newsletter 5th december 2014

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Friday 5th December 2014 Issue No. 7

Dates for your diary this

December:

Mon 8thDec 2014

Pantomime at the Millfield

Theatre: Rec, Y1 & 2

Tue 9thDec 2014

Y5 Hale End Library: Science Museum Greatest

Hits

Wed 10thDec 2014

EY Nativity 9.00am & 2.00pm in the main hall

Fri 12thDec 2014

Christmas Fete 3.15pm -4.30pm

Mon 15thDec 2014

Pantomime at the Millfield Theatre: Y3, 4, 5 & 6

Tue 16thDec 2014

Y5: Museum of London; EYFS Christmas Party

Wed 17thDec 2014

Christmas dinner: KS1 & 2 Winter sing-along at

2.30pm

Thu 18thDec 2014

Last day of term for Nursery & Pre-school

Friday 19thDec 2014

LAST DAY OF TERM: Charity Day (Children to

come in wearing their pyjamas for 1);

SCHOOL CLOSES AT 2.30pm

Monday 5th January 2014School Returns

Please note:All afterschool clubs will finish for this

term on Friday 12thDecember 2014.

Afterschool clubs will commence in the new year w/c:

12thJanuary 2014. More information will be given out

nearer the time.

A big Thank you from Mr Miller for all those who took

part in the sports club and who attended every week.

Regular attendanceat school is essentialto your childseducational success.

SPORTS NEWS

Athletics

A group of girls and boys from year 5 and year 6 were

chosen to represent Chingford Hall. On Wednesday 26thNovember 2014, they competed in an athletics competitionat Redbridge Sports Centre. They took part in track andfield events. The children looked great in their new Nikeathletics kit.Thirty schools from Waltham Forest took partand Chingford Halls performances were amazing. Well doneto all who took part. Results will be published in the nextnewsletter.

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Year 5-98.7%

24/11/1428/11/14

Year 4 -98.7%

Booking Appointments

Please ensure that all appointments are booked for outside of

school hours. This avoids your child missing out on vital

learning time and avoids them falling behind.

Thank you for your cooperation and support with this matter.

PACKED LUNCH -Important Notice

If your child has a packed lunch for

dinner, please ensure that they bring it

with them when they come to school in

the morning. This avoids us having to

interrupt classes whilst lessons are

taking place. Thank you.

REMINDER -SCHOOL MEALS

As of Monday 5th January 2015, the cost

of a school meal will be 2.00.


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EXCITING NEWS -SCHOOL UNIFORM

You can now purchase school uniform with free home delivery directly from Tesco using the toolbar at the top of

the uniform page on the school website (under the Parents menu tab).

Buying your uniform this way also means that you can receive Clubcard points and the school receives a 5%

donation from Tesco at no additional charge to you. This can then be reinvested in teaching and learning for the

benefit of the whole school.

If you are unable to buy online, uniform will be available through a local supplier (see details below) .

From Friday 19th December school uniform will no longer be sold in school.

You can purchase school uniform from:

The school office -Available until Friday 19th December

Tesco -Available end of December . Look out for more informat ion in the next newsletter.

Fashion Fair-

Available from January 2015

Fashion Fair is situated in the world famous Walthamstow market and has been serving the community for over

20 years with quality uniform for a variety of schools within the borough.

You can find them at:

Fashion Fair

184-186 High StreetWalthamstowLondon E17 7JH

Tel: 020 8503 7048

UNIVERSAL

INFANT FREE

SCHOOL MEALS

(UIFSM)

Since September 2014, all children

in recepon, year 1 and year 2 havebeen eligible for free school

meals. This could save you 380 a

year per child.

School provides a hot, healthy meal

each day with both Halal and non-

Halal opons. The London Borough of

Barking and Dagenham has a Silver

Food for Life Award and Whingham

Primary Academy have been awarded

Healthy Schools status.

To take advantage of this, please

speak to the school oce.

SchoolChristmas Dinner

If your child usually has a packed lunch but would like

to have a Christmas Dinner in school on Wednesday17th December this must be booked with theschool office before Friday 12th December.

