The School Council have been working alongside Hannah, from Phunky Food, to promote healthy snacks at break time. Today, they planned and delivered an amazing assembly to the whole school.
They have also organised a competition to design a poster promoting healthy snacks. The poster will be used around school to highlight what foods are acceptable at break and why. There will be prizes for the winning entries. The closing date is Monday 17th October.
Thank you, Miss Palmer
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For every product sold the PTA gets a percentage paid to them. The PTA supports the school by raising money to enhance, enrich and improve learning experiences and opportunities for the children. We are therefore extremely grateful for your support with this project. If your child needs a design sheet there is still time!Help us to win the battle with lost property by labelling your child’s belongings, and raise money for the PTA at the same time!
Remember to order using our unique school code of 6819 and you can help raise funds for the PTA!
Stikins are multipurpose name tags that can be used to label clothes and fabric items, shoes and bags, lunch boxes and water bottles, P.E. kits and stationery, and all kinds of other personal belongings. They stick on – no sewing or ironing required – so you can label everything in minutes and have been independently tested using the ISO6330 wash test procedure for 60 washes at 40 degrees; Stikins can be put through washing machines, tumble dryers, dishwashers, and microwaves.
The labels can be ordered at https://www.stikins.co.uk/ and if you enter our unique school code, which is 6819, before you checkout your order you can help to raise valuable funds for our fabulous PTA!
Please find this week’s newsletter below.
Please see the attached attendance leaflet produced by City of York Council. Click here to download the flyer as a .pdf Kind regards, Mr. Andrew Buttery Headteacher Elvington Church of England Primary School Dauby Lane Elvington York YO41 4HP 01904…
Please see below this week’s newsletter:
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The Christian Value we are particularly focusing on this half term is Respect.
This includes:
We were saddened to learn of the passing of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II. As a mark of respect, we decided to celebrate Queen Elizabeth’s life of service through art and poetry.
“Do nothing out of selfish ambition or vain conceit. Rather, in humility value others above yourselves.”
– Philippians 2:3
