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Valentine’s disco next month
Photo: glitterball by INTVGene on Flickr.com
Come to our Valentine’s disco on Thursday 9th February! The ticket booking forms were sent back home with your children earlier this week.
The infants’ disco takes place from 6.15-7.30 pm, and the juniors’ from 7.45-9.00pm. Both will be held in the Lower Infant hall.
Drinks and snacks will be sold on [...]
Text us your donation
The Christmas Bazaar will be the first event by the PSA at which you can donate via your mobile phone. Any phone will do, from an old one that just does texting and calling through to the latest smartphone that does everything except maybe your laundry.
Even better, 100% of every pound that you donate is [...]
Live performances at Christmas Bazaar
Next Saturday’s Christmas Bazaar will feature three live performances from actor, storyteller and children’s author Chris Connaughton of Intext Performance.
His one-man shows and school workshops of ‘Good Morning Mr Dickens!’, ‘Lewis Carroll’s Adventures in Wonderland’ and ‘Robinson Crusoe’ have been performed at schools across the country.
He will be putting on three short performances during the [...]
Win an iPad 2 in the Christmas Bazaar Raffle
Enter this year’s Christmas Bazaar Raffle and you could win an iPad 2 (16 Gb and wi-fi version). Not bad for £1 a ticket.
Not impressed? Well, second prize is a Kindle, and third prize a Samsung digital camera.
Your children will have brought a book of raffle tickets home at the end of last week. Want [...]
Smarties for class treats
We’ve sent your children home with a tube of Smarties, kindly donated by Waitrose and Bookers Wholesalers in Colchester.
Once they’ve eaten them, we’re inviting you and your children to try and fill them up with loose coins from home. You’ll spot that most small coins fit in nicely.
The tubes can then be returned to their [...]