**Please note that bookings for Christmas Dinnercannotbe taken on the day.


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Friday 21st November 2014 Issue No. 6

Thursday 18th December

Last day for pre-school and nurserychildren.

Friday 19th DecemberLast day for pre-school and nurserychildren.

TRIPS

Suntrap -Year 5 & 6

Monday 24th November

Brooks Farm

-

Year 1

Tuesday 2nd December

The Museum of London -Year 3

Friday 5th December

CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS School ClosesFriday 19th December at. 2.30pm

School Returns

Monday 5th January 2014

Regular attendance at school is essen-tial to your childs educational success.

SPORTS NEWS

On Saturday 8th November a group ofchildren took part in a Cross CountryCompetition . 250 boys and 250 girls tookpart . All four children made the top 100out of 500 pupils, including one in the top50.

Damani - 90th place

Jack - 91st place

Jadene - 82nd place

Malik - 50th place

FOOTBALL

Chingford hall boys - Top of the league.

Won 5 - 2 Ainsley Wood

Won 5-2 Yardley

Won 2-1 Roger Ascham

Won 5-0 OLSG

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Dear Parent/Carers

As you know, we meet with parents regularly

depending on the needs of your child. If your

child's class teacher has not yet met with you

they will be in touch shortly with a date to

discuss your child's progress.

We are concerned that we still have chil-dren coming into school after the bell has

gone. Please ensure that your child/children are in the playground to line upwith their class before the bell rings. Achild's learning can be considerably af-fected if they miss the first few minutes ofthe lesson as they have missed out on avital piece of information and instruction.

Children who are late need to be signed inat the office with the reason for their late-ness. This will be monitored.

Please support your child in ensuring theyarrive at school by 8.50. We have had a

number of parents/carers who try to gothrough the gate to get to their child'sclass after this time. Please ensure youget your children in before the start of theschool day.

Children in Need -Thank yousupporting non-uniform day at

Chingford Hall.

Your donationsaregoingtowards a reallyworthwhile charity. Whetheryou give a little or a lot, everypenny you donate will become

a little hero, working tirelesslyto ensure that every child in theUK has a childhood that is safe,happy and secure. To find outmore go to:

www.bbbchildreninneed.co.uk/herohub

GENTLE REMINDER Please

ensure your ParentPay

balance is in credit to avoid

your child being given a

basic emergency meal.

Your child will be allowed one

week of emergency meals.

After this time, if the account

is still not in credit, parents

will need to provide a packed

lunch.

UNIVERSAL INFANT FREE SCHOOL

MEALS (UIFSM). See overleaf

to see if your child qualifies for

free school meals.

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Year 3-

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PACKED LUNCH -Important Notice

If your child has a packed lunch for

dinner, please ensure that they

bring it with them when they come

to school in the morning.

This helps having to interrupt clas-

ses whilst lessons are taking place. Thank you.

HEALTHY PACKED LUNCH IDEAS

http://www.netmums.com/family-food/food-for-kids/

lunchbox-ideas

Is your maths holding you back?

Would you like to do a free introductory course?

Come and nd out more on

Tuesday 8th December at 10.15am

Chingford South Community Library,

265 Chingford Mount Road

E4 8LP

or call Juanita on 07944 804037

See if you could benefitatwww.walthamforest.gov.uk/freechildcare

Is my 2 year old child eligible for a place?

For eligible two year olds, the Free Early Education Entitlement starts when your

child turns two. Your child may be eligible for a place if you meet any of the following

criteria:

1. You meet the criteria for free school meals.

2. You currently receive Working Tax Credits and earn no more than 16,190 a

year.

To check if your child is eligible please use the online eligibility checker

www.myearlylearning.co.uk

If you are eligible the system will indicate this by displaying a and a reference

number starting AF. Just bring this reference number to your chosen childcare

provider to request your free place.

If the online eligibility checker indicates that you are not eligible by displaying a ,

you may be eligible under other criteria.

