Keep up to date with all the latest news happening in school at the moment.
If your child is over 5 and you would like to purchase milk for them you can do so by visiting- schoolmilkservices@yahoo.co.uk
The full year cost (Sept – 21st July) is £53.20 or half the year (Sept – 28th Feb) is £29.96. Both payable by 23rd August 21.
www.UnicornWorkwear.net will be supplying Leavers hoodies this year for our current Y1 children. These can be worn from the start of the school year.
Please order by the 1/7/21, to guarantee free delivery to school before the end of term. When ordering please use the code: freedel to get free delivery to school.
The link for leavers is now live!
https://www.unicornworkwear.net/search/?find=christ+church+infants&match_all=on
If you do not want your child’s first name to be on the back, please email the school to ask us to remove it at: christchurchinfants@sgmail.org.uk
If you are eligible for Pupil Premium, then please see the email that has come home from school today, with an order form (YR and Y1 only)
We have a fab opportunity for you to join our lunch break team in September.
If this is something you would like to find more about, then please call or email the school office: 01454 866562 or Christchurchinfants@sgmail.org.uk
We would like to say a HUGE thank you to Jodie Godfrey and her many helpers for organising such a brilliant scarecrow trail for the whole community last weekend. Thank you to everyone for making such super scarecrows and to the hundreds of you who bought the maps and did the trail in such hot weather. I’d also like to thank Jackie Poole, who raised £50 in donations for her cacti plants. We are such a well-supported school and feel very privileged to be part of such a wonderful community.
Thank you so much to all of the people who have sent me in photos of their children being courageous in sport outside of school and for sharing such success and inspirational stories.
I have learnt so much about our children and have shared this with the whole school on a display in the hall. I will also be sharing these stories in an assembly soon.
Just a reminder that this week in school is sports week!
We have an action packed week planned for the children (we are praying for dry weather!) so please can children come dressed in sports kit every day – this doesn’t need to be school PE uniform. We realise it is too much to wash and dry their school sports clothes every night so something comfortable that the children can run around in and trainers would be great!
Tuesday is sports day however, so coloured tops on this day please. (Unfortunately no parents invited in this year). Children will also need a water bottle, sun hat and sun cream applied before school please if it is hot.
We are kicking off the week with a visit from 3 Bristol Rovers’ coaches and some rugby training from ex-professional rugby player and current Head Coach for Rosslyn Park - Jonathan Mills on Monday. We also have a Tokyo Olympics day amongst other things and plenty more sporting visitors throughout the week.
Huge thanks to Mrs Botteley for planning such an inspiring week and we really hope the children will have lots of fun and be inspired to try something new!
Due to reviewed guidance that has been sent to schools this week we will unfortunately no longer be able to invite Y2 family members to watch the Leavers’ production in the Church. We are so disappointed but have to prioritise everyone’s safety and ensure we are water tight in our risk assessment. Instead we would like to invite one adult per child to the field to see the children receive their leavers’ bears and to hear staff something about each child’s journey at CCI.
Guidance now says that we can have up to 30 people outside at leavers events but not inside, hence the change. We will still film the productions for you and are so sorry to have to make this necessary change;
Mon 12th July at 2.15pm Penguin Leavers’ bears on field
Thu 15th July at 2.15pm Zebra Leavers’ bears on field
Fri 16th July at 2.15pm Cheetah Leavers’ bears on field
The COVID symptoms we all need to be aware of have also been added to as the Delta variant seems to have the following symptoms so please also be mindful of these;
With hay fever being so severe at the moment this is very difficult to identify so if in doubt keep children off school and book a test for peace of mind. The other symptoms of a high temperature, persistent cough and loss of sense of taste or smell will still be relevant.
Friends Newsletter
Pizza Event:
Thank you to everyone who brought one of the pizza kits before half term. We really hope you enjoyed making them and eating them! We raised £228 to go towards the new playground equipment, which is fantastic! We loved seeing some of your photos of the kids making and eating them! Here are just a few:
Scarecrow trail:
Wow what an amazing selection of scarecrows! They were all fantastic and it was such fun walking around Downend and spotting them all. Thank you to everyone who made such an effort in making one and to everyone who brought a map and joined in with the trail. We raised over £800 from this event. The money will be split between CCI and CCJ.
Keep reading for what is coming up next from the Friends of CCI……..
Cake sale Friday 25th June:
The Friends will be holding a cake sale in the playground at pick up time on the 25th June to raise money for the new playground. We would really appreciate donations of individually wraps cakes for us to sell. Please bring your cake donations to school at morning drop off time on Friday 25th June. Many thanks.
Family calendars:
We are still selling family calendars for £9.50. They are a great way to put everyone’s schedules in one place, plus birthday reminders and stickers, this handy helper will help you stay on top of everything. There is room for five people’s activities plus monthly pockets for invitations, tickets
It has been wonderful to welcome the children back to school this week to a really exciting topic and in fantastic weather. The Sporting Superstars launch day was fantastic and the children in EYFS loved competing in lots of different races and relays and hearing about which sporting stars their staff respect and admire.
In KS1 it became a highly competitive affair where each class tried to beat the 3 teacher challenges that had been set by Mrs Rylands, Miss Gould and Mr Jones. They all looked exhausted (the staff especially!!!) but very, very happy by the end of the first day back. I’d like to say thank you to you all for remembering the sports clothes on the first day back and to the staff for making this such a fun return for the children.