Y1 Newsletter: Week 16 - 08.12.23 

We are passionate, resourceful and resilient


Upcoming Events

Dress Up Day - Christmas Spirit15/12/23Whole School
Christmas Assembly (Whole School)15/12/23Sports Hall
Last Day of Term 115/12/23Whole School
Term 2A starts08/01/23Whole School

A note from Mrs McCormack (Primary Principal):

8 December 2023

What a delight it was to witness the enchanting performances of our Y1 & Y2 choir on Thursday and the dazzling Y6 Oscars ceremony this morning. Celebrating the boundless passions and creativity of our students always brings a smile.

As we approach the end of term, our festive spirit is soaring high! Brace yourselves for a busy week filled with merriment. On Wednesday, be sure to logon to Firefly to check your child's shining Mid-Term report. Our staff is gearing up for a jolly good time at the staff party on Tuesday, followed by the magical Christmas concert on Wednesday, the heartwarming FS2 Singalong on Thursday, and the festive grand finale with the Christmas Assembly on Friday.

We can hardly wait to discover how Santa will make his grand entrance this year! For all the important details and timings, please do remember to check ISAMS.

Wishing you a holly, jolly week ahead ✨

Sarah McCormack

Learning

Class Blogs

Please visit our class blogs every Friday to find out about our learning in each of the classes!

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Curriculum

To find out about our Year 1 curriculum please visit our Curriculum page.

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Christmas Assembly

Friday 15th December will be our whole school Christmas assembly. Parents are invited (and encouraged!) to join us for this wonderful event before we begin our 3 week Christmas holiday. 

Christmas Theatre Concert


PTG Tech Talk


Helping Students Navigate Friendships

Please see the slides below from Ms Battram's parent workshop about friendships and peaceful problem solving.


General Information

Preventing the spread of influenza (newsletters November 23)

We currently have a number of children absent with influenza.

Influenza is a serious and contagious infection that affects the nose, throat, and respiratory system.

The virus is commonly spread through droplets in the air, allowing infection to spread quickly.

Children with cold or flu (influenza) symptoms should be kept at home until they are completely recovered.

Even when the main symptoms have gone, your child may still need time to return to full strength.

Please do not send your child back to school too soon, even if they are no longer in the contagious phase.

If your child is still coughing or sneezing, please keep them at home and limit their contact with other children.

A child who has a fever should be kept at home until ‘fever free’ for a minimum of 24 hours.

When unsure, always seek medical advice, especially if a child has a chronic condition e.g., asthma.

If Influenza is confirmed, please send a copy of the medical certificate to Nurse@patana.ac.th

Gift Giving

Giving gifts to family and friends is a loving, kind and generous thing to do. Sadly, we cannot do this in school for a number of reasons. Edible gifts can cause problems for some families, and we do not allow sweets/ candy in school. 

Please do not bring in gifts, sweets, candy canes or toys for the class.

Many of our students give gifts to families and children in need through our year group charities, and this we completely support.

Many thanks for your support. 

Swimming Costume Donations

If you have any old children's swimming costumes, we would really appreciate them being donated so that we can give them to the communities of Khlong Toey when they come to use the facilities at school. 



Snacks before ECAs

Sometimes the students are hungry after a long day at school and before their ECA begins.

Teachers allow the students time at the end of the day to eat their snack if they need it.

Please make sure this snack is in their bag for them to eat independently without support.

If you wish to see your child before their ECA please email the class teacher in advance so they can hand them over to you whilst ensuring all other children are safely taken to their ECA providers.


Birthday celebrations

The following students are celebrating their birthdays next week...

Lockbua (1S), Lucas (1K), Alex, (1R) and Nyle (1C). A very big happy birthday to you all! 

Over the Christmas holidays, the following children will be celebrating their birthdays... Peyton (1C), Wynn (1V), A In (1J), Sun (1R), Dean (1J), Aveer (1C), Trinh (1J), Anaira (1C), Athena (1K), Mila (1S), Amber (1P), Jade (1R), Gijs (1R), Ayaan (1S), Napob (1N) and Doruk (1C). A very big happy birthday to you all too!

Reminder: We cannot give out party bags or gifts - please keep these for any sort of celebration that you do out of school.

If you would like to send in some birthday treats for your child to share with their class, please arrange a day with your child's class teacher. We will only be able to manage individual items like brownies, doughnuts, or cupcakes. 

Please remember we are a nut-free Primary School and also check with the class teacher for any other dietary requirements of the class.

DepartmentContact NumberEmail
Primary Office02 785 2258primary@patana.ac.th
Transport02 785 2470transport@patana.ac.th
Primary Nurse02 785 2478

02 785 5460

nurse@patana.ac.th
ECAs02 785 2231eca@patana.ac.th
PTG
Year 1 Rep: 

ptgy1@patana.ac.th

Primary Rep
ptgprimary@patana.ac.th

Year Group Leaders
Patrick O'Connor paoc@patana.ac.th

Carly Peart cape@patana.ac.th

Nicholas Grimes nigm@patana.ac.th



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