The following children are also eligible under non income-based criteria:

They have a current statement of Special Educational Needs (SEN) or an Ed-

ucation, Health and Care Plan.

They get Disability Living Allowance.

They have been adopted from Local Authority Care.

They have left care under a Special Guardianship Order or Residence Order.

They are looked after by local Council.

If you believe you meet any of the above non income-based criteria please email

[email protected] or call 0208 496 3566.

We will the be able to confirm whether you are eligible and provide you with a uniqueeligible reference number. Just bring this reference number to your chosen childcare

provider to request your free place.

If you feel your child is eli-

gible please call the school

oce to arrange a me to

speak to the pre-sch man-

ager.

We have vacancies for

January 2015

UNIVERSAL INFANT FREE SCHOOL MEALS (UIFSM)

Since September 2014, all children in recepon, year 1 and year 2 have been eligible for

free school meals.

This could save you 380 a year per child.

School provides a hot, healthy meal each day with both Halal and non-Halal opons. The London Bor-

ough of Barking and Dagenham has a Silver Food for Life Award and Whingham Primary Academy

have been awarded Healthy Schools status.

To take advantage of this, please speak to the school oce.


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Friday 7th November 2014 Issue No. 5

Year 2 -Monday 10th November 2014

Sun Trap

Year 2 -Tuesday 11th November 2014

The Thames Explorer

Monday 17th November 2014 -2.00pm

Opening aernoon for perspecve Recepon

2015 parents

Year 5 & 6-Monday 24th November 2014

Suntrap

Class Attendance Winner

Regular attendance at school

is essential to your childs ed-ucational success.

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99.3%

Year 2

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99.3%

Year 3 & year 4

School Uniform

Please can you check the

labels in your child's

uniform.

If you nd your child has

mistakenly taken home a

item that does not belong to

them by mistake, can you

please return it to school.

Thank you in advance for

your support.

Remembrance Day -Tuesday 11thNovember 2014

Remembrance Sunday -9thNovember 2014

Thank you for supporting our school poppy appeal. All money raised will be donated to TheRoyal British Legion Poppy Appeal which supports veterans of the armed services and their families.

This year we are encouraging our children to research Remembrance Day and its importance in British history.

You can support your child in this by:

Talking to your child about the meaning of Remembrance Day and why poppies are used as a symbol.

Visiting your local library to find out some more information.

Watching the National Service of Remembrance on Sunday 9thNovember 2014 (10.25am-12.25pm BBC One).

Best wishes,

Miss Neil

WELL DONE

Match report -Venue: Chingford Goals

Chingford Hall vs Ainslie Wood 5 2

Chingford Hall s Yardley 5 -2

Sports Person of the Match -Damani

Well done everyone.

A exciting match and great time had by all.

Cross Country Competition

Chingford Plain-

Saturday 8th November8.30am -12.30pm

GENTLE REMINDER. After half term if your Parent Paybalance is not in credit your child will be given a basicemergency meal costing 65p. Your child will be allowed oneemergency meal. After this time if the account is still notin credit parents will need to provide alternate arrangementsof either a packed lunch or home dinner.

After the half term break all trips and clubs will also be on

Parent Pay. The office will no longer take cash payments.


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Chingford Hall Fireworks Display

Despite a wet start to this years fireworks, a great time was had by all who attended, witnessing a truly spectaculardisplay for 2014.

Very good, the kids enjoyed it,they loved it. Alison, Gino & Leos

mum (Nursery & Year 3)

Year 1 -Shiloh liked Whenthey were making colours.

Vanessa-I liked when

they were coming and wehad to count. They were

lighting up.

It was fun at thefireworks, bangers,the rockets, the Kath-erine wheels & spar-

klers. Alicia -Recep-tion Class

I thought the reworks were

cool, fantasc, awesome and was

the colour green. Damian Year 3

Yesterday at the reworks display, I

was almost completely blown away as I

saw all those eye catching colours llingthe air. I just couldn't believe it as my

family and I had such a wonderful

me. Victor Year 5.

