Northmead School Newsletter

The summer term in primary school is often the most memorable time of the year. As adults, it’s the summer term we tend to look back on most fondly from our own school days—sunshine, outdoor fun, and special events. This half term may have been fairly short, but we’ve certainly packed a lot in!

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With the warmer weather returning, it's important to be sun-smart by bringing hats, sunscreen and water bottles to school to stay safe and hydrated.

It’s been a glorious week weather-wise, and the forecast for the Easter break is looking promising. Hopefully, you’ll get a chance to enjoy an Easter egg hunt (or two).

We are excited to launch a new community initiative aimed at keeping our local environment clean. As part of our ongoing efforts to promote environmental responsibility, we are offering families the opportunity to take part in a Litter Picking Scheme. This is a way for families to get involved in keeping our community tidy while spending quality time together.

Thursday 6th March is designated as World Book Day which is a global celebration of books and reading, observed in over 100 countries worldwide. This special day aims to inspire a love of reading in children and to encourage them to explore the wonderful world of books. It's a fantastic opportunity for children to discover new stories and characters, and to share their favourite books with friends.

I write with great news - Frankie, our new crossing patrol starts this Friday!