Y2 Newsletter 27.5.22

Don't forget next week is a 4 day week, school is closed on Friday.

Living our values

We are trying to make our school a better place.

Next week, on Thursday 2nd June, in honour of the Queen Elizabeth's Platinum Jubilee and to celebrate her being on the throne for 70 years., the students are having a non-uniform day. They can come to school wearing red, white, and blue clothes to celebrate.

Please upload your child's ATK test results every week.  Students are not permitted to come to school without one.

Your support with this is vital and much appreciated. Results are uploaded via the Parents' Gateway.

Lost property

Global Citizenship

If you would like your child to be aware of world news and events but find it too overwhelming, have a look at Newsround for a more age appropriate version of current events.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/newsround

New school shoes for the new school year

Please add plain black school shoes to your August shopping list. Shoes should be durable and support the whole foot. Plain black shoes can be sourced in many shops and department stores in Bangkok. If your child has to wear other shoes for a specific reason, please let the teacher know.

Say no to plastic!

Here is a useful video to watch if you would like to reduce the amount of plastic you use. Thank you Mr Noi and students.

Junk modelling

We are in need of tubes, cereal boxes, yoghurt pots, bottle tops and any other clean packaging for our junk modelling projects - thank you!

Busking Day - 10th June

No toys in school

Please help your child to remember that they cannot bring toys in to school to play with. Our Covid protocols still do not allow this but it is also not something that we do in Key Stage 1. Students sometimes give away or trade a toy that was actually very special to them and it can be very upsetting for them. They are welcome to have a small toy in their bag that stays in there all day to comfort them on the bus or car journeys to and from school but no toys should be out during the school day. This includes toys like Pokemon cards and Beyblades.

Students in Year 3 and older have the option to bring in such items as they are better equipped to manage any problems that may arise.

Birthday celebrations

Birthday treats and plastic packaging

Patana students love celebrating each other’s birthdays, but are often dismayed by the plastic packaging when treats are brought into school. Our students are currently thinking about reducing plastic waste – and this is a change that we could all make. When bringing treats into school, please choose items that are not individually wrapped in plastic. We provide a paper napkin from a roll – so individually wrapped napkins are not needed. The children eat with their hands – so no need for individually wrapped forks or spoons.

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. Your child's class teacher will try to get a photo to share with you.

Please can we remind you,  to not bring in gifts for the class, either for birthdays, or on other special celebration days.

Here are the birthdays in Y2 next week;

Nadia 2E May 29th

Ranbir 2S May  31st

Mako 2L June 1st

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