The reworks were colourful

and amazing. Adam Year 2

The reworks were simply

amazing. I felt extremely excit-

ed by the magnicent lights and

the enthusiasc mood of the

crowd. Alisha Year 6.

Last night, 4th November 2014, I went to the reworks with Nathan and his dad and mum. We walked through the gate

as the re works were about to start. Before we got comfy, we brought a headband that was glow in the dark. As we

were heading to get a hot dog the countdown started. I heard Bang! And saw loads of my favourite colours ying and

falling towards the ground.

Just then, sparklers whooshed in the air and was very loud. I nished my tasty hotdog as the last one came. It was all of

them mixed together, it was such a beauful sight and it was very loud.

Summer Year 4

For 2015 Intake

An opportunity to nd out more informaon

A presentaon by the Early Years Manage

A guided tour of the school


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Friday 17th October 2014 Issue No. 4

Important Notice -Year 6Secondary Application

Please ensure that you com-plete your application form

online. The deadline for ap-plications is Friday 31st Oc-tober.

Year 2 -Thursday 6th November

Thames River Cruise

Recepon and Year 1 -Thursday 9th

October

Sun Trap

Tuesday 21st October -3.15 -4.15pm

Curriculum Evening -

A big thank

you for your generous food donations for ourHarvest assembly! Your kind donations have beensent to a local food bank to support families in our local area.

Best wishes,Miss Neil.


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100% Year 1

Regular attendance at school isessential to your childs educationalsuccess.

Come along to our Curriculum Evening!We are having a Curriculum Evening on Tuesday21st October 2014 from 3.15pm -4.15pm. It is

an opportunity for our children to share theirlearning with friends and family.

Monday 20th October -Wednesday 22nd October

3.20 -3.45pm

Food Poem Competition Winners

Congratulations to Justine in Year 5and Rohaan and Tamara in Year 2 who have won our

food poem competition.All winners received a Scholastic Book Fair Voucher.

GENTLE REMINDER. After half term if your Par-ent Pay balance is not in credit your child will begiven a basic emergency meal costing 65p. Yourchild will be allowed one emergency meal. After thistime if the account is still not in credit parents willneed to provide alternate arrangements of either apacked lunch or home dinner.

After the half term break all trips and clubs will al-

so be on Parent Pay. The office will no longer takecash payments.

KS2 will be going tothe Films

We have a wonderful op-portunity to take a largegroup of children to watcha free film which is linkedto our anti-bullying policy/PSCHE curriculum. Thefilms will be showing at

the beginning of November. As there are limitedplaces available, the fairest way of doing this is toselect those children who have stayed on green thishalf-term and place their names in a 'hat' to seewho will be lucky enough to be picked out of the'hat.' Parents/ carers will be informed next week

if their child is one of the 'lucky ones' to at-tend. Pupils will contribute their feedback in an as-sembly.

InLiteracy,we have been focusing onPerformance Poetry linked to Black His-tory. All our pupils have performedtheir poems superbly throughout 'Speak

Week' and should be congratulated forlearning their lines, projecting theirvoices and developing their confidence.Well done.


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We are pleased to announce that we will be having our annualFireworks Display on:

When: Tuesday 4th November 2014 at 5. 00pm .

Doors open: 4. 30 pm with refreshments on sale.

Entry Cost: 1 . 00 per person and 4. 00 for families offour or more people.

Children under two can attend free of charge. Children must

be accompanied by their parent/carer or a responsible adultaged 18 or over.

Everyone is welcome so do try to come along. Please en-sure that your family stay safe during this time of year and

follow the safety code.

The Fireworks Code

Only buy fireworks marked BS 7114.

Dont drink alcohol if setting off fireworks.

Keep fireworks in a closed box.

Follow the instructions on each firework.

Light them at arms length, using a taper.

Stand well back.

Never go near a firework that has been lit. Evenif it

hasnt gone off, it could still explode.

Never put fireworks in your pocket or throwthem.

Always supervise children around fireworks.

Light sparklers one at a time and wear gloves.

