Sharing Good Work with us this week are the pupils below:

Attendance this week is as follows:

Y4 - 99.2%

Y3 - 98.2%

Y6 - 97.2%

Y2 - 97%

Y1 - 95.1%

Y5 - 94.9%

YR - 94.3%

National Offer Day for Primary Schools - 16th April

Tuesday 16th April 2024 is the National Offer Day for primary school places allocating school places for Reception classes starting in September 2024.   These get sent home to parents before we receive them at school, we do not get an advance glimpse.   If you do not get an offer and you think you should have, please contact Primary School Admissions on 01709 382121 asap and discuss what has happened. 

Rec Kayson for always trying his best with his handwriting

Ben for always being a happy and fun friend

Y1 Harrison for showing great perseverance with his writing

Thomas for improved independence in all areas

Y2 Jesuloluwa for making a great start to Y2

Millie for always giving 100% effort 

Y3 Hannah for always trying her best in everything she does

Ellis for approaching every challenge with a smile

Y4 Jaxon for excellent effort and active listening

Annie for excellent effort in all areas of school

Y5 Darcey for always quietly trying her best in all learning

Skye for being enthusiastic and hard working at all times

Y6 Katelyn for excellent effort in all subjects and being a 

fantastic role model

Grace for being amazing in everything she does and 

being an excellent role model

Sharing Good Work

Attendance

Both Year 1 and Year 6 had 99% attendance this week, well done to both classes.

Activities at Rawmarsh Library

Mother's Day

Come and design a mother's day card at Rawmarsh Library, Monday 4th March - Saturday 9th March.

British Science Week

Monday 11th March - Saturday 16th March, colour finger puppets and find insects crawling around the library.

Shakespeare Week

Monday 18th March - Saturday 23rd March come and take part in a variety of activities focussed on William Shakespeare.

Guidance regarding Measals

We have been asked to remind parents again about the importance of being vigilant regarding measles.  

Whilst we currently do not have any confirmed cases of measles in the Thorogate School community, it is very important that we are on the look out for signs of measles in our children.   It is estimated that 1 in 3 children who contract measles will require hospital intervention.

If your child has not been vaccinated against measles, please urgently consider contacting your GP.

Information on the NHS website:

 Measles usually starts with cold-like symptoms, followed by a rash a few days later. Some people may also get small spots in their mouth.

Cold-like symptoms

The first symptoms of measles include:

• a high temperature

• a runny or blocked nose

• sneezing

• a cough

• red, sore, watery eyes

Spots in the mouth

Small white spots may appear inside the cheeks and on the back of the lips a few days later. These spots usually last a few days.

The measles rash

A rash usually appears a few days after the cold-like symptoms.

Headteacher Awards for Friday 9th February 2024

Those Nominated for a HT award are:

Rec Alexander For trying hard to put his hand up

Ava Always being a good role model to others

Y1 Barkley Working hard on leaving finger spaces in his work

Carter Persevering with his Maths

Y2 Finley Being a super historian

Ronnie Superb effort with handwriting

Y5 Thomas Always being kind and helpful to others

Dexter Working hard all week to demonstrate his knowledge and understanding

Y6 Ava Excellent effort in all subjects and showing resilience

Lexie Fantastic understanding in Maths and English and being a great role model

Sharing Good work are the following pupils:

Special Mention for attendance