Year 4 Newsletter 11.03.22

Living our Values:

We are Motivated and Engaged

Smile Day 2022


Thank you to all our students and their families who kindly brought in donations for Smile Day. All the money will go to help the Operation Smile Project

Upcoming Events

EventDateLocationWho's Involved
Year 4 Interclass Teeball (During PE lesson)15.03.2022Primary Back fieldY4 Students
Music in the Primary School - Parent Workshop15.03.2022TBCPrimary Community
Power of Reading Parent Workshop29.03.2022TBCPrimary Community
Last Day of Term 201.04.2022Whole SchoolSchool Community

Learning

Interclass T-ball -Tuesday 15th March

On Tuesday the students will take part in a Tee-ball competition against other classes to showcase and apply their learning from Term 2.

Children should wear their class colour and bring with them a water bottle, a sunhat and apply sunscreen before coming to school.

Unfortunately due to COVID restrictions parents are unable to attend this event.

4F ORANGE / 4H RED / 4T GREEN / 4A BLUE / 4D WHITE / 4L GREY / 4R YELLOW / 4W BLACK

Music in the Primary School - Parent Workshop

Our Music specialists will be offering an excellent Parent Workshop on Tuesday March 15th “Music in the Primary School…Opportunities for Your Child’.

It will be run online by Ms Lisa, Mr Charlie and Ms Rachel.

Well Being

Toys in School

The children are now allowed to bring in small toys to play with at playtime and lunchtime. Please help you child to ensure they choose a suitable toy. 

 Electronics toys are not allowed.

Keeping Children at Home

If your child is feeling unwell, has a fever, or has any flu like symptoms, please do not send them into school.

If a child is sent to the school nurse with a fever, runny nose, cough, or sore throat, you will be asked to collect them from school.

General Information

Watches

We encourage children to wear a watch to school, to help them keep track on time and develop independence.

Many smart watches allow for phone and message contact, internet access, online games, cameras, and other features that they do not need in school.

Smart watches are becoming a distraction for students from their learning in school, where possible we request that students do wear or bring these into school.

Birthdays

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 or cupcakes. Please remember we are a nut-free Primary School.

Happy Birthday to these students, who are celebrating this week...

Jessica (4H)
Techatat [Tate] (4H)

Contacts

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 4 Rep
Vanessa Abdala Sales ptgy4@patana.ac.th


Primary Rep
Apollo Chansrichawla ptgprimary@patana.ac.th


Newcomers Rep

Chris Chan Ebrahim ptgnewcomers@patana.ac.th

Year Group Leaders
Mr David Walton dawa@patana.ac.th

Mrs Dominique Chandler doch@patana.ac.th

Mr Alex Lowe allw@patana.ac.th

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