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At Princeville, we are all looking forward to the new term and as usual the teachers have been working hard to plan lots of exciting learning experiences for all our pupils.

School Return

School will open on Monday 4th September for all pupils. The doors will open at the usual time of 8:45am and close at 8:50am. Staff will be outside in the morning to direct you to where you need to go if you are unsure.

Don’t forget: Be on time, at quarter to nine!

Welcome Meetings and Classes

We have planned a teacher welcome meeting for every year group, this will give you an opportunity to meet your child’s class teacher and find out what learning looks like for them.

Below is also a reminder of which adults are teaching where.

New Canopies

We are extremely excited with the work that has been completed in both the Early Years/Key Stage 1 and the Key Stage 2 playground with the new canopies that have been installed.

These will offer protection from all weathers and ensure our pupils have access to a comfortable and enjoyable outdoor space in all weathers.

Uniform

It is really important for pupils to arrive at school in the correct uniform. Uniform shows we’re a community and part of a team. I have included a reminder for you below.

Our everyday school uniform is the following:

• Grey Sweatshirt with our academy logo
• Purple polo shirt with our academy logo
• Grey full-length trousers or grey skirt
• Purple-checked Summer Dress
• Grey Tabard Dress
• Black shoes

For Year 6 only

• Grey Blazer with our academy logo; or
• Grey V-neck jumper with our academy logo
• A white collared shirt
• Grey full-length trousers or grey skirt
• Grey Tabard Dress
• Black shoes

P.E Uniform

• Purple Sweatshirt with or without our academy logo (please re-use current jumpers for this purpose)
• White polo shirt with or without our academy logo
• Black tracksuit bottoms
• Trainers

This information is also available here.

We are looking forward to seeing all pupils return on Monday 4th September, looking smart and ready to start the new term.

Regards,

Naureen Majid
Acting Headteacher

Click below to download this letter as a PDF ⬇️

We thought this might help when talking about how we can be co-operative within and beyond school.

85% attendance means a child has missed six weeks of school across the year!

So far this year, we have lost 631 days to unauthorised extended leave – that’s the same number of days as one child attends in almost three-and-half years at school!

We want to work with you to make the most of the education that’s on offer to your child. We want to play a part in making them successful now and in the future, but we need your help!

Children who attend 100% are 5 times more likely to work at, or above, the expected standard.

Books create belonging. They help us see each other and understand one another. They shine a light on the world.

It’s vital that the books we read in our formative years reflect the rich diversity of the society we live in.

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KS1:

1st Prize: Uthman Patel – Beethoven

2nd Prize: Aram Diwali – Turing

3rd Prize: Aleena Ahmed – Turing

KS2:

1st Prize: Mujtaba Ahmad Ashraf – Pankhurst

2nd Prize: Qasim Hussain – Pankhurst

3rd Prize: Emilija Robalde – Wordsworth

We designed poppies to be displayed at the Kirkgate Centre in Bradford Town!

Keep an eye out for the display or go and take a look yourself!

Year 6 learned about what planning goes into such a huge project!

Set parental controls on your broadband: this helps to prevent your children seeing things they shouldn’t!

Check device settings: ensure these are set so you can only download age appropriate apps and games.

Password control: set this up or disable in-app purchasing so bills aren’t run up accidentally.

Location services: disable these so your child doesn’t unintentionally share their location with others.

Talk about staying safe: be open to talking regularly with your child about what they do online and how to stay safe.

Mrs Rasib shared her amazing family history, check it out below

Choosing the winners was such a hard task because of the amount of entries we’ve had!

It has been a pleasure to have so many entries (we had over 100!) – thank you parents for supporting your children with this.

Check them out below 👇

Online safety guide for 0-5 year olds

Online safety guide for 6-10 year olds

Online safety guide for 11-13 year olds

Keep an eye out for our weekly online safety updates!