Primary News

Primary News

It has been a busy week in Primary with Primary Sports Day and all the excitement that brings! There’s still been lots of time for lovely learning in class too.

Class News Year 5 Teme undertook some practical Maths and measured the surface area of the wall in the Pirate Cove. This will help us in our preparations for purchasing paint for Project Pirate Mural which will take place from the 3^rd June. Please see the gallery for pictures.

Parent Portal

It’s nice to see more parents exploring what the Parent Portal has to offer! The class teachers have been sharing some useful d links in their weekly communication under the School Information Tab. I hope you find this helpful.

Also available are some excellent links, including to Balint Letay-Nagy’s EAL website and Education City. These 2 areas have a wealth of activities, information and help for learning at home.

To access these links, click on the School Information tab and select Bookmarks and Links.

Please do take the time to explore the Parent Portal and ask for help from me if you are having trouble registering your account.

If you have further suggestions on what information you would like us to share, do let me know!

You can find the parent portal link on the school website homepage.

Spring Fayre

Despite the rain, Spring Fayre was an epic success with the gym and halls packed with children and their families enjoying the events, the food and meeting with friends in our community. Thank you so much to the PSA for their organisation, the teachers for planning the activities and to all of you for supporting the event. It really is a highlight of the year and succeeded in raising money for a very good cause, the charity Fészek Alapítvány, who work with families in the adoption process.

Sports Day

Despite the rain on Monday, on Wednesday, the sun was shining! Primary participated in a wonderful day of events and fun, including javelin, medicine ball, relays, sprints and swimming. There was even some dodgeball and dancing (see the Facebook page for some AMAZING moves from Years 4,,5,6 and Miss Kiss!). The teamwork and effort the children put into the events was lovely to see and, whether they came away with a medal or not, they are all winners!

A huge thank you to Ms Tron for all of her hard work and organisation (especially after we were rained off on Monday!). The event was a huge success thanks to her enthusiasm and that of the teachers who ran the events and supported and encouraged our children.

Well done to Fire house for their amazing win too! It was very close and the other houses also did brilliantly.

Please see the gallery for pictures.

Assembly

This week, was Earth Day assembly, led by Miss Lawson and Miss Tonge. Our teachers gave a very important message regarding protecting our vulnerable wildlife.

Mr Hudspith also presented some Book Week prizes which created a lot of excitement and happy memories from last term. We also did some one-minute meditation with Miss Lawson and congratulated our Stars of the Week.

Many congratulations to all children who appeared in the merit book. Check out the Britannica Facebook page for photos of assembly.

Star of the Week

Concerns and Queries

This is a reminder to parents that if you have any concerns or worries, please contact your child’s teacher. You can find all email addresses under the teacher’s picture on the school website: https://britannicaschool.hu/staff

The Key Stage Coordinators can also help: h.corrighan@britannicaschool.hu, J.bilski@britannicaschool.hu, n.gorecka@britannicaschool.hu and of course, I would be happy to help too at m.moreton@britannicaschool.hu.

I hope you all have a wonderful weekend with your families,

Marie Moreton

Head of Primary