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xavierwebadminST FRANCIS XAVIER CATHOLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL Weekly Newsletter
Roberts Road, Balby, Doncaster DN4 OJN Telephone: 01302 344678 Fax: 01302 341231 e-mail: admin@[Link] [Link]
February 10th 2012 Patrick Molly Dale for helping a new friend by showing her how to do good sitting. Cyrus Oliver for trying hard to play nicely with his friends. Hilda Ellie Brogan for writing good sentences about an alien. Aidan John Carr for always stopping as soon as the teacher asks. Brigid Justice Lee for demonstrarting good problem solving skills in mathematics. Bede Kaheem Clayton for improvement in maths and putting his hand up to answer questions. Columba Kelly Warrington for imptovement in behaviour and responding quickly to Stop, Look and Listen Always Children Sophieanne Chojnowski, Kaheem Clayton, Natalia Antoniw, Linda Costa, Jude OKeeffe, Kornel Jachimowicz
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Let Gods love shine in our lives as we care and share and learn together
Attendance was won this week by: Top Dog Hilda 95.6% The Cup Columba 98.1% School weekly total 95.9% School total 93.9% WELL DONE !!
First Holy Communion
Children wishing to make their First Confession and Holy Communion at Sacred Heart church, Balby, must collect a letter of intention from church and return it to Father OConnor, no later than Wednesday February 15th. Resources will be ordered based on numbers on this date. Lessons will commence shortly after this. Unfortunately we do not have access to a translator, so children must be able to access the English resources in order to take part. [Link] Church Can we please advise children, parents and guardians that Holy Communion Preparation begins with a meeting of all the aforementioned on Tuesday 14th February 6- 7 p.m in St Peters Church. Many have missed this notice last Sunday due to absence from Mass because of bad weather.
Building Fund In this diocese, since 1998, each family has been asked to pay at least 12 per child (to a maximum of 22 per family, for those with more than 1 child in school). The school has then to pay 6 per child to the diocesan building fund and the remainder goes into our schools own building fund. We have avoided asking for these contributions more recently by using the proceeds from our Summer fairs each year but these no longer cover our costs to the diocese and our own repairs so we are looking to new ways of raising the additional funds. Contributions are on a voluntary basis so we have decided to make it a little more attractive by holding a weekly cash prize draw. We will be giving a cash prize to a lucky Foundation Stage family, a Key Stage 1 family and a Key Stage 2 family. The amount will depend on how much building fund money is brought in that week in each of those key stages. We will begin after the half term break. The first draw will be announced on Friday 24th February. Good luck! Can we please remind parents not to bring dogs or to smoke in the playground. If you do smoke then would you please take into consideration the area you are smoking in, as children may have to pass where you are smoking to go into school.
Let Gods love shine in our lives as we care and share and learn together
Let Gods love shine in our lives as we care and share and learn together
Let Gods love shine in our lives as we care and share and learn together
