| December 2015 | |
| Mon 14th | |
| CHRISTMAS JUMPER DAY | |
| Kindergarten trip to see Santa | |
| Tue 15th | |
| Lower School Church Service @ 2.30 pm | |
| Wed 16th | |
| autumn term ends | |
| Upper School Church Service @ 2.30 pm | |
Sunday, 13 December 2015
Merry Christmas
Friday, 4 December 2015
A busy week!
All hands on deck this week for Salterford House School. If you haven't got your tickets for the performances, please see Mrs Parker at the school office. They are selling like hot cakes.
We still require donations for the raffle. There are boxes dotted around school.
Year Six Only
If you go to this page you will find a range of resources for 7- 11 year olds. The one you are looking for is the MARVELLOUS MINIBEASTS- DESIGN A SPECIES. Click on the powerpoint presentation and look at it carefully.
Your task is to design a new species of insect after looking at examples of some existing mini beasts.
Use a double page of your learning log to draw the design. Make sure that the labels you include tell me about the features and why they are useful. Use the powerpoint example as a model for success.
Remember that it is a good idea to try to use the flaps etc on your mini beast design if you can…..
You have until the end of term to create and design your new mini beast……… I wonder which ones will be successful!!!
Sunday, 29 November 2015
December 2015
| December 2015 | |
| Tue 1st | |
| Deadline for panto payments | |
| Wed 2nd | |
| Y3 & Y4 panto rehearsals | |
| Gedling Cross country@ Carlton Academy | |
| Thu 3rd | |
| Aladdin Mansfield Palace Theatre | |
| YEAR 5 SWIMMING CANCELLED TODAY | |
| Fri 4th | |
| Y6 Cranedale deposit due | |
We are off to see Aladdin at the Mansfield Palace Theatre on Thursday. Our very own Harvil will be part of the cast. | |
Sporting Success
Congratulations to William who won the freestyle race at the Midlands ISA Swimming Championships.
Congratulations to the Girls Netball Team who won the Old Vicarage Netball Tournament on Wednesday.
Congratulations to the Boys Cross Country Team who won the Highfields Cross Country Event on Thursday.
Sunday, 22 November 2015
Midlands ISA Swimming
| Mon 23rd | |
| Tue 24th | |
| ISA Junior Regional Swimming Gala | |
| No swimming for Pre-prep Year 1 and Year 4 | |
| Wed 25th | |
| U11 7 a side netball | |
| Y3 & Y4 panto rehearsals | |
| Thu 26th | |
| U11 U9 cross country at Highfields | |
| Fri 27th | |
| Sat 28th | |
| Y5/6 Cross Country | |
A lot of sport this week at Salterford. Our annual trip to Walsall for the Midlands ISA swimming gala will provide the children the opportunity to test their swimming skills against 25 other schools from the region. All individual winners will qualify for the national swimming final which is held at the Olympic Pool in London.
Who can forget this wonderful moment from London 2012.
Sunday, 1 November 2015
November 2nd
| November 2015 | |
| Mon 2nd | |
| school reopens | |
| Deadline for School Photo orders | |
| Tue 3rd | |
| Wed 4th | |
| Y3 & Y4 panto rehearsals | |
| Thu 5th | |
| Fri 6th | |
| Sat 7th | |
| Sun 8th | |
| Bonfire Night | |
During half term, thanks to the generosity of the current year two, Mr Britten had the opportunity to cycle at the Olympic Velodrome in London. It was an amazing experience. Mrs Britten tried to capture some of the action. I'm wearing a light blue t-shirt.
Sunday, 18 October 2015
Half Term
Events Calendar
| October 2015 | |
| Mon 19th | |
| Tue 20th | |
| Wed 21st | |
| Y3 & Y4 panto rehearsals start | |
| Thu 22nd | |
| break up for Autumn half term | |
| Deadline for Christmas card orders | |
| Fri 23rd | |
Many thanks to everyone who came to Open Day on Saturday. It was a very successful day and all the visitors were very impressed the children who showed them around school.
Have a great half term!
