Holiday Clubs!

http://www.telfordandwrekinleisure.co.uk/leisureservices/homepage/24/kids_holiday_club

I attach a flyer with details of our Easter celebrations at St Matthew’s Church

peace,

Revd Paula Smith
Priest-in-Charge, St Matthew’s, Donnington Wood

and Ministry Development Advisor

http://stmatthewsdonningtonwood.org

flyer .docx

Please find attached feedback from Parents Evening. Thank you for your continued support.

We will be acting on the website and resources- more information coming soon.

Parent Evening Spring 2019 – Filled in Final.docx

Thank you for all your comments on our Vision.

We are now consulting with the children, however, you still have chance to let us know what you think. Please come in and speak to Mr Fox or Mrs Bailey.

	Our School Vision Our school is a community where everyone is valued as a child of God and welcomed into a caring, friendly and safe Church of England school family. Through the inspiration of the life and teachings of Jesus we will be guided in all that we are and do so that all of us can flourish and aspire to reach our full God-given potential.	Our core values friendship hope perseverance justice trust fellowship peace humility wisdom service compassion creativity tolerance
Our Motto “The ones who plant and the ones who water work together as a team with the same purpose.” 1 Corinthians 3:8 We believe that with God’s help when we all work as a TEAM – Together Everyone Achieves More.
Our Mission (INTENT) At Donnington Wood CE Junior School we will put the safety of everyone as a priority so we can work in trust and peace. encourage everyone to understand the true meaning of friendship, fellowship and community by acting with humility, compassion and in service to each other. be inclusive so everyone is valued and respected and where tolerance and diversity are celebrated. seek out every opportunity to ensure that all of us flourish in all that we do, developing wisdom and creativity, through an ambitious and broad curriculum that challenges expectations, deepens knowledge and develops skills. empower pupils and adults to develop hope and perseverance, so that they are able to engage/explore the challenges of school and the wider world. nurture the spiritual development of our school fellowship, develop tolerance of other faiths, beliefs and cultures and build religious literacy through collective worship of God and teaching of RE champion our values to equip our children ready for their future as respectful individuals, life-long learners and active citizens in society (justice).

This Vision and Mission will be evident in all we do, from the way we work together to the attitudes to life you will see us show.

For more information about our partnership with Bedazzle.

https://www.bedazzle.org.uk/

A number of parents have asked about how to access past papers. Here is the link.

http://www.satspapers.org.uk/Page.aspx?TId=5

Invite to St Matthews

I am sending details of a ‘meet & greet ‘ event to be held at at St Matthew’s 10.00-11.30am Wednesday 3rd April , in partnership with RAF Cosford Community Support Team. We are aiming to build closer links with and between local forces families .

Meet and Greet (1).pdf

From TPS

In conjunction with Telford and Wrekin Mayor’s Building Bridges in the Community, please find details of our ‘Great Get Together’ tea party we are hosting for older people in the community. The event is completely free and all older people are welcome.

Please share and promote.

Thank you for your assistance.

Kind regards,

Jo Davies

Jo Davies Community & Communications Officer Telford Priory School New Road Wrockwardine Wood Telford Shropshire TF2 7AB (01952) 386400

great get together.pdf

Please find attached the publicity and course overview for the Digital families course starting Wednesday 1st May for 4 weeks.

I have booked a crèche.

This course will help parents / carers explore a range of ways to help youngsters be safer and enjoy online activity, including:

• Knowing where to find trusted advice on the specifics of using equipment, programmes and apps relevant to them and their children as well as how to deal with any concerns.
• Learning about children’s interest in and motivation to go online and how this relates to children’s development, curiosity and learning about risk taking and critical thinking about how to make decisions about levels of risks.
• Practising ways to engage in discussions with youngsters about their experiences online and ways to spot, discuss and manage concerns at an early stage.
• Helping children to be better aware of issues around sharing personal information online, how to create safer online profiles and ways to manage and / or report concerns about other people’s online behaviour.
• Finding out about and trying a variety of online learning opportunities to support learning in school.

Digital Safety for your Family – Donnington Wood Juniors – Nick.docx