We are motivated and engaged
A note from the Principal
Dear Parents,
This week in Primary has been nothing short of spectacular, with our Year 6 students delivering an unforgettable performance of Madagascar the Musical! Over four captivating shows, they showcased remarkable stage presence, confidence, acting prowess, singing talent, humour, and outstanding teamwork. After six months of dedicated preparation, their hard work culminated in a truly remarkable show.
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the Creative Arts team, including Charlie, Rachel, and Lisa, and especially to Ms. Lexi, whose tireless dedication, passion, and enthusiasm brought our inaugural Year 6 production to life! Bravo and congratulations to all involved!
Sarah McCormack
Upcoming events and dates for your diary
Date | Event | Who is involved? | Notes |
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13th- 17th May | Book Fair in school | ||
22nd May | Visakha Bucha (Public Holiday) | School Closed | |
27th-31st May | Primary Music Performance Week | ||
3rd June | HM Queen Suthida's Birthday (Public Holiday) | ||
18th June | Primary Busking Day | ||
21st June | End of Year Whole School assembly | ||
21st June | Term 3 ends |
RSE (Relationship and Sex Education) presentations for Primary Parents
Our RSE lessons will continue next week (week beginning 13/05/24) with the personal hygiene lesson.
Answering questions about sex and gender
Although sex and gender does not form a major part of our Primary RSE curriculum, students may have questions.
Our view is that genuine questions deserve a response - but the response may need thinking through first.
If a student asks a question in school, we may provide a brief response depending on age and context - or we may suggest that the question is better answered at home.
Definitions of sex and gender can be confusing, so you may find these agreed definitions and responses helpful.
Please find a screencast of the presentation. The videos referenced throughout the screencast are below.
Here are the videos referred to during the presentation:
Here are some suggestions for how to talk with your child .
As we move through the curriculum, we will share information in the newsletter so that you are aware of what your child is going to learn.
If you do have any questions, please do not hesitate to reach out to myself, sawv@patana.ac.th
Mental Math World Cup
FOBISIA 2024 Poetry Competition
Watch the video here for more information.
PTG- Tech Talk
PTG Notices
Learning In Year 4
Term 3- Young Entrepreneurs
Football: Patana PE kit, football boots, sunhat and water bottle required. Shin pads and long football socks are strongly recommended. Please also bring sports shoes in case of adverse weather / indoor play.
OAA (outdoor and Adventurous Activities): Patana PE kit, sunhat and water bottle required.
Gymnastics: Patana PE kit required. Patana leotards are also allowed but not compulsory.
General information
The following Year 4 children will be celebrating their birthdays next week:
Eason, 4H
Kiri, 4J
We wish you a very happy birthday!
Contacts
Department | Contact Number | |
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Primary Office | 02 785 2258 | primary@patana.ac.th |
Transport | 02 785 2470 | transport@patana.ac.th |
Primary Nurse | 02 785 2478 02 785 5460 | nurse@patana.ac.th |
ECAs | 02 785 2231 | eca@patana.ac.th |
PTG | Year 4 Rep - Maya Hino- ptgy4@patana.ac.th Primary Rep - Apollo Chansrichawla- ptgprimary@patana.ac.th | |
Year Group Leaders | Ms Sarah Weaver sawv@patana.ac.th
doch@patana.ac.th |