Year 2 Newsletter 11-12-20

Living our Values

We are empowered by our Interculturalism

Upcoming Events and Important Information

Well-Being

Playground Access

Please note, Year 1 and Year 2 students cannot play on the playground climbing frames before school.

Your child may use the climbing frames after school with close supervision.

Masks - Please can you ensure your child has a spare mask in their bag and ensure their masks are washed regularly.

Learning

Pirate Day!

On Friday 15th January, Year 2 will be beginning their topic of 'Pirates' with a pirate day! We will do lots of pirate themed activities, and to get in to the mood, we would also like the children to dress up as pirates! Keep it simple, a pair of jeans and a t-shirt will more that suffice!

The Year 2 Curriculum

You will find out more about our Year 2 learning this term on our curriculum pages.

Follow this link above!

Global Citizenship

Festive Fitness Fun

As part of our Science learning, Year 2 have been exploring fitness and its effect on our bodies. In the last week of term, we will run a fun fitness session for charity – 50 Baht entry fee. All proceeds will go to The Children of the Forest. Children should wear their PE kit on the day of their Festive Fitness Fun, along with a festive accessory. Your child’s class teacher will email you to let you know what day this will run. The date will also be posted on the blog.

General Information

Parking stickers required

From the start of Term 2, only vehicles with a blue Patana Sticker will be allowed on to the main campus. Cars with no Patana Sticker must be parked over the road at the Sports Complex car park. If your car does not yet have a Patana Sticker, please visit Reception and register your car.

PTG Reps

If you would like to get in touch with the PTG, we have a Primary representative and a Year 2 representative. Their contact details are as follows:

• Primary Rep - Amélie: ptgprimary@patana.ac.th
• Year 2 Rep - Apollo: ptgy2@patana.ac.th

School shoes

As part of their Patana school uniform, our students wear plain black shoes with no coloured trim.

If your child is still coming to school in coloured trainers or shoes, please purchase plain black school shoes over the half term break.

Shoes should support healthy foot growth.

All shoes require at least a strap to keep the shoe firmly in place. No ballet pumps.

Children can wear lace-ups if they can tie up their laces independently.

Plain black school shoes can be sourced in many shops and department stores.

If your child has to wear other shoes for a specific reason, please let us know.

These photographs are all examples of suitable plain black shoes.

Birthdays

Happy Birthday to the students celebrating their birthdays this coming week:

We wish you a super day!

Contacts