U5 Rehearsal and Special Visitors

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 🎶 Dance, Dance, Dance 🎶
This week was filled with awesome practice sessions for our UP musical performance.

B.A.S.T.E
The Grade Threes continued looking at the elements of dance in their groups and took time to reflect on their work before deciding on their final steps to finish off their posters.




Special Visitors🏀
We had so much fun learning from the professionals themselves! It was awesome to particpate in a basketball clinic held by the Kobe Storks coaches at our school. Our students enjoyed every minute of it.


























💕Celebrating our birthday girl!🎉


Ending off the week, we have some SUPER ACHIEVERS!💪
Half Way Merit Awards💫

🌟Full Merit Achievement🌟




Wishing you all a very happy and healthy weekend!
Keep up the good work Grade 3, you make me super proud!
❤

Upcoming events

1st April - 10th June - G3 Swimming Lessons

19th April - Sports Day

24th & 26th April - UP Performance

Spring Musical 24th and 26th April

Thank you for signing up to see our Spring Musical on the evenings of Wednesday 24th and Friday 26th April. We are very happy to say that all the seats are now fully booked. 

If you were successfully able to sign up using the link on the school blog, or spoke to myself directly, then it is confirmed that you do have the seats you requested. 
There will be no individual tickets, rather we will be checking the sign up list at the door for each performance to confirm that everyone is attending. 
In place of charging for tickets, we ask that you make a donation at the door that the children will give to a charity of their choice. 

Should you have any questions at all about the musical, please do not hesitate to contact Ms Azusa, Ms Schelin, Mr Sam or Mrs Harris. 

Sports Day
Friday 19th April
9.00am - 12.30pm
School Yard for Early Years & Green Field for Lower and Upper Primary
We will have a great morning with activities for all our students. Please come and give them your support, all parents are welcome!

Timings
8.30am - Student arrive at school as normal
9.00am - Start of sports day events
12.30pm - End of Sports Day and students return to school for the normal afternoon programme.

Please can we ask all students to:
- Wear their school T-Shirt and trainers (shoes to run in)
- Bring their water bottles
- Bring a hat and sunscreen


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