Never give sparklers to a child under five.

Keep pets indoors.

Dont set off noisy fireworks late at night and

never after 11pm.

For 2015 Intake

An opportunity to nd out more informaon

A presentaon by the Early Years Manage

A guided tour of the school

Next week we pupils will visit each class collecting

for the British Legion Poppy Appeal. They willhave poppies, bendy rulers and more at a cost ofeither 50p or 1 depending on the item.


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Friday 3rd October 2014 Issue No. 3

Important NoticeYear 6 Secondary Application

All year 6 pupils were given a copy of the SecondarySchools brochure. It is very important that youtake the time to read it.

Open days for Secondary Schools can be found onpage 5 and it is advisable that you attend the opendays and gather as much information as possible.You can also take a look at the school websites, readtheir prospectus and check out Ofsted reports atwww.ofsted.gov.uk or on the school website.

Please ensure that you complete your application

form online. The deadline for applications isFriday 31st October.

TRIPS

Year 2 -Thursday 6th November

Thames River Cruise

Recepon and Year 1 -Thursday

9th October

Sun Trap

Year 2 -Friday 17th October

Sun Trap

Polite Noce

Reminder that children are

not allowed to ride their bikesor scooter in the school play-

ground either before or aer

school.

Thank you for your support.

Health & Safety

On Tuesday 7thOctober 2014 we are havinga harvest assembly. The assembly will beled by Reverend Lesley Goldsmith.

As part of the harvest assembly we shall bedonating food to a local food bank. A smalldonation of tinned and/or packaged foodwould be greatly welcomed.

Best Wishes

Miss Neil


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26/9/1499.3% Year 2 - Salvador Dali Class

Regular attendance at school is essen-tial to your childs educational success.

Chingford Hall Expansion

Please see the leer aached to the back of

the newsleer for informaon on the

Chingford hall Primary School ExpansionPlanning Consultaon Drop In Session on:

Thursday 9th October 3.30 -7.00pm

See reserve for more informaon

School Photographers

Friday 10th October is School Photograph Day. Thephotographer will be in school all morning taking in-dividual and family group photographs. If you haveyounger children that you would like included in the

photographs, please bring them into school between 9.00 9.30a.m.

As Christmas is fast approaching! -these pictures make lovely pre-sents for relatives.

From Monday 3rd November if your Parent Pay balanceis not in credit your child will be given a basic emergen-cy meal costing 65p. Your child will be allowed one weekof emergency meals. After this time if the account isstill not in credit parents will need to provide alternatearrangements of either a packed lunch or home dinner.
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Parent Reading WorkshopAll Parents encouraged to attend in order to findout the best way to support their child with theirreading at home.

KS1 (Y1&2) Wednesday 1st October 2014

Upper Phase KS2 (Y5 & 6) Monday 6th October2014

Lower Phase KS2 (Y3 & 4) Wednesday 8th Oc-tober 2014

EY -To be confirmed

Friday 19th September 2014 Issue No. 2

Parental Consent

Y6 & Y5 - those who have written parental consent to go home

alone, to ensure that their child goes home directly and that

someone is at home when they arrive.

EXTENDED SCHOOLS CLUBS

Breakfast Club

Breakfast Club payments are to go directly to theBreakfast Club Team. Parents will be kept informedwhen breakfast club payments eventually move onto

parent pay in the future.

Class Attendance Winner8/9/14 -12/9/14

99.7% Year 6 Van Gogh ClassRegular attendance at school is essential to your child s edu-cational success.

Morning Sports Club

Year 3 -4

Thursday 8.15 -8.50am

Spaces remaining: 12

Sports Club

Year 3 -4

Thursday 3.20 -4.20pm

Spaces remaining: 4

Dance Club

Year 3 -6

Friday 3.20-

4.20pm

Spaces remaining: 12

Drumming Club

Year 4 -5

Wednesday 3.20-

4.20pm

Spaces remaining:

Football Club

Year 5 & 6

Friday 8.15 -8.45am

Spaces remaining:

Homework Club

KS2

Tuesday

Spaces remaining:

The girls & boys Football Team have theirfirst 6

-a-side football match on Monday

5th October. A letter with more infor-mation with be sent home with your childsoon if they are expected to take part.

