What a fantastic end to our first week back! We had all 4 teachers, exploring different science concepts with us; Mrs Morton looked at Light, Mrs Plant explored Forces, Miss Milburn performed a Chemical Reaction and Mr Graham explored Light!
Everyone really enjoyed maths day today!
Mr Graham worked on fractions, decimals and percentages with each class, Mrs Morton covered statistics, Miss Milburn practiced calculations and Mrs Plant explored geometry. Great job everyone!
Home testing for coronavirus (COVID-19) for parents carers and childcare and support bubbles
Dear Parents/Carers
Home testing for coronavirus (COVID-19) for parents, carers and childcare and support bubbles
Undertaking regular, rapid coronavirus (COVID-19) testing helps reduce transmission of the virus. Parents and other adults in households with children at school or college, who do not have symptoms, can now access regular, rapid coronavirus (COVID-19) testing. This includes childcare and support bubbles.
Tests are fast, easy and completely free. There are different ways for a household, childcare or support bubble to collect their test to take at home, twice weekly:
https://www.gov.uk/order-coronavirus-rapid-lateral-flow-tests
There will be additional options available in future and we will contact you again when these are available.
If you have any queries about the tests, please call 119 (free from mobiles and landlines). Lines are open every day from 7am to 11pm.
Children of primary school age (and below) without symptoms are not being asked to take a test.
Testing is voluntary, but strongly recommended to all who are eligible. Alongside the vaccine, washing hands, wearing face coverings, and maintaining social distancing, rapid testing plays a vital role in reducing transmission rates. Getting into the habit of regular testing as part of our everyday lives will help us all to play our part and do what we can to protect each other.
Together we can make a difference if we all play our part to keep each other safe.
Yours sincerely
Richard Crane Amanda Healy
Head of Education and Skills Director of Public Health
Children and Young People’s Services Adult and Health Services
Free holiday club at Nettlesworth Community Centre on 31st March, 7th April and 12th April 8:30-5:30. Here is the link to book Book Online | SYP (sacristonyouthproject.co.uk) More information on our facebook page.
What a wonderful surprise waiting for the children as they left school on Monday – a super end to an even more super day of us all coming back together! 🙂
Save over £20 a week on your shopping.
Send us a text to 07537416040 to get your first order free.
Hi, we are a charity called The Bread and Butter Thing (TBBT) and we are trying to help people and
families to get by. With support from the team at The Durham Federation, we are coming to your
area on Wednesday 10th March at 1pm.
We provide weekly groceries at a fraction of the high street prices through our membership scheme.
We will try and always give you some fruit and veg and something for your cupboards and fridge
and we are slowly building our supply.
We get supplies from the stuff that you hear about in the news going to waste, it comes from
supermarkets, factories and farms.
Like a veg box scheme, there’s very little choice in what you’ll get from
us but for different reasons. Our food is given to us because it’s not
quite right for the supermarkets. There’s lots of reasons for this,
sometimes there is just too much of something or things don’t go to plan,
like when it rains in the summer when we are all planning BBQs. The
supermarkets try and guess what customers want
(and they are generally really good at this) but
when their planning goes wrong, they have food
they cannot sell.
There are so many reasons why food doesn’t get to the supermarkets at
different times of the year. We take what is available and make up food bags
for our members. Like veg boxes, we will give you whatever is available at the time and that tends
to change daily. The food you get will change from week to week. Some weeks are fantastic and
some less so. However, you will always be saving money and getting new foods to try. Most
members tell us that they tend to collect food from TBBT and ‘top up’ from the supermarket once they
have seen what we provide.
Because we don’t let you choose what is in the parcel, we can afford to provide things really
cheaply, we believe cheaper than you will find anywhere else. AND, because it’s a bit of a new
thing, we let you sign up and try us out for free.
So, sign up for your first delivery free. Turn over this leaflet to find out how…
The Bread and Butter Thing is a charity registered in England and Wales, registered no. 1169383.
It’s really easy to sign up to TBBT…
Step 1 – Send us a text to 07537 416 040 along with your full
name, postcode, and the name of the hub you will be collecting from
(Durham Federation).
Step 2 – Select the size of order you want to receive.
A typical family order would be £7.50, an individual
would be £4. An extra-large family would be £15.
Step 3 – We’ll send you a text to see if you want an order. All you have to
do is reply “YES” to the text by10:00AM every Tuesday. We’ll deliver your
order to Durham Federation every Wednesday at 1pm.
Step 4 – Collect and pay for your goods from Durham Federation.
A typical order is three shopping bags, one of fridge goods, one of cupboard goods and one full of
fruit and veg, this costs £7.50. The goods will change depending on what is available on the day.
Remember that the bags vary from day to day so some weeks the savings will be greater than
others.
However, you will always be paying much less than in the shops. Very occasionally, if food donations
that day are low, we will not have enough for the 3 bags. In this case, we will lower the price. We
want you to feel we are making a difference to your weekly food bills.
Drop us a line and try it out. There is no commitment, if you want an order just reply to the weekly
text you receive on the day you get it.
TBBT will be delivering Wednesdays and pick-up time will be 1.00pm.
Your first order will be free of charge, so try us out at no cost to you
Mon 8th March- Children return to school
Wed 10th March- Maths Day
Fri 12th March- Science Day
W/B Mon 15th March- Parents Telephone Meetings
Fri 19th March- Reports to Parents given out
Fri 24th March- Easter Egg Competition held in Class Bubbles
Thur 25th March- Wear a Hat Day- Brain Tumour Awareness- £1 donation via parentpay
Fri 26th March- Earth Hour 2-3pm- End of Term
Tue 13th April- Children Return Back to School
Further letters/details will follow about each event
Well done to all you children for your efforts with your TT Rockstars over the last 7 days.
