of Previous Minutes

• treasurers Report – (discuss money to school include letter from Key stage 1, blunderbus?)

• Pancake Day 21st Feb (schedule from Helen/ helpers needed

• Easter Disco (Helen to bring available dates)

• Summer Fair (Helen to bring possible dates)

• Fundraising ideas :

Karen’s Ladies night

Kristies voucher scheme

Louise money collection

Claire Kanteckis idea

• Thank you letters from yr 2

• correspondence

• other business

• next meeting date…..

The School Christmas Fayre was fantastic! Well done to Kate and all the members who helped with the organisation before and at the event. Please continue to support the Parents & Friends they are doing a fabulous job to raise funds for the children of our School.

We would like to say a huge thank-you to Gordon Harper for his presentation on Corporal Harper. We found his presentation very interesting and informative. We have shown a deeper interest in our WWII history topic after his entertaining visit.

Both the people of Merksplas and Hatfield Woodhouse Primary School are extremely grateful for the heroism of Corporal Harper’s valiant service. We know how hard it is to receive the Victoria Cross and for Corporal Harper to get it, that is a sign that he was, and always will be, an honoured and memorable man.

We are so proud that this noble and selfless soldier attended our humble school and had such a close connection with our community. We honour Corporal Harper’s significant sacrifice for his squad and for Merksplas’ citizens.

We would once again like to say a great big thank-you to Gordon for giving up some of his time to come and visit us and tell us this fascinating story and considering it was a tragedy, we will always remember the unfortunate death of Corporal Harper.

The correspondent team of Hatfield Woodhouse Primary and the rest of Year 6

Breakfast Club children were definitely asking for more with the introduction of pancakes on the last Tuesday of every month. With a full Breakfast Club on Wednesday the children enjoyed a choice of spaghetti or beans on toast, cereals and yogurt.



As you may already be aware, at Hatfield Woodhouse Primary School we are working hard to Build our Learning Power. We aim to develop our pupils learning power, not just so they can complete school learning more easily and effectively, but so they will leave school with a general purpose set of habits and attitudes which will serve them well in all areas of life.

Please click on the links below to find out more about BLP and suggestions as to how you can help your child continue to Build their Learning Power whilst at home.

blp parents and carers letter ks1

blp parents and carers letter ks2

Children at Breakfast Club had a cracking start to the week with boiled eggs and soldiers on Monday. Breakfast Club was full on Wednesday with spaghetti and beans on toast on the menu.  The children are thoroughly enjoying the new variety menu and starting the day with a healthy breakfast.

Breakfast Club starts baking on Thursday with the help of Yr 6. Thank you to all the parents who have enquired about baking donations, it is very much appreciated.

A big thank you to Centurion Europe Limited for donating the stainless steel egg cups.

Thank you for your continued support.

Kind Regards

Mrs Crank & Mrs McConachie

Key Stage 2 children can now take part in a lunchtime running club. Years 3 & 4 will be on Tuesday and Years 5 & 6 will be on Thursday. Children will require outdoor kit to take part. Earrings must be removed and children with asthma must have their inhaler in school.

The school will be entering the Doncaster Primary Schools Cross Country event held at Hill House Independant School next year.

I hope you will encourage your children to take part in the running club and help us promote sport and a healthy school!

Thank you for your continued support.

Kind Regards

K McConachie

  Every Thursday, children from Breakfast Club take part in multi sport activities run by Duncan Milligan. I’m sure you can see from the photos the children loved the football.

Welcome,

Breakfast Club is run by Mrs Crank & Mrs McConachie who consider breakfast as the most important meal of the day! The cost of breakfast is £1.50 per day. Breakfast club runs from 8-8:55 am, due to limited places and catering, children should be booked in advance.

New Menu

From September Breakfast Club will be launching their new menu. Thanks to the Parents & Friends purchasing a new oven, the children of Breakfast Club can now experience a wider range of breakfast.

• Monday- Egg day- Poached, boiled, fried and scrambled
• Tuesday- Pancake Tuesday(last Tuesday of every month)
• Wednesday- Hot breakfast, choice of beans or spaghetti on toast
• Thursday-Continental breakfast, croissants, bagels, choc au pain and yogurt
• Friday- Fruit of the week.

Along with the new menu a choice of cereals and toast with jam or marmalade will also be available.

Activities:-Board games, arts & crafts, bingo, lego, outdoor play, TV, multi skilled sports and from September, the new addition of baking on the last Thursday in every month.

Yr 6 Leavers

Mrs Crank & Mrs McConachie would like to say a huge thank you to the Yr6 helpers, Joseph Lakin, Kaye Walker, Chloe Pidcock and Charlotte Richardson for their help in Breakfast club.

Wanted Baking Equipment!

Any donations of baking equipment would be greatly appreciated used or unused, i.e. weighing scales, measuring jugs, mixing bowls, etc.

Thank you for your continued support, have a great summer holidays.

Mrs Crank & Mrs McConachie