Keep up to date with all the latest news happening in school at the moment.
This link contains all the information about the NHS flu immunisation programme scheduled for 22.11.17 in school - this will involve children from the following year groups: Reception, Year 1, Year 2.
http://www.bhamcommunity.nhs.uk/patients-public/children-and-young-people/services-parent-portal/immunisation-services/flu/
Leaflets are also available from reception or you can speak to the school nurse team at their drop in session on 3.11.17, 8.45am -9.45am in school.
We want to say a big 'Well Done' to Mr Richards for being accepted by the Premier League Primary Stars to provide our school with a new football kit.
The Premier League Primary Stars programme launched earlier this year and aims to inspire children to learn, be active and develop important life skills. The Premier League values underpin everything on offer, encouraging children to be: Ambitious, Inspiring, Connected and Fair.
The Premier League Primary Stars have been able to provide our school with full kits for children wishing to take part in our new football team: Silvertrees FC. Mr Richards plans to start the Silvertrees Football Club later next year, with training clubs taking place after school. Keep a look out for a letter later in the year if you would like your child to take part.
https://www.snapsurveys.com/wh/s.asp?k=149562189368
We have been asked by Sandwell Public Health to provide parents feedback on their child's school meal provision. If you could complete the survey we would be grateful.
Please click on the snap survey link and complete the survey before November 3rd.
Dear Parents and Carers,
Thank you for attending our KS1 parents meetings this week. Your children are looking forward to working with a new teacher from September and we would like to welcome Mr Hunt and Miss Hill to our KS1 team.
We are excited about our new Learning Journey curriculum and to using a rich and practically resourced approach to Mathematics. Children’s knowledge of blending phonemes to read and writing graphemes to spell will continue in Phonics lessons at the beginning of the day.
We have considered how to group our children this year as previously children have been set by ability. After speaking to Mr Rowe at Tipton Green and other advisors who help us in school we have decided to teach children in mixed ability classes which will prepare them for the Junior School and meet the needs of all our children. Equality of opportunity is important to us at Silvertrees and the move away from setting will give all our children the opportunity to grow and reach their full potential.
Children working in sets were often taught in a different group to their special friends and now children will be in class for all lessons and have the opportunity to develop their friendships throughout the day. Our children see their friends from all classes at play time and lunch time and they will continue to do this.
I am very proud of all the children at Silvertrees and we have had a lovely year where children have developed their knowledge and skills in the classroom and made many friends who they will take with them to new schools and meet again in their new classes in September.
Kind regards
Mrs Garratt