The photographer will be in school to take class photographs on Tuesday 5th May.

Don’t forget to bring your best smiles!

Saturday 2nd May 11am

PLANT SALE

Wall Heath Co-op Car park

Need any gardening advice?

Meet the team and chat about planting your garden.

Please see the attached information about an Open Day at Wallheath Tennis Club.

open day flier

Thank you very much to Open the Book, who hosted our assembly, on Monday. We enjoyed watching the team and some of our children acting out The Parable of the Two Sons (Matthew 21:22-28).  We reflected on how the decisions that we make have an impact on others and the importance of making the right decision and sticking to it.

In Thursday’s assembly, we revisited the power of words and actions and how we can use them to inspire others. We thought about all of those who participated in the London Marathon and looked at some of the inspirational stories of those taking part. We thought about how brave some of the participants were and we were also in awe of the speed at which the winners managed to complete the course!

We have really enjoyed all the lovely weather, this week and lots of opportunities to be outside.

Hopefully, you will all have received a letter from our Chief Education Officer, Vickey Shelley regarding the consultation with parents of a potential merge of our trust, Elements, with another Diocese Multi – Academy Trust, DOWMAT.  We look forward to meeting with Vickey on Wednesday 20th May at 5pm, where she will give an over view of the potential merge and answer any questions that you may have.  Please do let the school office know, if you are able to attend.

We are very proud to be able to work closely with Wall Heath in Bloom and are very grateful for all of their hard work and commitment to keeping our community looking so vibrant and colourful.  They will be holding a plant sale on Saturday 2nd May, at 11am on the Co-op car park.  This morning, we spoke in assembly about how lucky we are to have such a lovely environment to live in and asked that the children do not walk along the raised, walled garden area, that runs alongside Wordsley Carpets.  Unfortunately, some of the plants have been trampled and had to be removed – your support with not allowing children to walk along the areas that plants and flowers are growing, is very much appreciated.  Many thanks.

I hope that you all have a lovely bank holiday weekend and look forward to seeing you on Tuesday 5th May.

It has been an incredibly busy week for us in school and a week of demonstrating the variety of skills and talents that our children have.

Well done to all of the children who participated in the Dudley Gymnastics Competition.  We had teams representing all of our year groups.  Mrs Clarke was incredibly proud of how brilliantly all of the children represented our school.  The teams returned to school with lots of medals to celebrate in today’s Celebration Assembly.

Huge thanks to 3N, who started our morning today with a brass concert.  The children played with great skill and confidence and it was a pleasure to see the progress that they have made, over the term. Thank you also to some of our older children who demonstrated their skill and talent in singing, violin, trumpet and euphonium.

I hope that you all have a lovely weekend and enjoy the sunshine.

This week, we thought again about the core value of honesty and how this also links to our core value of forgiveness.  We  considered how Peter felt when he had betrayed Jesus and how the relationship between Peter and Jesus was restored through forgiveness.

In Thursday’s assembly we revisited our behaviour rules and the importance of using kind and respectful words. We learnt the acronym, THINK to remind us of the importance and power of the words that we use.  As a school, we have agreed to consider whether  what we are saying is:

True

Helpful

Inspiring

Necessary

Kind

Evie in Class 3/4JB is missing a khaki puffer coat from Next. She last had it before breaking up for the Easter holidays and we would be grateful if you could check at home in case it has been brought back in error.

Thank you.