Please send permission and photo slips back by Tuesday 3rd May if your child is interested in a place in this exciting event. Names will be drawn on that morning and confirmation sent to those who have been given a place. If your child does not bring a confirmation slip home then this means they do not have a place on this occasion. Unfortunately, places are limited and we will keep a waiting list in case anyone drops out.
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Sports Fixtures
Our netball teams were in action on Tuesday night and continued their winning run! We played two teams from St Aelred’s Primary School and both matches were a superb display of skill, commitment and team work. The children have worked so hard in training sessions and this paid off in their performance on the courts. A 4-1 win in the first game and a 7-1 win in the second game. Our players of the matches were Freya M and Ben R. Thank you to all the parents who came to support the teams.
Our girls football team was in action last night and narrowly missed out on a win with some superb team and individual performances. It has been fabulous to see some of our Y5 and 6 girls enjoying their football sessions with Rosie Todd this year and great to see pupils involved in school based competitive sport again! The team lost 1- 0 to St Wilfred’s School and 2-0 to Lord Deramore’s School. Player of the matches was Evie S in goal putting on a brilliant display of action. Well done to all the girls involved and thank you to the parents for the transport and support.
PTA
PTA Meeting – 27-04-22 – 8.00 pm
Very informal, a chance to have a drink and meet everyone to discuss plans and ideas for the Summer Fair. No pressure to take loads on but without parents help these vital fund-raising events cannot happen so if you can spare an hour please do pop down – we are a very friendly bunch and have a good laugh too!
PTA Summer Fair – Saturday 25th June 11 am – 1 pm – further details to follow.
Many thanksMichelle Scaife
General
Lunch Menu w/c 25-04-22
Please see below the options for school lunches for the week commencing 25th April 2022.
Day | Main Course | Dessert* | |
Monday | Option 1 | Popcorn chicken with wedges | Peach melba slice with custard |
Option 2 | Quorn cottage pie | ||
Tuesday | Option 1 | Pork sausage rolls with sliced potatoes | Lemon iced finger |
Option 2 | Veggie curry | ||
Wednesday | Option 1 | Roast Turkey, sage & onion stuffing and roast potatoes | Summer fruit cheesecake |
Option 2 | Cheese & tomato pasta | ||
Thursday | Option 1 | Ham & pineapple pizza with salad | Chocolate and banana brownie |
Option 2 | Cheese and tomato pizza with salad | ||
Friday | Option 1 | Battered fish and chips | Jam sponge and custard |
Option 2 | Cheesy flat bread with roasted veg | ||
*also daily choice of fruit or yoghurt |
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York City ASC – Girls Only
Please see the information below that York City have provided about an after-school opportunity between 28/4 and 26/5 for girls in Years 4/5/6. Bookings, which will open to Years 4 and 5 from 4/4, can be made at the following link:
https://officialsoccerschools.co.uk/yorkcity/york-city-courses/after_school.html
General, Sporting News
Dunnington vs St Oswald’s Football Match Report
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Bamm!
Ollie placed the ball in the bottom corner. Our second goal was by Max. As Ben crossed the ball into the penalty area, Owen left it for Max to fire it into the back of the net. St Oswald’s got back in the game by scoring two goals in the space of four minutes to make it 2-2. Charlie M (goalkeeper) delivered a spectacular pass to Ollie who made it 3-2 to Dunnington. It was half-time.
In the second half, Zac crossed the ball into Max who tapped it in to make it 4-2. St Oswald’s hadn’t given up and they managed to score another goal. All 9 players shared the same amount of time on the pitch and it was a great win and team effort to run out winners in the end!
A big thank you to all those that came along to support us and made it a really special afternoon!
Final score: 6-4 to Dunnington.Owen and Max