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1 year ago
Posted on 24th Nov 2022 by

Vacancies at Much Wenlock Primary School

STAFF VACANCIES AT MUCH WENLOCK PRIMARY SCHOOL 

 

BREAKFAST CLUB ASSISTANT   

REQUIRED 5 MORNINGS PER WEEK TERM TIME ONLY

FIXED TERM CONTRACT FROM 4.1.2023 – 20.12.2023

GRADE 4         1 HOUR PER DAY FROM 7.45 -8.45AM

 

AFTER SCHOOL CLUB ASSISTANT   

REQUIRED 5 AFTERNOONS PER WEEK TERM TIME ONLY

FIXED TERM CONTRACT FROM 4.1.2023 – 20.12.2023

GRADE 4           2.25 HOURS PER DAY FROM 3.15 – 5.30PM

 

LUNCHTIME SUPERVISOR 

REQUIRED 5 DAYS PER WEEK TERM TIME ONLY

FIXED TERM CONTRACT FROM 4.1.2023 – 20.12.2023

GRADE 2      1 HOUR 20 MINUTES PER DAY FROM 11.45AM – 1.05PM

2 years ago
Posted on 14th Oct 2022 by

Menu change for next week

Next week there is a change to the menu for school dinners.

On Wednesday there will be Roast Beef and Yorkshire pudding.

 

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2 years ago
Posted on 14th Oct 2022 by

Headteacher Message 14th October 2022

Thank you to all the parents who attended the drop afternoon this week. The school is keen to increase the opportunities for parents to come into school and views the children’s work. After half term we will be reintroducing parent lunches with each class taking turns to invite their parents in for lunch followed by a cup of tea or coffee in the classroom. Please look out for more information and dates after the half term break.

All the Year 6 children enjoyed their activity afternoon at William Brookes this week. The Bronze Ambassadors also put on a fantastic curling event for the Year 3 and Year 4 children on Monday. I’m sure this will be the start of many activities run by the ambassadors over the coming year.

On Thursday we had the school photographer in to take individual photos. Hopefully the quality has improved as we have had some issues recently. Please do let us know your thoughts.

Just a reminder that the school disco is next week on Wednesday 19th October.

We will be holding class elections for school councillors next week. Each KS2 class and Year 2 will vote for representatives to be on the school council.

Finally, we have been asked by William Brookes School to take part in an exciting project linked to remembrance day. We are asking children and families to make poppies from recycled plastic bottles to make a display on Windmill Hill. A separate email will be sent out along with a YouTube clip  on how to make the poppies.

Have a nice weekend.

Mr Litchfield

 

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2 years ago
Posted on 07th Oct 2022 by

Spellings and Maths facts to be tested 14th Oct

It’s Friday again. Here are the spellings and Maths facts for this week. Have a lovely weekend.

2 years ago
Posted on 13th Sep 2022 by

Welcome Back Mingle on Wednesday 21st September at 2.45pm

We will be holding a Welcome Back Mingle on the playground next Wednesday 21st September at 2.45pm.

Please come and join us for a cuppa and a piece of cake – we would love to see you all.

There is no cost of this event but donations on the day are welcome.

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2 years ago
Posted on 06th Sep 2022 by

Dress Up! This Friday 9.9.22!

Hi Folks!

I hope you got my parent mail but if not we have a dress up day to celebrate the launch of our new phonics scheme- Monster Phonics, this Friday! Please come to school (if you would like) dressed as a monster, to join in with the fun!

Miss M x

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2 years ago
Posted on 06th Sep 2022 by

First day back!

We had a brilliant first day back! Lots to explore and tonnes of new learning to be done! So much fun to be had too…

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2 years ago
Posted on 05th Sep 2022 by

Year 1!

Hi Folks!

I hope you have all had a brilliant summer holiday. Welcome back to a new school year and Year 1! I am looking forward to having a fabulous time teaching your children, having fun and learning along the way. If you have any questions or concerns please do not hesitate to contact me or just grab me on the door!

See you all in the morning!

Miss M x

2 years ago
Posted on 08th Jul 2022 by

Mrs Tabbron’s Choice of Dinner

Mrs Tabbron has chosen the dinner choice for Friday 15th July – it will be delicious burgers

2 years ago
Posted on 08th Jul 2022 by

Leavers Menu Choice

There will be a change in the menu during the final week of the term.

