Harvest
We shall be learning about the celebration of Harvest and talking about feeling thankful for the food we have and ways in which we can help those who are not so fortunate. YF will take part in a Harvest Assembly later in the month (in school) whilst Y1 and Y2 will visit the Food Bank at the Methodist Chapel on the following afternoons:
Y2: Monday 14th October - Y1: Tuesday 15th October
In this respect if you would like to contribute a food item please could your child bring it with them to school on the day of their visit. We would be grateful for donations of the following: Packets, tinned goods, dried foods and items with a long shelf life that the Food Bank can distribute accordingly.
Come and have a tour of the Academy
We would like to invite prospective parents and pupils to tour the school and meet the Executive Headteacher, Clare Crowle and Foundation Lead, Lara Simmons on the following dates:
Tuesday 1st October 2019, Tuesday 15th October 2019
Tuesday 5th November 2019, Tuesday 19th November 2019
Tuesday 3rd December 2019
All tours start at 9.15am
Day of Action for Climate Change
Parents and pupils may be aware that Friday 20th September will mark another day of global action and protest, to raise awareness and understanding of the many complex issues surrounding global Climate Change. Kernow Learning Trust recognises the vital importance of educating our pupils about the developing climate emergency, and have committed as a Trust to ensuring that all of our schools work to ensure that our pupils know that they are Global Citizens with a responsibility for our global environment. Every school in the Trust has a ‘Global Learning’ Leader and all schools are currently engaging in training to deliver ‘Global Learning’ to their staff.
We cannot encourage pupils to be absent from school on this Friday, due to our duty of care for our pupils, but we have decided to enable pupils to show their solidarity with the Climate Change movement through a series of initiatives in our schools in the forthcoming weeks and months ahead. Our schools will teach more about the challenges that we face through issues such as plastic pollution, recycling and saving energy.
We are very proud to have Eden as a member of our Trust and so consideration of the challenges that will face our children’s generation, and how they can influence future developments through their actions is never far from our Trust discussions.
We want your stickers!
We are collecting 'Team GB Stickers' from Aldi for a chance to win an exclusive sports kit and £20,000 for our school! Please drop all stickers to the Academy Reception or your child's classroom. For more details see: https://www.aldi.co.uk/kitforschools
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