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    The newsletter from Iver Village Infant School provides information to parents. It reminds parents that school starts at 8:55am and there is breakfast club available. It encourages parents to read with their children for 10 minutes daily to help with reading skills. The school will attend a Harvest Festival on October 5th to support a local homeless charity. It also provides updates on classroom activities and upcoming school events like parent-teacher meetings and assemblies.

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    Iver Village Infant School Newsletter

    Wednesday 27th September 2016

    Caring, growing, learning in the heart of our community


    Gates open at 8.45am and
    children need to be in their
    class, ready to learn by 8.55.
    Dont forget we have our breakfast club and crocodile walk to
    help you get to school on time.

    Are you taking 10


    minutes every day to
    read to your child?
    By working together, we can prepare
    children to be successful readers and
    enjoy reading for a lifetime. Thank you to
    all those family members who regularly
    read with their child at home. It really
    makes all the difference to your childs
    confidence and progress.
    Please support your child's love for
    reading by reading daily for ten minutes
    with your child. If you have any questions
    please speak to your child's Class
    Teacher.

    Have you
    logged on?

    We will attend our Harvest Festival service on


    Wednesday 5th October at 10.00am.
    We will be walking to and from St Peters Church. We
    will be leaving school at 9.45 and if you would like to
    join us, please let your childs teacher know. We have
    decided to support the charity SHOC (Slough Homeless
    Our Concern).
    Shoc is a day centre that exists
    to provide care for the homeless
    in Slough and those at risk of
    becoming so. It is the only centre within a 20-mile radius that
    offers the homeless both crisis
    care and long term transformational help towards independence .
    We are asking children to donate items from the list
    below: Thank you! Milk (UHT or powdered), Sugar
    (500g), Fruit juice (long-life),soup, pasta sauces, sponge
    pudding (tinned), tomatoes (tinned), cereals , rice pudding (tinned), tea bags / instant coffee, instant mash
    potato, rice / pasta, tinned meat ,tinned fish, tinned
    fruit, jam , biscuits. We also welcome donations of
    basic toiletries and basic baby essentials.

    In English, children in Year 1 and 2 have been planning and


    writing their own familiar settings stories. In Maths they have
    been investigating addition and subtraction. Humanities has
    been focused on our lovely village Iver, with children going on
    a local area walk. Thank you to all our local shops who have
    been supportive in allowing our children to have a nose around
    their business, asking lots of questions.

    FISA AGM FISA will be holding


    their AGM on Monday 10th October
    at the Iver Village Junior School.
    The evening will start at 7.15pm and
    all parents are welcome to attend.
    PARENT GOVERNOR WANTED
    If you are a parent of a pupil at the school
    would you like to know more about the role?
    School governors are people who want to
    make a positive contribution to childrens education.
    The governing body has a key role in the development and
    oversight of the school. It is governors who hold the main r
    responsibility for finance in schools, and who work with the
    Head teacher to make the tough decisions about balancing
    resources.
    The governing body does not get involved with the day to day
    running of the school which is the responsibility of the
    Headteacher.
    We have six meetings a year and some governors also attend
    committee meetings for example, the curriculum or finance of
    the school. Training is available, both introductory and for
    more specialised topics.
    We have one vacancies .
    For more information please speak to our current parent
    governors Mrs Honeyman and Mrs Lester, speak to the
    School Office or contact me for a chat about the role. We look
    forward to hearing from you.
    Joyce Young
    [email protected]
    Chair of governing body

    It is essential that your child's correct P.E.


    kit is in school at all times so that your child
    is ready for sports.
    P.E. kit can either be school maroon shorts
    and a white t-shirt or a coloured t-shirt and
    shorts. Plimsolls or trainers may be worn on
    their feet. No football kit.

    Books Bag Thank you


    for your support with the
    small and perfectly
    formed book bag. We
    will let you know when
    the new order of book bags are in
    school.
    Thank you to all the
    Reception parents
    who have returned
    their Tapestry forms.
    We are currently
    updating the
    programme and your
    Parent guide and log in will be with you next
    week.

    Dates for your diary


    4.10.16 : Reception first day photos
    4.10.16 : 9.10 - Beech class assembly.
    5.10.16 : Harvest Festival at St Peters church
    8.11.16 : 9.10 - Oak class assembly
    8.11.16 and 10. 11.16 Parents evening
    15.11.16 : 9.10 Maple class assembly
    22.11.16 : 9.10 - Willow class assembly
    29.11.16: 9.10 - Reception class assembly
    15.12.16: 9.30 - Reception nativity
    16.12.16 : 2.00 - Christmas song performance.
    19.12.16 : 9.15 - Christmas song performance.

    Iver Village Infant School, Grange way , Iver, SL0 9NT.


    Tel: 01753655104 Email : [email protected]
    Headteacher: Ms Sam Woodcock Chair of Governors: Mrs Joyce Young

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