Tuesday, 30 April 2013
Sunday, 28 April 2013
Purple Day!
We managed to raise £675
A huge thank you, for your donations.
A huge thank you, for your donations.
Thursday, 25 April 2013
Wednesday, 24 April 2013
Tuesday, 23 April 2013
Monday, 22 April 2013
Wear it purple day on Friday to raise money for Stacey Mowle
Stacey Mowle from Gravesend in Kent is just 7 years
old and for the past three years this brave little girl has battled with the
aggressive 'high risk’ Neuroblastoma cancer which attacks the nervous
system and impacts on the entire body.
Having been categorised as
being at 'stage 4' termed as the 'final stages' Stacey endured over 18 months
of extremely harsh medical treatment which seemed to have paid dividends as in
December 2011 she went into much relieved 'remission'.
However, Neuroblastoma has an
approximate 80 per cent relapse rate and unfortunately just twelve months later
in December last year the Cancer had returned with a predicted vengeance. At the moment the Royal Marsden Hospital in
Sutton, Surrey is trying to stabilise the cancer to prevent it spreading to
Stacey's other organs.
Regrettably there is no UK
treatment protocol available so it is looking almost certain that Stacey and
her parents Warren and Samantha will need to travel to either Germany or North
America for special treatment involving replacement stem cells, radiotherapy
and various other antibody treatments. This treatment is a lengthy process so
the Mowle family including Stacey's brother Jake (9) will need to stay in
either Europe or the USA for a number of months and it is estimated the cost
for the treatment and living expenses will be around £500,000.
Time is not on Stacey's side to
receive the medical treatment she so desperately needs to stay alive and
already an extensive local campaign is under way in the Gravesend Kent region
involving Sponsored Marathon runs and walks, football tournaments, wristbands,
head shaving plus numerous other organised events.
However to raise £500,000 in a
relatively short space of time requires intensive action which is why Warren
and Samantha have recently linked up with registered Charity Families Against Neuroblastoma
(FAN) and various media professionals to take the appeal towards exposure on
national TV and Radio. It is hoped that several popular daytime TV Chat shows
will take an interest in Stacey's plight and help raise awareness of the
appeal.
Any donations would be
gratefully received which can be given by texting STAC53 to 70070 (donations from £1 to
£10 maximum), on Twitter @staceymAPPEAL -TheStacey Mowle Appeal on Facebook or by donating on www.justgiving/StaceyMowleAppeal
It is also hoped that The
Stacey Mowle Appeal will soon be able to announce a further known Celebrity as
a Patron. Warren and Samantha have virtually 'put their lives on hold'
to support Stacey and are backed by a growing army of family and friends to try
and ensure Stacey receives the 'life-saving' treatment she so desperately
needs.
If you need any further
information about the Stacey Mowle Appeal then please contact john.stone@sapphire-media.co.uk or Warren Mowle on thestaceymowleappeal@yahoo.com
Communication
At
Wrotham Road school we appreciate the
benefits of open and effective communication with parents.
Home/ School Contact Books:
Contact
books are used to encourage a dialogue between teachers and parents. Contact
books are used primarily to communicate about reading activities, however they
may also be used for individual dialogue between parents and teachers, about
specific matters.
Website:
The
school website is designed to be informative. It provides parents with
information on curriculum matters and school policies, as well as general
information that parents may require.
In addition, parents are able to take a
tour of the school and see examples of children’s work during open afternoons.
The school website is
regularly updated.
Newsletters:
Each year group sends out a Newsletter at the start of each new topic,
outlining the learning for the term and suggesting activities that will support
that learning at home.
The newsletters may also contain information on
extra-curricular activities, visitors and trips planned for that term, as well
as requests for particular items to support activities in school.
Texting Service:
The
school has a texting service which is used to remind parents about up and
coming events and activities.
If you feel you have any ideas for improvements at Wrotham Road, please put your ideas in the suggestion box which is now located in the office reception.
Thank you,
Mrs Green
Friday, 19 April 2013
Thursday, 18 April 2013
Swimming
This term Year 4 will be swimming on a Friday afternoon. Please remember to bring in your swimming kit and money.
Tuesday, 16 April 2013
School Council
Last term I carried out a whole school assembly on what a School Council is and talked about what an important role they have within school. At Wrotham Road School we now have an active School Council that consists of two elected members from each class. The council will meet to discuss children’s views and help to make decisions about how to improve the school further. The School Council has been extremely proactive in raising money for Red Nose Day and future events are already in the pipeline. The new School Council met today and brought suggestions and ideas from children in each class.Watch this space for new developments!
Website
E-Safety guidance is now on the school website under "About Us" then "Key Information"
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