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Newsletter Issue 07/22, 16 December 2022

ISSUE No. 07/22

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Christingle Services

It was lovely to hold our KS2 and KS1 Christingle services this week where we thought about how we embody the meaning of Christmas and the work of the Children’s Society. Thank you to Father Daniel and Father Pete in leading the services.

Snow fun

Despite causing some disruption at the beginning of the week the children were able to have lots of fun playing in the snow!

Congratulations

Congratulations to Sofia and Phoebe in Year 3 who won MP Bambos Charalambous' Christmas Card competition.

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Applications for Reception 2023

Please remember that the deadline for applying online through https://www.eadmissions.org.uk/ is 15th January and for returning your Supplementary Information Form and supporting documentation to the school is 6 February. Please contact Mrs Zmajkovic at schoolbusinessmanager@st-pauls.enfield.sch.uk if you have any queries.

Y6 School Magazine 'The Spotlight'

Our new Y6 blog team have been working really hard over the last few weeks. Their first edition - a Christmas special - will be sent out today. They will be producing a school magazine every half term.

Clubs

The clubs Spring timetable will be posted on the website after the holidays.

Housepoints

Congratulations to Sherbrook, who have won this term's housepoints competition. More details on their treat to follow.

Congratulations ...

to our Gymnastics Squad who competed in the Enfield Borough Gymnastics competition at the end of November. Our teams performed brilliantly and did themselves and St. Paul's proud. Here is a photo of our Year 3 + 4 team who came 1st in their category. Well done to all who competed!

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Gardening

In connection with our Geography topic ‘Rainforests’, in which we learnt about deforestation, we decided to do our bit for the environment and plant some trees in the wild flower garden. We learnt about the types of trees we were planting, including silver birch, dogwood and cherry. We loved the experience and would like to thank Mrs Groves and Mrs Harbott for their help.

Year 2 Educational Trip to the Roald Dahl Museum

Year 2 visited the Roald Dahl Museum and Story Centre as part of their English unit on ‘stories by the same author’. During our trip, the children were able to explore the village where Roald Dahl lived and see the places which gave Roald Dahl inspiration for some of his fantastic stories. Inside the museum, Year 2 took part in a fun-filled workshop where they were able to create their own character as well as find out interesting facts about this author. We had a fantastic day and as always Year 2 were incredibly well behaved. Thank you so much to the adults who volunteered on the day!

Diary Dates - Week 1

School re-opens for the Spring Term

8:45am

January

Dairy Dates - Week 2

Year 6 to RAF Museum

All Day

January

Deadline for eadmissions applications Reception 23

All Day

January

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