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Fitness Friday
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Today saw the second Fitness Friday event. This is where all the pupils are arranged into mixed ages within their houses and participate in a teacher led activity. The focus is on being active and having fun. Ofsted captured the essence of the school being ‘joyful’ on their most recent visit and this is something we want to continue to promote. Please encourage your child to share their Fitness Friday experience with you.
Phonics Workshop - Wednesday 15th October
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Parents in Reception and in Key Stage One are invited in on Wednesday 15th October at 9:10 to understand further how we deliver our reading and writing scheme – Read Write Inc. The reading and writing books used in school and those sent home will be discussed. This will help parents support their child in the early stages of these crucial skills. We hope to see you there!
Girls FA Cup Winners
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For the first time in its history, Bean Girls were the FA Cup Champions 2025! Before celebrating, the girls shook the hands of the opposition, showing respect and empathy. Then, girls, parents, governors and staff went crazy with delight as the realisation of the team’s achievement started to sink in. A truly memorable occasion.
Victory in Europe Day – VE Day
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On Thursday 8th May it is the 80th anniversary of V.E. Day. To celebrate this occasion we will be holding a number of activities in school. Our focus will be peace and reconciliation and the ending of conflict. On Thursday the children will be completing a number of themed activities in their classrooms including creating decorations for our school street party on the Friday.
On Friday 9th May we would like to invite the children to wear their party clothes for our Bean Primary School tea party. To facilitate this, we are asking parents to send in some snacks for their child to enjoy in the afternoon. Unfortunately food can’t be shared, so each child will need to bring in their own snacks. A drink of some kind can also be included, other than drinking water, but please avoid glass bottles. For younger children, please ensure food parcels are labelled. All snacks must be nut free.
We can’t wait to celebrate with the children in school.
Netball Matches
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Our netball team have been competing this week. Their first game against Stone St. Mary’s was a close contest that saw Bean come away with a 4-3 win!
The second match against Fawkham saw Bean fall behind in the first half, but finish strong with a 5-4 win at the end!
Outstanding effort and teamwork saw the children to success.