Lancasterian Primary School A safe and welcoming learning community where: - we all aim high; - everyone is included; - creativity is valued. WEEKLY NEWS Issue No: 43 Date: Friday 12 October hp://www.lancasterianprimary.co.uk/ @LancasterianPri Weekly Growth Mindset Reminder Top Aendance for w/c 24/09/2018 KS1 Y2 Class Rosie 99.3% KS2 Y4 Class Jim 99.0% well done everyone! New Parent Governor Congratulaons to Jamie Cowen, parent of two children at the school, who is now our new parent governor. As we only had one nominee, there was no need for an elecon to take place. With his literary background, we are certain that Jamie will bring a wealth of experience and skills to the governing body and look forward to his support and challenge in the years ahead. What is your child learning in school? In response to a request made by lots of parents during last Summer’s coffee morning we’re going to send home a weekly e-mail which will include the details of what your child is learning in school that week. We will aim to send the e-mail out first thing on a Monday morning meaning you will be able to beer support your child’s school learning for that week. The e-mail will contain an aachment with your child’s weekly learning objecves in reading, wring and maths. Ofsted Parent View Thank you to the TWO parents who have now given us a review on Ofsted’s Parent View; now we need at least 8 more for the data to be used by Ofsted! Parent View gives you the chance to tell Ofsted what you think about Lancasterian Primary, from the quality of teaching to dealing with bullying and poor behaviour. The survey can be completed at any me; you don’t have to wait unl the school is being inspected. All submissions are anonymous and the school can see summary data to help us know what we are doing well and what we should work on. Please could you spare 5 minutes to complete the short online survey and share your thoughts. Simply google ‘Ofsted Parent View’. Coffee Morning Thanks to the many parents/carers who aended coffee morning this Thursday, it was great to see such enthusiasc support for the school. I hope you found it useful to hear about our school improvement priories for this year. Further informaon can be found at hp://www.lancasterianprimary.co.uk/SIP-and-SED
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Lancasterian Primary School A safe and welcoming learning community where:
A society where everyone can reach the top of the mountain, because all of us understand that achieving ambitions ncludes learning from mistakes.
A society where everyone has the skills and knowledge to open any door, because all of us break down barriers to opportunity.
A society where everyone improves the world we share, because all of us seek creative solutions to the issues we face together.
To do this, we will make the best school.
A school where every child embraces learning as a demanding lifelong journey, because all of us show them how to love challenge and growth.
A school where every child feels proud of who they are and their own uniqueness, because all of us celebrate difference.
A school where every child leaves the gate with fond memories, a creative outlook and a sense of excitement for the road ahead, because all of us have put them at the centre of everything we do.
NEXT STEPS FOR THE SCHOOL IDENTIFIED IN 2017 OFSTED
Leaders and those responsible for governance should ensure that:
teachers plan activities that extend the level of challenge available for the most able pupils to deepen and broaden their learning; middle leaders are developed further so they have the necessary skills to check on the quality of teaching in their subject areas and offer
appropriate advice and guidance to staff.
OVERALL: Grade: Good
1. OUR PROGRESS IN LEARNING, THE CURRICULUM AND Grade: Good
THE PEOPLE WHO TEACH US
Strengths Areas for Development
The Key Stage 1 results are at the level they are supposed to be.
Children know their targets and believe that they can do well.
Children work hard in lessons.
Adults and children have good relationships.
Lots of children achieve above the expected level, especially in Key Stage 1.
Children like school and the adults help them.
Lancasterian Primary did better than many other schools in Y2 phonics.
Children especially enjoy music and ICT lessons.
1. Improve the Key Stage 2 SATs and Y1 Phonics re-
sults.
2. Give the children more challenging work, including
more art lessons.
2. OUR BEHAVIOUR, SAFETY AND HOW WE TREAT EACH OTHER Grade: Good
Strengths Areas for Development
Children feel safe at school and know how to keep themselves safe.
House captains and vice house captains help to improve the school.
Children in the school know and understand British Values well.
House points are a good way to reward children.
After school clubs are exciting.
3. Increase school attendance.
4. Improve behaviour so that it is very rare that children get hurt or bullied.
3. THE SCHOOL BUILDING AND RESOURCES Grade: Good
Strengths Areas for Development
There are lots of teaching resources for the staff to use.
Children like playing with the equipment in the playground, including the
MUGA.
5. Improve the menu and quality of school dinners.
6. Add more permanent playground equipment.
This weekend, spend some leisure time in London and
ride the Routemaster (only £1.50 for adults and free
for children.)
It’s good to get out and about and London offers
some great places for families to visit for free.
Hackney City Farm
Diana Princess of Wales
Memorial Playground
Museum of London
Dear Parents / Carers,
We have spaces available in the school breakfast club and
afterschool club.
Breakfast Club costs £2.20 per child
Afterschool Club costs £7 per child
Please speak to Anna in the school office if you are
interested in applying for a place.
STARS OF THE WEEK
The following children have demonstrated exemplary attitudes and behaviours for learning for the
following reasons:
Mulan Daniel Always being a role model to his friends and being like Ronnie Respect always.
Mulan Lara Trying her hardest like Hetty High Aspirations and always choosing a challenging
activity.
Ramon Leonel Having a great growth mindset and high aspiration during his written task this
week—just like Gerty and Hetty
Ramon Tilly Always seeking to challenge herself throughout the day—especially in reading.
Mowgli Eylul Trying super hard when regrouping in maths and helping others like
Imani Inclusion
Mowgli Berzan Having high aspirations like Hetty and completing all work to a high standard.
Rosie Asmin Always trying her best and having high aspirations like Hetty.
Rosie Simon Being respectful like Ronnie all the time. He always works so hard.
Aladdin Unaiysa Showing Growth Mindset by persevering with challenging maths
Aladdin Aiden Trying hard with his writing by extending his sentences with adverbs and
adjectives.
Lyra Lunas Being responsible and looking after things and children in class. You were a
great help in a difficult situation. Thank you!
Lyra Anjum Being so mature and sensible in class when the teacher needed help.
Thank you!
Percy Shada Trying her hardest in all lessons and listening to feedback and applying it
effectively.
Percy Kai Setting a goal and sticking to it. Great integrity.
Madeline Beritan Participating more in class discussions to help her understanding of the work
Madeline Kieron Improving his work ethic and showing his developing commitment to his
lifelong learning.
August Deni Always applying great effort to your writing and showing superb
Growth Mindset.
August Danni Always trying for best in maths and English. Your effort is superb, this shows
great Growth Mindest.
Katniss Tyreece Growth Mindset, high aspirations, you did not give up even when it became
difficult and resulted in learning so much more.
Katniss Anil Integrity, respect, high aspirations. Always giving 100% in all lessons, showing a
keen interest in learning.
Congratulations to all of our fantastic STARS OF THE WEEK!!
