Hereford Times - 7th January 2016 - Page 85
Hereford Times - 7th January 2016 - Page 85
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| Date | 07/01/2016 |
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| Language | English |
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| Date of Publication | 7th January 2016 |
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herefordtlmescom Primary adjective 1. of chief lmportan 2. earliest ,3: «at... . in time or order -. a1 ”1.; ._,~ . AT THE Christmas Craft Afternoon at Broadlands School it was difficult to tell who was having the best time — the children or the parents. Over 30 parents accept- ed the invitation to craft alongside their children in what was a fun»filled after- noon of cutting, sticking, glittering, painting and creativity. Broadlands School is abso— lutely committed to work- cezprlnclpal W. “new; ow the ucation d practice Ol ed noun theory 3" teaching Thursday, January 7, 2016 THE HEREFORD TIMES 03 ADVERTISEMENT FEATURE ing alongside the parents because, as one teacher ex- plained: “Getting parents more and more involved builds those relationships that support children in learning.” And it’s clearly paying off. At the recent nativity over 130 parents watched. The Parent Teacher As- sociation is committed and active and parent volun- teers have been helpful in supporting trips, reading and even putting up shelves. “Our parents are very sup- portive of the school," com- mented Mr O’Neil, Deputy Head. “In a survey they told us that their children are very happy at the school, feel safe and 98 per cent would recommend the school to other parents , we must be doing something right!” ADVERTISEMENT FEATURE AT Withington Primary . we provide a happy. stimu— lating environment where all children are valued. . We strive to create a safe and inspiring climate within which children can develop a love of learning. a desire to achieve and feel part of a caring com- munity. ‘ This term we continued ' to develop our values and the children‘s awareness of others through a range of wonderful activities supporting charities such as Save the Children. The Children‘s Society and _ Children in Need . “Teaching is good. and increasingly outstand- ing, "and this is shown in our results for 2014 2015. where 100 per cent of chil- dren made expected pro- gress in reading, writing and mathematics. Withington Primary also launched its new break- fast club this term. start- ing from 8.00am every day If you would like to vis- it Withington Primary. please contact our school office on 01432850289. U1 er" ’ 3‘ a ref " ' Primary School Broadlands Primary School Nursery lS developing its current Nursery provision .; to include wrap —around care, Flexible time slots «,1. and three year old provision Mil/Will” [Lil/Iii” d r ° Early Years provision ° Wrap around care ° Flexible sessions lo suit all parents needs ' Very competitive costs lor hours beyond the l5 hours Ill MW lunded places KS l /2 provision Excellent teaching with subject specialist input in all year groups Children feel sale, happy and know they are making progress (Children/Parent survey) 98% at parents would recommend lhe school to others [parent survey) Ill/Ill Anyone who is interested in regislering lor Nursery provision at Broadlands School, please conlacl Mr Nigel O'Neil al lhe school on Herelord 266772, or seek lurlher inlormaiion lrom school website » www.broadlandsherefordsch.uk [Milli/7.70” r a Take a look at Withington...... WITHINGTON Primary SChOO' Ofsted 2014 “Teaching is good, and increasingly outstanding.” “Behaviour is good and pupils have positive attitudes to learning." “Pupils’ spiritual, moral, social and cultural development is excellent. " Village school in rural location at the heart of the community ' Breakfast Club (from Sam every morning) - Small class sizes - Nursery Provision for children Mathematics - 100% made expected progress from K81 to K82 (National 90% - 40% made better than expected progress from K81 to K82 (National 34°:l Reading - 100% made expected progress from K81 to K82 (National 91% r s E Q) g" fl #1; ’~ l - 40% made better than expected progress from K81 to K82 (National 36% - 60% made better than expected progress from K81 to K82 National 33%» Writing - 100% made expected progress from K81 to K82 (National 94“.») Please contact us for further information about the school or to arrange a visit Places are available for children aged 3 — 11. Email: admin@wirhington.hereford.sch.uk Telephone: 01432 850289 / 01432 357371 (Ext 179) |
| Newspaper name | Hereford Times |