July 19 - Soak the Teacher &

popcorn sale (end of the day)

July 20th - Hill View’s Got Talent

a.m. (KS2)

July 20th - Y6 Thank you Tea

Party 2pm

Y6 Performance 7pm

July 21st—Last Day of Term

July 21st—Y6 Leavers Party

September 5th - Inset Day

September 6—Back to School!

September 18th & 19th—

Individual & Siblings School

Photos

October 31—Secondary Transfer

Deadline

Attendance

Newsletter No 39. 19/07/17

Coming Up...

This week’s attendance:

96.64 %

Best Reception Class:

Kerr (98.67%)

Best Year 1/2 Class:

Van Gogh (99.31%)

Best Year 3/4 Class:

Ennis (97.67%)

Best Year 5/6 Class:

Shakespeare (96.67%)

Hill View Primary School

It’s hard to believe we’re at the end of this school year. It’s been a

fantastic year with lots of achievements , improvements and challenges

met! We wish everybody a fantastic summer holiday—keep safe and have

fun!

Day for Daisy

Don’t forget there’s a cake sale and soak the teacher (Mrs Taylor and Mr

McMorrin) and popcorn sale being organised by the PTFA after school

today! All proceeds to go to the Just Giving page set up for Daisy.

Hot School Meals

As from September 2017, the cost of Hot School Meals will be increasing

from £2.20 to £2.30 per meal. This is due to an increase in the cost from

the supplier. Please also remember to book your child’s hot school meals

for the new school year by 27 August 2017 via

www.dorset.mealselector.co.uk

Candlelight Processions

Join the Candlelight Processions in the Lower Gardens, Bournemouth on

the 2, 9, 16 & 23 August from 7pm. See leaflet attached for further

information.

Year 1 Trip to the Beach

Year one had a fantastic time at Branksome Dene Beach on Friday playing

rounders and building sand castles. The year one teachers would like to

thank all the parents who supported them on the trip and also a very big

thank you to Lisa from the PTFA for purchasing the ice lollies and also

thank to Mr McMorrin who delivered them to the beach just in time!

Health Warning

A child from our school is currently undergoing tests for suspected

Mumps. It is recommended all children are up to date with their

vaccinations. Primary school children should have had 2 doses of MMR. If

you have any concerns or queries, please visit ;www.nhs.co.uk/conditions/

mumps.

MEET THE TEACHER

Early next term there will be the opportunity for you to meet with your

child’s new teacher. At this meeting the teacher will explain class

routines, timetables and expectations for the coming year. Watch out for

the dates in September.

ATTENDANCE

At Hill View Primary we make school attendance a priority so that we can assure that your child is receiving the very

best opportunity to achieve their full potential. The Government is committed to reducing absence and expects every

pupil to maintain an attendance level above 96%. Authorised absence from school will only be granted in

EXCEPTIONAL circumstances. If a child’s attendance falls below 96% parents may incur a penalty fine. From

September, the school is introducing an application form ‘Absence in term time’, which to ensure the parents are

clear about their legal responsibilities and the school has all the facts needed to make the decision regarding the

request. Each request will be judged on a case by case basis. The form will be available from the school office or the

website.

BLOOMING LOVELY

The efforts of our Gardening Club, run by Miss Homer, were recently judged by the Bournemouth in Bloom judges.

The following children represented the club at the presentation ceremony last Friday; Lola Griffith-Watts, Charlie

Spetch, Oliver Beale, Alex Sherring & Isabel Laker.

The children were successful in gaining three silver certificates for ‘The Most Enterprising School’ for their efforts in

growing a variety of fruit and vegetables.

SMILE

Keep your eyes peeled for SMILE & Adder announcements later this week. The final push to badges is on!

HILL VIEW’S GOT TALENT

The children have been busy voting for their class act for this year’s Hill Views Got Talent, ready for the Infant final

today and Junior final tomorrow. After watching the finals, the children will then vote for their favourite act and the

winners will perform for the whole school final assembly. The KS1 winner is Samuel West and the KS2 finalists are as

follows; Alex Jackson, Leon Warren, Millie Hansford, Alexander Bray, James Price, Isabelle Clarke, Roisin Lidster, Holly

O’Neilll, Peyton Mitchell, Isabella Willington, Camille Hardman, Brandon Bunn, Kiera Mitchener, Isabelle Mitchell,

Chloe Gill, Jack Jenkins.

It is amazing to see how talented our children are, we have seen gymnasts, impressionists, comedians, dancing,

singing and musicians.

