The Scoop Week 28th March 2023

I don’t know about you but this term seems to have flown bywith breakneck speed. We have been hindered slightly by delivery delays but inthe next few school weeks you will notice some big changes to our school site.One of the changes that we hope you will see very soon is the addition of somelinden trees (also known as Lime trees) which the school is named after.Lyndhurst means wooden hill with Lime trees on. We are especially excited asone of the distinguishing features of the lime tree is its heart shaped leavesjust as one of the distinguishing features of our school community is ourheart.

Here are this week’s announcements:

Spring Concert:

A huge congratulations to everyone involved in the recentSpring concert. The calibre of instrumental performance was phenomenal. Welldone to everyone who performed and a big thank you to all of the musicdepartment staff who made the concert possible.

End of Term:

Just a reminder that the spring term will finish at 1:30 pmon Friday, 31st March. You can see our term dates on our new websitewhich I am delighted to say is finally LIVE!

Working WeekendTake Two:

Fete was not on our side last week when our orders weredelayed resulting in us cancelling the last push to finish the Michael JoyceMemorial Garden. With items arriving soon we plan to have one last push tofinish the garden. We simply need helpers to move pea shingle, wood chip andsoil. No skill is required just a shovel and a wheelbarrow if you have either.The next working weekend is scheduled for XXXX . I hope that many of you are able to joinus.

Nursery Changes:

Nursery parents, please check your email accounts fordetails of an early closure whilst we refurbish the nursery environment (bothinside and outside).

Year 6 Careers Week:

Year 6careers week will take place the week of 15th May. We are lookingfor any parents willing to visit and share their careers with the Year 6s.Please contact Miss Savvides or Mr Peddle if interested to book in a slot!

Toilets:

Many thanks to everyone who has been in touch about thecondition of the toilets in our school. WE have applied for funding from TheCharter Schools Educational Trust to refurbish and replace the toilets in theolder building, we are confident that significant work will be able to startsoon.

STEAMWeek

On our return from the Easterbreak we will go straight into our STEAM week. This is a week that exploresscience, technology, engineering, art and maths. The theme this year is ‘TheFuture Lyndhurst 2099’ pupils will complete tasks such as: designing afloor plan, investigating materials and creating a prototype either as a 3Dmodel or using computer software for example Tinkercad. If you work in anyother relevant field and would like to give a talk to pupils, please get intouch.

EIDCommunity Event:

To mark Eid al-Fitr which iscelebrated at the end of Ramadan, we will be having a community event afterschool on Monday, 24th April in the school playground. This eventwill be open to all. If you would like to be involved in the organising of thisevent, please contact Ms Sawh or Ms Matharu.

CharterMagazine:

Please click here to view the Spring Edition of theCharter Magazine. This term has seen lots of amazing events, activities andinitiatives happening across the Trust, once again highlighting the talent,hard-work and spirit of the pupils and staff across all our schools.

 

All that is left is for me to wishyou all a wonderful break, I look forward to seeing you all in a few weeks.

 

Key Dates:

Fri 31st Mar- Last day of term (1:30 pm)

Mon 17th Apr- First day of term

Fri 5th May- King’s Coronation Activity Day

Mon 8th May- Bank Holiday

Tue 9th-12th May—KS2 SATS week