Weekly Newsletter. Hello, Have a great weekend, Mrs H. Scargill Principal. Creating Learners without Limits

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1 Finedon Road, Wellingborough, NN8 4NT, Tel: Principal: Mrs Hayley Scargill, Part of Hatton Academies Trust Hello, Weekly Newsletter Summer Term Issue 38 8th July 2016 Next week: Sports Days It has been another week of Great British changeable weather but that has not stopped Year 1 enjoying their Great Day out or the Hatton Fun Run in aid of Cancer Research UK. The whole school has taken part in the 1 mile run today at Sir Christopher Hatton Academy along with Oakway Academy and Ecton Village Primary School. It was lots of fun and it was great to see so many parents supporting (and joining in). 12/7 9.20am Year 3 13/7 Reception, Years 1 and2 Year R 10am Year Year /7 9.20am Year 4 Parents are welcome to come and watch details of specific timings for each year group s races will be given later. 14/7 - Year 5/6 Aladdin performance at 1.30pm 7 6pm. 2 tickets per family are available at the office priced at Future events: 18/7 Year 2 Beach Party 20/7 School closes for Summer holiday So far the money raised is a whopping !! Well done to everyone this is a fantastic amount for such a worthy cause. Have a great weekend, Mrs H. Scargill Principal Inside this edition: Hatton Fun Run House Points Thought for the week Fantastic Victastic Awards What s been happening? Sports News Creating Learners without Limits

2 TOP HOUSE scientists 8/7/16 SCIENTISTS 6023 EXPLORERS 5832 INVENTORS 5161 MUSICIANS 4916 ARTISTS 2315 Class 4B 7083 Class 2A 6730 Class 3A 6360 Class 5/6B 6605 Class 4A 5925 Class 3B 5787 Class 2B 4843 Class 5/6A 4553 Class 5/6C 4326 Class 1A 4117 Class 1B 3551 Class RB 3143 Class RA 1490 TOP CLASS V I C T A S T I C P O I N T S Class First Second Third RA Ellie/Julia Zofia/Icon Natalia RB Abraham Jeevessh Perry 1A Aimee Sintija Shayenne 1B Roxie-May Ayush/Laura Zuzanna 2A Evie Kenzie Katya 2B Farzana Hanifa Faiza/Dominik 3A Samara Tosia Eryk 3B Freya Pawel Connie 4A Finlay Ashley Malwina 4B Sagana Lily Abigail 5/6A Kavish Christian Harry 5/6B Marika/Prathna Kizzy Barbara 5/6C Fahima Sumaya Rishika

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4 FANTASTIC VICTASTIC AWARDS Mrs Hill Miss Holmes Miss Bishop Mrs Pearson Mrs Green Miss Craddock Mrs Wood Miss Dawson Mr Pearson Mr Smyrl Miss Costanzo Mrs Embling Mrs Wall Jay Blackwell for fantastic work in phonics. Jahrel Meade for excellent problem solving this week in Math s. Morgan Harvey For fantastic work in phonics. Joseph Flint for excellent problem solving this week in Math s. All the children in class 1A and 1B are awarded the certificate this week for demonstrating superb behavior and really embracing all the Victoria values throughout our Great Day Out All the children in class 1A and 1B are awarded the certificate this week for demonstrating superb behavior and really embracing all the Victoria values throughout our Great Day Out Danny Carter for excellent discussion about fractions within Mathematics. Eashan Wanza for using actions and expression when performing a poem to the class. Sergiu Colesnic for consistent excellent behavior for learning. Mia Spokes for fantastic co-operation when playing games with a partner. Manahil Aga for working well as part of a team during a FUTSAL lesson in P.E. Wiktor Okraska for fantastic problem solving in Math s. Connor Allen for great use of logic to problem solve in Math s. Daisy O Connor for completing a fantastic variety of homework. Ashley Fox for fantastic work in phonics this week. Tahir Islam for fabulous work in phonics this week. Aabha Salunke for fantastic use of similes, metaphors and alliteration in literacy this week. Alfie Gent for his perseverance in Math s and also improving his handwriting. Nikola Twardowska for always trying her best. Lucas Lamb for great effort with his handwriting. Nina Rose for learning all her lines and her fabulous acting. Cory Smart for excellent work on transfer day. Arisa Hall Persevering with her assembly duties. Molly Maslanka for trying her best in everything. Thought for the week: Is change always scary?

5 Year One W H A T S B E E N H A P P E N I N G? June 2016 History and Geography learning at Victoria Primary Academy by Sarah Wood, History and Geography Subject Lead. There s some exciting history and geography learning in our academy at the moment. I have visited all classrooms and seen the children engaged in their lessons. They were keen to discuss their learning with me. Year 1 are studying The Victorians, in particular inventors and The Great Exhibitions. Year 2 are finding out about Seaside Holidays; locations, what it is like there and comparing seaside holidays from the past with the present. Year 3 are investigating Creepy Crawlies and will write a biography about Steve Irwin, the crocodile hunter. Year 4 are learning about chocolate, specifically the history of chocolate and where in the world it comes from. Year 5 and 6 are exploring history through the poem the Lady of Shalott, by Alfred Lord Tennyson. Year One s Great Day Out Year 1 spent the yesterday recreating a Victorian Great Day Out! They made a steam train that took them to the beach where they had a picnic lunch and enjoyed an ice-cream in the sun. They designed their very own T-shirt as a memento of their very special day.

6 STREET DANCE 6 STARS OF THE WEEK 6 th July Well done to everyone as we practice for our show! SPORTS NEWS Summer Term (2) Clubs at Victoria Primary Academy. Monday: Gymnastics Years 2 6 FULL Tuesday: Archery FULL Wednesday: Street Dance FULL Thursday: Gymnastics Years R & 1 SPACES Friday: Football FULL DATE TIME YEAR Wednesday, 13 th July Tuesday, 12 th July 9.15am Reception Year Year am Year 3 Thursday, 14 th July 9.20am Year 4 Hatton Fun Run The entire Academy took part in the Sir Christopher Hatton Fun run today. All the children were absolutely fantastic and extremely well behaved. It was great to see all the stickers with the names of loved ones that the children were running for. After a dull start the sun even made a rare appearance! Well done everyone a fantastic effort!

7 On Saturday 16 th July there will be a community event held at the Hemmingwell Community Centre and surrounding areas. This has been organised by the Wellingborough Council along with the Community Police team based at the new Police Hub in Hemmingwell Community Centre. This has been set up in light of recent problems in the area to improve community relations/spirit, increase neighbourhood involvement/initiatives and raise awareness of the many organisations working and supporting in the area. Local organisations will be present with stalls, information, food and activities for all. For further information see poster.