Y3 Newsletter 22.03.24

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Upcoming Events

EventDateLocationWho's Involved
Parent Teacher Meetings25th - 28th March

RSE Presentation for Primary Parents28th March 8amCon CentreInformation Below
Inventors day04.04.24
Information below
Songkran Assembly05.04.24Sports Hall
End of Term 205.04.24

Term 3 Begins22.04.24

A note from the Principal

A note from the Principal

This week, I have been touched by how much warmth and love there is in our school community.

Standing watching our Year 3 students depart for their Residential, and the fond exchanges between parent and child never fails to touch my heart and makes me appreciate how lucky we are to be a part of these journeys.

On Thursday, I was dashing off to Secondary and I bumped into our Year 1 students, hand in hand with their new friends from our Charity school who had come to join us for a morning of learning. All children full of smiles and joy at the new friendships and connection.

It is moments like these that truly highlight the greatness of our school – it is the people who make it special. And there is nowhere else I would rather be!


Sarah McCormack

Wellbeing

Residential !

Our Y3 Residential trips are all home safely! It has been great to see the returning students and hear about their adventures.

Inventors Day

Put Thursday 4th April into your diary!

On this day, we are going to have 'Inventor's Day'. Year 3 students are invited to dress up as:

  • an inventor or
  • an invention

If they choose to dress up as an inventor, they could also make and bring in an example of their invention (e.g. a homemade calculator or homemade phone).

They will need to find out all about their invention:

  • who invented it?
  • why did they invent it?
  • where was it invented?

Swimming

On swimming days the students need to come into school in uniform, with their swimming kits in their bags.

For swimming, they need a black school swim suit , rash vest (optional), towel, goggles and a swim hat (for all hair longer than shoulder length).

Hand Foot and Mouth Disease

Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease – Preventative Measures

HFMD is a viral infection which spreads via direct contact, particularly of body fluids caused by coughing and sneezing.

Symptoms of HFMD may include fever for 2/3 days, sore throat, runny nose, rash (palms of hands, soles of feet, buttocks, mouth), poor appetite, vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy.

Because of the prevalence of HFMD in Thailand, we are required to report all cases to the Bangkok Metropolitan Authority.

The school response (children kept at home for seven days + rigorous cleaning of buildings and equipment) helps avert closures.

Rigorous and frequent handwashing is also an important preventative measure.

If you notice such symptoms, please contact Nurse Joe and a member of her team will check all children in the class.

If your child with symptoms, and there are other siblings in school, please share this information with Nurse Joe.

Khun Joe can be contacted at kiau@patana.ac.th

RSE (relationship and sex) presentations for Primary Parents

During Term 2B, we introduce age appropriate RSE units as part of our Personal, Social and Health Education curriculum in Years 1 to 6.

If you would like to hear more about our taught programme, please save the date for our parent presentations.

All presentations start at 8:00.

We will share the presentation slides via the year group newsletter for those of you who cannot attend.

Tuesday 26th March (Primary Hall)

Year 4 and Year 5 parents and carers

Thursday 28th March (Conference Centre)

Year 1, Year 2, and Year 3 parents and carers

Tuesday 2nd April (Primary Hall)

Year 6 parents and carer

Songkran Assembly

To celebrate Songkran ( Friday 5th April) students are encouraged to wear traditional Thai dress or a flowery Songkran shirt. Otherwise, normal school uniform should be worn.

There will be a Songkran Assembly in the Sports Hall. Parents are welcome to attend and are asked to sit on the viewing platform, as space is limited in the hall.

Thank you for your cooperation.

Thai Department.

Poetry Competition


Class Blogs

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

Click on the image below and it will take you to the blog pages.


Learning

Y3 Curriculum Term 2B

This Term the childen will be learning about Inventions: Throughout history, people have imagined and then created new things to make their lives better, easier, and more enjoyable. From the wheel to penicillin to the computer, inventions continue to change the way we live. This theme introduces students to the amazing world of inventions — they'll learn about famous inventors, explore everyday inventions, discuss the "Top 10" inventions of all time, and even imagine a new invention for the 21st century.
If you would like to find out more about our learning please take a look at the curriculum pages here patana.fireflycloud.asia/year-3/year-3-curriculum/term-2-discovering-our-world

Birthdays

Happy Birthday this week goes to....

Eric 3F

Emily 3L

Alex 3J


General Information

PTG Quiz Night

PTG Tech Talks

3 in 3 Patana PTG Tech Tips for 21st March 2024

Tiger Shop

A great way to ensure your child never loses their school uniform or shoes!

Iron Labels (clothes/bags/trainers/swimming suits..):

36 pcs per set

350 bht

Sticker Label (cups/snack boxes/shoes/musical instruments/goggles..):

36 pcs per set

Waterproof

350 bht

Pick up: 7 working days after placing the order.

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 3 Rep -
ptgy3@patana.ac.th


Primary Rep - Apollo Chansrichawla
ptgprimary@patana.ac.th

Year Group Leaders
Mrs Diana Jones dijo@patana.ac.th

Mr Dan Hatfield daha@patana.ac.th

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