Important NoticeYear 6 Secondary Application

All year 6 pupils were given a copy of theSecondary Schools brochure. It is very importantthat you take the time to read it.

Open days for Secondary Schools can be found onpage 5 and it is advisable that you attend the opendays and gather as much information as possible.

You can also take a look at the school websites,read their prospectus and check out Ofsted re-ports at www.ofsted.gov.uk or on the school web-site.

Please ensure that you complete your applicationform online. The deadline for applications isFriday 31st October.

Dear Parent/Carers

We have noticed that quite a

few children have been comingto school tired. Please can youensure that your children go to

bed at an appropriate bed time.

Saturday school begins again thisweek ( 20th September). If you

have been chosen to aend,

please remember that school starts at 10.00 am and

nishes at 3.00 pm. Children are expected to aend

every week. There are aendance awards at the end of

each term.

We look forward to another successful year.


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Class Trip

Friday 12th September -Year 4

Museum of London

Look out for more informaon in

Issue 2

Friday 12th September 2014 Issue No. 1

Welcome back! We hope you had a wonderful summer andall of our pupils are well rested for the hard work they aregoing to be doing during the next year. It is great to seechildren coming back to school looking so smart and readyto learn.

School Uniform -Price List

SATs Success

Our pupils did extremely well in their KS2 SATs this year.

The results were very pleasing:

93% achieving Level 4+ in:

Reading

Grammar, Spelling and punctuaon

Maths

The vast majority of pupils actually achieved level 5 with

some children achieving level 6.

Level 5+

Reading -76%

Grammar, Spelling and punctuaon -79%

Maths-89%

Level 6+

Grammar, Spelling and punctuaon -34%

Maths -28%

Thank you so much for the hard work and commitment of

all the sta. We are looking forward to this level of aain-

ment to connue next year.

Parent Pay

You should have all received your Parent Pay details in the post andcreated your online account. If you have not received the letter orwould like help setting up your account please come and speak to amember of the school office team. School dinner cost 1.90 per

day (9.50 per week) and should be paid for in advance. Schooldinners are now FREE for Reception, Year 1 and Year 2. If you stillhave an outstanding balance please come to the office to pay this.

Polite Reminder

Dear Parent/carers

Please ensure that all items of your child's uniform andtheir book bag are clearly labelled with your child's nameand class.

We would be grateful if you could also check your child'suniform to ensure they have brought home the correctitems. Please return any items you nd that do not belongto your child to the school oce.

Thank you for your connued support.

Boys Uniform

Navy Shorts/Trousers

White Shirt/Yellow Polo Shirt

Navy Sweatshirt/Jumper

P.E. Kit (Boys & Girls)

White T-Shirt

Navy Shorts

Plimsolls/Trainers

Girls Uniform

Navy Pinafore dress/skirt/trousers

White blouse/Yellow Polo Shirt

Navy Sweatshirt/Jumper/Cardigan

Blue Check Cotton Dress(summer)

Item

Sweatshirt

Sweatshirt

Chingford Hall T-Shirt

Chingford Hall T-Shirt

Chingford Hall Fleece

Chingford Hall Fleece

Book Bags

Sizes

28/30/32 Chest

34/36 Chest

26/28/30/32 Chest

34 Chest

26/28/30/32/34

Chest

36 Chest

**(Fleeces are available to

order)**

Price ()

7.50

8.50

6.00

6.50

12.00

12.00

5.00

**Please Note: Prices given are subject to change depending onthe supplier.

Class Attendance Winners2/9/14 -5/9/14

98.9% -Year 3 Da Vinci Class and Year 6 Van Gogh Class

Regular attendance at school is essential to your childs educa-tional success. Reception to Year 6 Children should be in theschool playgroup by 8.50am ready to go into class at 8.55am.The school day ends at 3.15pm.


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