The children in EYFS had a special visitor recently! They were very lucky to be able to attend a real Punch and Judy puppet show from Mr Dan. His puppet character friends were so funny, they made us laugh so much! We used what we had learned in the classroom in our small world area where we created our own puppets and puppet shows, building on our story telling and speaking and listening skills.
The area is finally ready!!
We would like to invite you to a stay and explore session with your child at either 8.45am or 2.15pm on Monday 23rd May.
Feel free to attend either session with your child. Staff will be around to speak to and guide children into school in the morning and then out of school for home in the afternoon.
You will be able to look around our exciting new area and explore the wonderful equipment with your child. We will be greeting all parents and children at the normal blue gates (front of school) at both times, where the ribbon will be cut and the area will be open for the children to explore.
The children will then be dropped off and picked up from the main blue gates after the opening.
Important information
The new equipment installed is specifically designed for children working in the EYFS (between 3 and 6 years of age). This means that unfortunately, older children are not permitted to use the equipment due to height and weight restrictions. We kindly ask that when dropping off and collecting your child from the EYFS, older siblings DO NOT climb or play on the equipment due to health and safety reasons. We also ask that EYFS children do not play on the equipment before or after school. The local park is a short walk away if your child would like to play on park equipment out of school hours. To ensure that the new equipment is only used during school hours by EYFS children, members of school staff will monitor the playground and ask children to come off the playground equipment if they are seen playing on it. We thank you for your cooperation on this matter.
Thank you for your support, we look forward to seeing you on Monday!
The EYFS Staff Crew
Hi all,
Just like at Easter Active Fusion are holding a sports camp at Carcroft:
Active Fusion have partnered with Carcroft School to bring a fun and active camp to your community.
Dates: Monday 30th May – Wednesday 1st June 2022
Times: 9am – 3pm Daily
Age: 4 – 11years old (Must be in FS2 – Year 6)
Lunch/Refreshments: Lunch is NOT PROVIDED but we will be providing snacks. Please provide a water bottle which can be refilled on site and any further refreshments you want to provide them with.
Cost: Places for this camp are at no cost to any family who receives financial support. If you do not receive financial support then we have a limited amount of paid places at £10 per day per child.
How many places do we have: We have limited places available on each camp so please book ASAP for the best chance to secure your child’s place – Please complete a form for each child you want to book on.
If you receive financial support please select the FREE ticket for all the days you wish your child to attend.
If you DO NOT receive financial support please select the PAID TICKET for all the days you wish your child to attend.
You will receive a confirmation email to confirm your child’s place. Please contact Active Fusion immediately if you decide you child will no longer be attending.
Further details will be sent out via email w/c 23rd May.
If you require any further information about our camps, please do not hesitate to contact us:
Email: [email protected]
Tel: 01302 637 276
Sign up using this link: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/342658971207
Get ready for something special https://memorylaneradio.co.uk/ are hosting our Y7 students’ work on Friday 20th May at 2pm. You can listen live by clicking on the link and pressing the play button. What a fantastic way for our students work to connect with their community and a listenership of over 100,000 people! Clear your diaries, you will not want to miss this!
Happy Friday – here’s a selection of beautiful work from across the XP Trust this week!
To read about other stories from across the XP Trust, visit http://xptrust.org/stories
Last week this beautiful film, made by Schools on Screen about XP, premiered at the Samsung Centre in London – how exciting! Now it’s available to watch on YouTube! Be sure to give this wonderful story a watch and share it with your friends and family!
Dear Parents/Carers,
I am delighted to let you know Carcroft School is participating in a Scoot to School scheme funded by Doncaster MBC. The school has received 20 scooters and helmets and scooter storage. These will be available to be used in school time by all pupils.
To celebrate the start of Scoot to School we are having a Scoot to School Day! It is a fun day that encourages children and their families to come to school on their scooters. We would love you all to get involved so if your child doesn’t have a scooter you can walk, cycle, or skate to school instead.
We know there are some things that make it more difficult for some pupils to get involved. If you would like to discuss more about your child(ren)’s specific needs, please contact (insert name) and we will make sure there is a way your child can take part.
Scoot to School Day will be taking place on Thursday 19th May 2022.
What activities will be taking place on Scoot to School Day?
Wheel around school session: There will be a designated time and space for the children to be able to use their scooters, skates and bikes at school.
Dr Scoot: Active Travel Officer Chris Pryor will be carrying out scooter checks to ensure that they are safe and will make any minor repairs that are needed.
Launch the Scoot to School Challenge: each class will be competing to win the challenge by recording the most Scoot to School journeys over a 4 week period.
We really hope you can get involved and join in the fun.
Kind Regards,
Chris Pryor and Miss Marsh
Modeshift Active Travel Officer
Today in Crew Welburn, we’ve had a focus on collecting adjectives for our writing. We are writing a description about our local area, so we took a walk to the park to listen to the sounds we could hear, and to describe what we could see. We wrote down loads of ideas and can’t wait to get writing tomorrow!
