Newsletter - May 2023

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Thank you to everyone who has supported our school this term, in particular St Keverne Fire Station who donated £100 to the school from their Open Day a few weeks ago. This money will be used to support the school summer term activities. We would like to also thank everyone who contributed to this week's Ofsted inspection by completing the parent/carer questionnaire. We will send out the report as soon as it is published in a few weeks. The FOSKS continue to support the school by fundraising and providing equipment and extras for our children. The year 6s look great in their leaver hoodies.

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It has been a busy half term with children working hard to not only do brilliantly in their SATs assessments but getting stuck into all aspects of school life.&nbsp;You can see some of Leggan Class getting stuck into some gardening as part of our open afternoon.&nbsp;In the classroom we have also used practical skills to help with our maths work.&nbsp;Including using scales to help with our measure work in maths.&nbsp;We were also fortunate enough to go to Kestle Barton and work with some brilliant authors!

It has been a very busy half term for Godrevy class. We have enjoyed researching our local significant person in History, Henry Trengrouse, developing an understanding of why he is significant to not just the local area but the world, with his development of life-saving equipment. We have enjoyed learning in our outdoor area, both for science and English, providing us to learn about light and using the environment around us to develop our vocabulary in our story telling.

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Carleon class have been learning about Mary Anning in history lessons and discovering why she was significant. We learnt a lot about her life but the main thing was that she discovered some fossils that belonged to dinosaurs that people had never heard of before. Not only did she do this, but she did it over 200 years ago, she was only 12 and she was a woman. We still don't think she is as well-known as she should be.

The children in Carleon class finished their Mary Anning history work this week by making some fossils. 

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29th May - 2nd June - May half term 5-7th June - Year 5/6 residential trip to Bristol 8th June Year 5/6 sailing 14th June - Year 6 transition visit to Mullion Comprehensive School 15th June - Year 5/6 sailing 22nd June - Year 3/4 "The shipping forecast" artist visit to school 22nd June - Year 5/6 sailing 23rd June - Whole school and class photos 27th June - FOSKS AGM 7pm in the school hall. 28th June - KS2 (years 3-4) cluster sports at Mullion School 29th-30th June - Year 3/4 residential trip to Plymouth 29th June - no year 5/6 sailing 4th July - Year 6 transition day visit to Mullion School 6th July - Year 5/6 sailing 7th July - St Keverne School sports day 1.30pm 13th July - EYFS (reception) graduation 10.30am 19th July - Year 6 leavers celebration 21st July - Last day of Summer Term 6th September - First day of Autumn Term

Dear Parents/Carers Welcome to our updated half termly newsletter. We hope you enjoy reading about what we've all been up to over the past few weeks. Do make a note of the diary dates for the next half term, these will be updated as they are confirmed. Have a brilliant half term and we look forward to seeing everyone on Monday 5th June ready for the second half of the Summer term.

School lunches can be booked daily, weekly, monthly or termly on Parent Pay and cost £2.41 per child. If your child is in Year R, 1 or 2 they are entitled to Universal Free school Meals. If you think you may be entitled to Free School Meals click <a href="https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/schools-and-education/schools-and-colleges/school-meals/">HERE</a> to check your eligibility and make an application. For more information on school dinners, visit our website <a href="https://www.stkeverne.org.uk/web/school_dinners/626336">HERE</a>.

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Reporting Absences If your child is going to be absent from school due to illness, then please inform the office before 9am in the morning, and let us know why your child is going to be absent, and when you expect them to return. You may either phone the office on 01326 280539 and leave a message or alternatively send an email to hello@stkeverne.org.uk When reporting an absence, please leave a message on each day of your child's absence, telling us: - Your child's name -&nbsp;Class name/Year group - Why they are absent (Type of illness e.g sickness, migraine) - When you expect them to return

If you are concerned about the physical or mental welfare of a child or young person and you wish to speak to someone about it, you can contact the MARU (Multi-agency Referral Unit) on the following numbers: Monday to Friday, 9am - 6pm: 0300 123 1116 Evenings &amp; weekends: 01208 251300 Police (Non-emergency): 101 Internet Safety If you are searching for support and are worried about this being tracked by an abuser in the home, please use a private or incognito tab when browsing as this will not save on your search history. Domestic Abuse advise - First Light: 0300 777 4777 Support in your area You can walk into a local BOOTS pharmacy and ask for ‘ANI’ ( Say, “I’m asking for Annie”) or ask to access their ‘Safe Spaces’ where you will get support with domestic abuse. There will be a trained member of staff. You can also download and access the Bright Sky app safely. This will give you access to a directory of support agencies and help lines.

Notifying change of circumstances Please tell us of any changes to you or your child's personal details (i.e name, address, telephone numbers, emergency contact&nbsp;details, medical&nbsp;details, email address or relationship change). Certain changes may be updated directly via the Arbor Parent Portal, however if you have any difficulty please email the school office at: hello@stkeverne.org.uk or call 01326 280539.

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