Friday, 9 October 2015
School Photos
| Mon 12th | |
| School Photos | |
| Tue 13th | |
| ISA Under 11 Junior football - 5 a side | |
| Wed 14th | |
| Thu 15th | |
| Fri 16th | |
| Sat 17th | |
| Open Day 11 am - 2 pm | |
School Photographs October 12th 2015
We have the photographer coming in to school first thing on Monday October 12th 2015 to take individual photographs of all the children.
Children with brothers and sisters in school will automatically have a family group photo taken as well.
If your child has a younger sibling that does not attend school and you would like them photographed together, please arrive at school for 9:00 a.m.
If you DO NOT want a family group taken, then please let Mrs Parker know.
If your child is in Kindergarten and does not normally attend on a Monday, please bring them to school by 9:00 a.m.
Sunday, 4 October 2015
October 5th 2015
| October 2015 | |
| Mon 5th | |
| Year 5/6 Rehearsals | |
| Tue 6th | |
| Wed 7th | |
| U11 6 a side football | |
| Thu 8th | |
| Fri 9th Sports News Congratulations to the boys under 10 football team who finished 2nd in a recent ISA tournament. Congratulations also to the girls High 5 Netball team who finished 2nd in an ISA tournament. The girls hockey team went down fighting 0-3 to The Elms school. Well done to William Scott who finished 7th in a Nottinghamshire County Cross Country race. | |
Sunday, 27 September 2015
Harvest Festival
| September 2015 | |
| Mon 28th | |
| ISA Under 10 football - 5 a side | |
| Year 1 and Preprep Harvest Assembly | |
| Y5/6 Panto rehearsals begin | |
| Tue 29th | |
| Wed 30th | |
| October 2015 | |
| Thu 1st | |
| ISA Under 11 High 5 netball | |
| Fri 2nd | |
| Y4 trip to Jorvik/York | |
| Sat 3rd | |
| Y5/6 Cross Country | |
On Monday, pre-prep and year one will lead an assembly about harvest festival. There has been a collection of food for Emmanuel House all week. Many thanks for all your kind donations.
About Emmanuel House
Founded in faith in 1976 by Father Roger Killeen, Emmanuel House exists to support homeless, vulnerable or isolated adults in and around Nottingham. Our history centres around supporting the most vulnerable citizens in Nottingham without prejudice or judgement; with that in mind, we strive to provide diverse and accessible services that meet basic need and empower individuals to make positive changes in their lives.
We welcome between 60-90 visitors each weekday and 30-50 on weekends. This equates to almost 2000 visits a month, with approximately 200 new visitors each year, all of whom have complex and multiple needs. With roughly 70 hot meals a day being served, we provide the basic needs for homeless & vulnerably housed adults in Nottingham. We currently have 22 members of staff and over 70 volunteers who regular support the organisation.
Emmanuel House provides further support and services including tenancies, benefits, mental health support, training and workshops, drug & alcohol support, a daily nurse and a core programme of social activities. We also have an onsite charity shop, which brings in much needed income for Emmanuel House and is a place for service users to gain first hand work experience.
Emmanuel House has always prided itself on providing a safe and supportive environment whilst working towards practical solutions that meet the individuals needs.
From http://www.emmanuelhouse.org.uk/
Sunday, 20 September 2015
Where's Wally?
| September 2015 | |
| Mon 21st | |
| Tue 22nd | |
| Wed 23rd | |
| Thu 24th | |
| Year 6 Parents Evening 7pm | |
| Fri 25th | |
| Sat 26th | |
| Sun 27th | |
Next Monday, Pre-prep and Year One are having a Harvest Festival. They are collecting tins and packets of food. These can be donated by anyone. They can be left at the office or in the main entrance. All donations will be given to Emmanuel House who help homeless people in Nottingham. They would also like any old sleeping bags for the winter.
Following on from last week, Mr Britten has another video of the Great North Run. Watch it carefully! It's like a game of Where's Wally. It you watch very carefully you might be able to spot Mr Britten at various parts of the course. This picture may help -
Tuesday, 15 September 2015
Great North Run
At the weekend, Mr Britten completed the Great North Run. It is an annual half marathon from Newcastle to South Shields.
If you want to know what the course looks like - check out the video below.
If you want to know what the course looks like - check out the video below.