FAREWELL

The staff and children are sad to be saying goodbye to the following fantastic staff at the end of this term. We wish to

thank them for their hard work, enthusiasm and support for all of the children they have taught whilst at our school.

Good luck to: Mrs Julie Taylor, Miss Kim Hardwicke and Miss Megyn Mackenzie who all take up new and exciting

teaching positions in September; Mr Chris Barnett and Miss Jill Underhill who will remain at Malmesbury Park Primary

School on a permanent basis; Mrs Debbie White and Mrs Sharon Regan; and Mr Thomas McMorrin the very best in

his new position as Deputy Headteacher in Sussex. Joe Colegrove who has been instrumental in leading

communication and the school website this year.

WELCOME TO NEW MEMBERS OF OUR TEAM

Welcome to the following new teachers who are joining our hardworking team: Mr Laurence Long, Miss Sophie

Steele, Miss Katie Owen and Mrs Angela Setchfield who joins us as Deputy Headteacher.

Sainsburys Active Kids Vouchers

A very big thank you to everybody who kindly collected the Sainsburys Active

Kids vouchers. There was a massive total of 42,714 vouchers will go towards

lots of lovely new sports & reception play equipment for the children to

enjoy.

Please can any children who may have some school kit at home please

return it to the office by the end of this week.

HV Sports Update

This week’s sports trophy winners are Ethan Sams & Jimmy Jay Morgan for their excellent high jumping and also Mrs Taylor for her excellent organisation & enthusiasm for sport! Well

done!

Jigsaw

Ella Burgess &

Hollie Kohon (Year R)

Layla Munday &

Dylan Hansford (Year R)

Bella Ennis (Year R)

Riley Beckingham (Year 2)

Claudia Broadley (Year 2)

Joshua Smith (Year 2)

Connor Bailey-Pearce

Leah Oxton (Year 4)

George Hampshaw (Year 4)

Curie (Year 4)

Rebekah Aitken, Jessie

Tauber, Kiyomi Cheung, Lucy

Hogg (Year 5)

Jimi Hardy (Year 5)

Alex Schneider Goncalves

(Year 5)

Harvey Dickison (Year 6)

Armstrong (Year 6)

Jimmy-Jay Morgan (Year 6)

Wizards ASCENT AWARDS

Well done to the following children who received this half term’s As-

cent Awards. The winners all demonstrated our ASCENT ethos values:

aspire, success, community, excellence, nurture and trust through their

behaviour and attitude in school.

Layla Munday (YR)

For being a kind and considerate friend and for being an amazing

problem solver.

James Paxton (Y1) James always works hard and tries his best in everything he does. Throughout Year 1 his confidence and personality have grown and he is a positive role model to everyone in his year group.

Riley Beckingham (Y2)

Riley for being hardworking, kind and a lovely friend to others. A super

role model to others.

Jake Burgess (Y3) Jake always offers support to other children when they need it and his peers trust his guidance

Jessica Davey (Y4)

Jessica she has really developed the skill of nurturing others and be-

come a fantastic member of our community by always being selfless

and kind to others.

Harry Hancox (Y5)

For helping others in the classroom, often without realising he’s even

doing it. For having a nurturing nature both at school and home.

James Kelly (Y6)

For his positive attitude and his willingness to commit time and effort

into any challenges he is presented with.

Join the Candlelight Processions

2nd August, 9th August,16th August & 23rd August

Event starts from 7pmProcession starts approximately 8.45pm

Free event

For further information please visitwww.bournemouth.co.uk/whats-on

PROCESSIONBournemouth

Lower Gardens

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Be a part of Bournemouth’smost historic event!

This year the Candlelight Event is going back to its original roots with a candlelit procession through Bournemouth’s historical Lower Gardens. Join Empress Elizabeth on her journey to the seafront just as she did over a hundred years ago.

Light the Empress’ route, join in the free children’s entertainment and listen to the tales of Bournemouth’s fascinating past.

A captivating event for the whole family!

Entertainment begins from 7pm around the Lower Gardens Bandstand.

For further information please visitwww.bournemouth.co.uk/whats-on

to add to the experience we need you….

Become a part of the Empress’ entourage and walk her by candlelight down the lit pathways of the beautiful

Lower Gardens to the seafront.

We are looking for young volunteers and their guardians to form part of the procession through the gardens. You will be provided with hanging lanterns and procession torches and invited to walk with the

Empress to the seafront, where your lanterns will then form part of a special finale piece. The procession

gathers in the Lower Gardens and begins at 8.45pm, lasting around 20 minutes.

For more information and to register your place please contact events@bournemouth.gov.uk

or call 01202 451718

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