Tuesday 19th July  –  Year 6 Special Lunch

Meatball subs or French Bread Pizza and chips or Jacket Potatoes and fillings

Wednesday 20th July

Sausages or selection of cold wraps or jacket potato with various fillings

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2 years ago
Posted on 08th Jul 2022 by

Spellings and Maths facts to be tested Fri 15th July

We have reached the last full week of the school year! Here are the final set of spellings and maths facts to testing on Fri 15th July.

2 years ago
Posted on 06th Jul 2022 by

Broseley Tennis Club on Sunday 17th July from 2-4p.m

Broseley Tennis Club will once again be offering the chance for your juniors and families to try tennis for free on Sunday 17th July from 2-4p.m. as part of the LTA Big Tennis Weekend Event.

The sessions will be led by our Level 4 Performance Qualified Coach Ian Gillespie of HighFive Tennis

To book and find out more they should go to Ita.org.uk/tennisweekends or turn up on the day.

Equipment will be provided if they don’t have a racquet. Light refreshments will be available.

Lots of fun will also be free.

All we ask is that they wear flat soled trainers as footwear.

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2 years ago
Posted on 04th Jul 2022 by

Class Dragon

There have been some strange goings on in Class 2 over the last few weeks, including finding a dragon egg in the Willow Den and we even captured a picture of a dragon on camera! We have been writing instructions and recounts about these experiences and today received a parcel with our own class dragon!

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2 years ago
Posted on 10th Jun 2022 by

Headteacher Message 10th June 2022

I hope everyone had a nice half term break and enjoyed the long Jubilee Bank holiday. The children have all returned to school in good spirits and have got straight back into their learning. The Y6 children have had a messy time making model hearts, blood and even scabs. It looked great fun and very educational. Look out for the photos coming soon. The choir has been in full voice and represented the school at the Shropshire Sings event on Wednesday evening. From the reports I have received it was an amazing experience and the children did themselves proud. Thank you to all the staff for giving up their time to support the children both on the night and during lunch choir practice. Mrs Furber and Miss Brassington have had a very busy week with our sporting stars. On Tuesday Miss Brassington took a rounders team to Oldbury Wells school for a tournament. On Wednesday Mrs Furber took a group of children to the Paralympic festival at  William Brookes and finally our cricket team took part in the cricket tournament at Cound cricket ground on Friday.  At all the events the children were superb both in their sporting skills and in their sportsmanship. Thank you to all the staff for your support. On the subject of sports, we have pencilled in Monday July 4th for our sports day. KS1 and Reception will be in the morning and KS2 in the afternoon. We will send out more details nearer the time and of course this is all weather dependent.

Finally I have had a request from residents living on Oakfield Park to please consider the local residents when parking and not cause an obstruction.

Have a nice weekend.

Mr Litchfield

2 years ago
Posted on 06th May 2022 by

Stars Of the Week 6th May 2022

Reception   Ruby

Yr1              Presley and Madison

Yr 2             Toby and Callum

Yr 3             Alex and Archie

Yr4              Scarlett and Evie S

Yr 5             Thomas and Oliver W

Yr 5/6G       Thomas and Theo

Yr 5/6T       Seth and the Whole Year 6

Mr Litchfield award to Mrs Taylor

House Points : Earth

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2 years ago
Posted on 08th Apr 2022 by

Easter

There have been some lovely Easter bonnets in class today. We have also enjoyed an Easter hunt, with a chocolate prize, with the rest of Key Stage 1. Have a lovely Easter.

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2 years ago
Posted on 11th Mar 2022 by

Headteacher Message

If there is one thing we can take away from everything that has happened around the world over the last few years it is the importance of a good old fashioned chat. When you see the way the person you are talking to reacts, their body language, facial expressions and tone of voice, gives you an instant feedback as to the person’s feelings. Emojis can only reveal so much! It may seem an obvious thing to say, but one of the best things we can do with young children is to have interesting and enjoyable conversations with them. At Much Wenlock Primary School and Nursery, speaking and listening is embedded in our curriculum from Nursery to Year 6.

The Early Years Team have created a rich, varied and safe space in which children can play, explore and learn. The children are immersed in a vocabulary rich environment with nursery rhymes, songs and stories being heard throughout the day. This then becomes the foundation for children to develop their reading and writing as they move through the school. As James Britton put it “good literacy floats on a sea of talk.”

I hope everyone gets the chance to sit down with their children at some point this weekend and enjoy a good story together.

Have a nice weekend.

Mr Litchfield