Sunday, 5 July 2015
Prizegiving 2015
| July 2015 | |
| Mon 6th | |
| Prizegiving Rehearsals Years3456 4-5pm | |
| Tue 7th | |
| Lower School Swimming Gala | |
| Y5 cricket trnmnt Trent College | |
| Prizegiving Rehearsal | |
| Wed 8th | |
| Thu 9th | |
| Year 3 to swim at 9 a.m. with Year 6 | |
| No Swimming for Year 1 | |
| Fri 10th | |
| Prizegiving | |
| Kindergaten to Ferry Farm Hoveringham
Prize Giving this year will be held in the hall at Colonel Frank Seely School. All children from Years 3 - 6 are expected to attend.
The girls should wear summer dresses with white socks and the boys white shirts and red ties with short trousers, except Year 6 who may wear long trousers.
On Friday July 10th children in Years 3 - 6 may go home at 12.30 or any time during the afternoon. Brothers and sisters in other classes may go home at the same time.
The children must be at Colonel Frank Seely by 5.45 p.m./
Parents will be admitted to the hall at 6 p.m. and the bar will be open until 6.30 p.m.
The bar will be open again during the interval but WILL NOT be open DURING the performance/ceremony.
Children are not allowed in the bar area during the interval.
The children will need to bring a clearly named bottle of water.
Tickets will be available from Wednesday July 1st at a cost of £3 per person.
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Sunday, 28 June 2015
Monday 29th June
| June 2015 | |
| Mon 29th | |
| Sports Day | |
| Tue 30th | |
| No swimming for Year 3. Pre Prep and Year 2 will swim as normal. | |
| July 2015 | |
| Wed 1st | |
| Golf @ Oakmere | |
| Thu 2nd | |
| Upper school swimming gala | |
| Fri 3rd | |
| PrePrep to Brackenhurst | |
| Y5/6 Netball Finals | |
Don't forget to bring some money for ice cream on Monday. The weather forecast is good so it might be useful to have extra drinks and sun tan cream.
Sunday, 21 June 2015
Monday 22nd June
Good luck to William, James and Joshua who are representing the Midlands at the National Athletics Championship on Monday.
Thursday, 18 June 2015
Cranedale 2015 Day 4
Cranedale 2015
Day 4
Breakfast - The children were looking tired this morning but still managed to fill up on a choice of cereal, toast, juice, bacon, sausage, egg, beans and hash browns.
We spent the first part of the morning returning to the traps we set last night. There was a moth trap and five small mammal traps - all humane. From these traps we managed to catch the sum total of one moth! Luckily, we happen to find a moth sitting on a wheelbarrow next to the moth trap. Ellie was terrified - I think she thought the moth was mocking us.
Today's main focus was adaptation. The children spent most of the day on the North Yorkshire Moors. This included a two mile walk over various terrain and a river study. Louis and Benjamin were dressed up as a carnivore and prey. The children had to equip them with various adaptations to survive in the wild. Louis has sharp teeth, large flippers and an increased lung function. Benjamin had a wooly hat and two feather dusters. Who said science was dull!
Lunch was eaten at the side of a stream and the children had a variety of sandwiches, fruit and a cookie about the size of a football.
After the river study, the children made their way back up the valley and discovered an ancient burial site which Harry thought was a toilet. I think this was due to the fact that there was so much sheep droppings there.
Toilets were very much the main topic of conversation on the moors today. This is due to the lack of them. They boys were fully prepared to have a "wild wee" at every opportunity. The girls took the camel approach and rationed their fluid intake for the entire afternoon.
The last game of the afternoon was called "Fox and Grouse". The object of the game is to avoid being eaten by the fox. The best defence is to hide in the heather. Harmoni's decision to wear a bright pink jumper meant that she was eaten pretty quickly whilst Joe's darker attire proved more successful.
Evening meal
Starter: Tomato soup
Main: Roast pork, roast potatoes, stuffing, peas, carrots, gravy and apple sauce
Dessert: Chocolate sponge cake and cream
Cheese and biscuits
The children spent the evening using microscopes to look closely at some of the creatures captured in the river. This will be followed with the last opportunity to purchase some high quality gifts from the shop although some may prefer to buy a load of sweets instead.
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