Brampton Bulletin

B r a m p t o n P r i m a r y S c h o o l S t r i v i n g t o R e a c h t h e B e s t Week ending: 6.7.12 Summer Term: Issue 11

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Forthcoming Dates: Monday 9th July New reception story time Choir Concert to their parents Tuesday 10th July 1.30 Y5/6 Sports Day Thursday 12th July CRIBs in Reception Reports home 7.00pm FOB Friday 13th July Bastille Day 2pm Book Look for Parents Saturday 14th July FOB camping night Tuesday 17th July 7.30 Y6 Concert to parents Wednesday 18th July Sporting Achievement Assembly

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Brampton Primary is a restorative school where the initial response to conflict is to find a solution where things are put right, the victims needs are met whilst also meeting the needs of the wrong doer and meet all the schools responsibilities.

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R E C E P T I O N P AR E NT S I ND U C T I ON S U RV E Y
A big thank you to all the parents who responded to the Reception Induction Survey which was sent out recently. 35 out of 60 parents responded. There was an overwhelmingly positive response to the information provided at the induction meeting and classroom visits held before the children started school. The opportunity for home visits was also very much valued with comments such as lovely, my child was a lot more confident in his own home and this was brilliant-it was just as important for me as for my daughter, I really appreciated the visit. The staggered entry arrangements gave rise to a variety of responses shown below. The key word, reading record and contact books were appreciated as was the planning information for the coming term. The school newsletters are very popular with comments such as fantastic way to keep completely up to date. Staff were felt to be very accessible and our office staff give a great first impression of the school. Thank you again to all who gave up time to give us feedback.

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SCHOOL M EALS W E E K B E G I N N I N G - 9 T H J U LY 2 0 1 2
Monday Meat Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Homemade Fish Cake with Chipped Potatoes Roasted Vegetable Quiche

Homemade Bolognaise Spicy Chicken Pasta Bake or Cheese Pizza with Pasta and Courgette and Sweetcorn Omelette with New Potatoes Tuna and Red Onion Fritatta with Potato Wedges Pesto Pasta

Roast Beef with Crispy Chinese Roast Potatoes Chicken with Rice

Fish or alternative

Spring Vegetable Wheel with Roast Potatoes

Tomato and Thyme Fish with New Potatoes

Vegetarian Desserts
Peaches with Raspberry

Vegetable Chilli Macaroni and Rice Cheese Chocolate Zesty Lemon Orange Brownie Cake Fruit Deli Bar

Carrot Cake

A choice of salads, seasonal vegetables, fresh bread, fresh fruit platter, fruit yoghurt, milk and drinking water are also available daily. Peanut Allergies Please can we remind everyone that we are a Peanut Free school in our cooked meals and we ask parents not to put any nuts or items containing nuts in their childs packed lunches. Thank you Parent News u Y 6 u u fo oo jou o F o F . o u . o o of u . M u o o u ou o o o Y 6 oo u oo of ou . f u ou u o fo o ou ou o u oo of o o , u o , ou o M S ,M M o ,M o o ,M oo , M M ,M o fo Go o ,M M u . u of f fo fu oo fo u fou . Governor News The full Governing Body held their termly meeting this week. They received reports from the three different committees, Teaching and Learning, Finance and Personnel and Premises. The school budget was approved for this year and time was also dedicated to further work to achieve the Governor Quality Mark.

BRAMPTON GOLD BOOK Striving to Reach the Best Every week we print the names of those children who have achieved in either their work, conduct or behaviour around school and have been entered in the Gold Book. They have been mentioned in Mondays celebratory assembly. After 3 mentions children receive a bronze certificate, 6 mentions for a silver, 9 mentions for a gold, 12 mentions for a Super Gold and 15 mentions for a Platinum certificate, 18 for Diamond, 21+ for a Head teachers Award and 24 for a Special Head teacher Award and Badge.
RB Thomas Chillman (Bronze) RB Oliver Taylor (Bronze) RB Zak Hone (Bronze) RB Holly Smith (Bronze) RB Sophie Panayiotou (Bronze) RB Harvey May (Bronze) RB Eesha Matharoo (Bronze) RB Liam Jarvis (Bronze) 2PW Aimee Irving 2PW-Ami Brown-Rogers (Super Gold) 2PW Sophie Boyns (Gold) 2PW Jack Packham (Gold) 2PW Ryan Lane 2PW Jemma James 4HAkin Akintoye 4H James Bassett 4HLily Batt 4HGeorge Baxter 4H Sean Beck 4H Paige Belsey 4H Leah Eagles (Platinum) 4H- Ewen Hares 4H Tom Neal 4HGracie Phelps 4H Harvey Smith 4H Jimmy Thompson 4H Leon Wardle 4H Kyle Williams (Gold) 4H Lucy Woodland 4H Waniya Ali 4H Taylan Ali-Osman Unfortunately there is not enough space to mention the childrens achievements here but if you are interested to see your childs mention please pop in and ask to see it.

Weekly Attendance

Week ending 30.6.12 RB: RJ: 1B: 1W: 2PW: 2B: 3W: 3WH: 4C: 4H: 5B: 5C: 6S: 6M: 94.4% 95.5% 96.6% 95.5% 96.6% 96.9% 97.5% 96.5% 95.7% 95.3% 95.2% 94.1% 95.1% 96.8%

And finally.......Mrs Devaux It is very great sadness that we heard that Mrs Devaux died last week. She came to Brampton from Gravel Hill in September 1989 and taught here until her retirement in 1998, for many years taking a Year 3 class. She was responsible for Geography in the school and was responsible for Brampton gaining our first Healthy School Award. On her retirement she donated one of the large wooden planters that children and parents used to sit around on the junior playgrounds. Our deepest sympathies to her families and friends. Remember if you like what were doing tell us and others! If you dont, please help us improve! School Office; 020 8303 2873 Fax; 020 8298 0286 Email:admin@brampton.bexley.sch.uk

Well done to 3W and the other classes above 96.1%

Our School Total was 95.8% Raffle Prize Winners The winners in this weeks draw for tea with Miss Fisher were Olivia Costi in RJ and Miatta Mbriwa in 4C. Well done to them for showing the appropriate behaviour.

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