Keep up to date with all the latest news happening in school at the moment.

• Mrs Davies's Blog Autumn Term, Week 8

  Fri 25 Oct 2019 Mrs D Davies

  This half term has been 8 weeks long, yet passed so quickly - already the school is making plans for Christmas and beyond.

   

  I thank Year 4 for leading our Harvest Festival this morning, we had many families joining us and the service was clearly enjoyed by all. Thank you to those families who donated tins and dried produce - all of which will be donated to PATCH. We shall deliver the items after half term -so there is time for you to still donate if you wish during the week after half term.

   

  Our finalised Christmas events are now noted on the website for your information as well as some theme days leading into the end of term - 

   

    Friday 15th November - Dress Spotty or Dress like Pudsey( Children i Need)

   Friday 13th December - Dress Sparkly (Sparkle Day)

  Thursday 19th December - Party dress ( Christmas Parties)

  Friday 20th December - Christmas Jumper Day)

  If you have a little one in Foundation Phase, you may well wish to look closely at the production time on the letter that went home today regarding costumes.

   

  Breaking news - Well done to our Year 4 Cross Country Girls Team, we found out today that they came first -  what an achievement!

   

  I would like to say a big thank you to the children for working so hard this half term. Well done to all those new members of our school family who have settled so well  - children and staff!

   

  Have a good half term break everyone - we look forward to next half term. Stay safe!

   

   

   

  Please see our newsletter for this half term. - https://sway.office.com/3ECtwEBGGyPdE5Bk?ref=Link

   

   

  DD                                 - 

• Mrs. Davies' Blog Autumn Term week 7

  Fri 18 Oct 2019

  We are now approaching half term, whilst the weeks pass so quickly - so much happens in a few days.

   

  The week started with six members of staff, myself included, spending two days in Swansea training to be Thrive Licensed Practitioners.  We very much look forward to sharing more information with you about this.

   

  Thrive is a systematic approach to the early identification of emotional development need in children and young people so that differentiated provision can be put in place quickly by the adults working most closely with the child or young person.

   

  As the week progressed, it offered us great success with our team of Cross Country runners - we are very proud of them - well done to every one who participated.  We give a special mention to :

   

  Ellie Morgan - 4th

  Lacey Thompson - 6th

  Olivia Isaac - 10th

  Anna Regan - 2nd

  Yr 3 Girls - 2nd

  Yr 5 Girls - 1st team event

   

  Our Year 5 girls performed particularly well, winning the Year Group trophy in joint 1st position.

   

  The school discos on Thursday proved very popular with children throughout the school - another reminder that half term will soon be with us.

   

  Next week, we have Parents' Evenings and hope to see you.  We are also finalising our Health and Wellbeing week with many special activities planned for our children.

   

  Have a good weekend everyone!

   

  DD

   

   

   

• Mrs Davies's Blog Autumn Term Week 6

  Fri 11 Oct 2019 Mrs D Davies

  +Thank you 6K for ending the week by leading the family assembly this morning and thank you to those families who joined us . There has been a focus on wellbeing across the school this week -

  healthy minds and bodies .

   

  It was good to have some reminders for the whole school around how to look after ourselves and where to go if we have any problems. It was also a joy to hear about the promises made by each and every pupil in 6K around how they were going to keep improving their wellbeing.

   

  Well done to our Years 3 and 4 Cluster Cross Country team who performed so well at Fenton C.P. on  Wednesday  - we were delighted that the event went ahead after initially being postponed.

   

  Well done Tobi and Elen for winning  the stamp club c ompetition!

   

  Have a good weekend everyone !

  DD

   

   

   

   

   

   

   

   

   

• Coffee and Conversation - It's good to talk!

  Wed 09 Oct 2019 Mr Voros

  We will open our front doors an hour early on Friday, with the opportunity to pop in for a coffee and chat with Mrs Morris from our Wellbeing Team from 2pm to 3pm. Our ELSA trained staff will also be available to talk to about how you can encourage good mental health at home and to talk about any concerns or questions you may have. Of course, you're welcome just to sit and enjoy a brew!

   

  As part of our awareness-raising around Mental Health this week, we will donate any profits to local mental health charities. 

  

• Mrs Davies's Blog Week 5 Autumn Term 2019

  Fri 04 Oct 2019 Mrs D Davies

  Another busy week with classes working hard at their learning and with so many individuals achieving so much . There seemed to be a real common theme for reasons for this week's Headteacher Awards around showing Values, particularly Caring and supporting others. We have listened to stories about children who have helped each other on the playground or when working in class, supporting each other with learning.

   

  A highlight of our week has to be the launch of the Springboard project, which saw the unveiling of the new Haverfordwest High VC mosaic logo. Our lead pupil for this project was Mischa Dansie Davies, now in Year 7. Mr Clarke was with Mischa and her family at the launch.

   

  We hope that our Year 6 children and families enjoyed last night's open evening at Haverfordwest High.

   

  Have a good weekend everyone. 

   

  DD