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General, School Newsletters
Newsletter 16-06-23
Sporting News
North Yorkshire Cricket Finals
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Well done to A, E, L, S, J, S, W, and T who took part and a huge thank you to the parents/grandparents who supported the children. A brilliant day! Mrs RowntreeMrs Rowntree
General, SYMAT letters and information
Letter from Steve Lewis, SYMAT CEO
General, School Newsletters
Newsletter 09-06-23
PTA
PTA Frozen Fridays are back!
Sporting News
Y3/4 York Schools Cricket Festival
Congratulations to our KS2 cricketers on their very convincing win at the Y3/4 Cricket festival yesterday. They have now qualified to compete in the North Yorkshire finals, which will take place next Tuesday at York Cricket Club. We wish them all the very best!
General, School Newsletters
Newsletter 25-05-23
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Attachments:
- Newby Wiske Letter (Y5 only)
- Medical Forms (on the Useful Forms page of our website)
- ‘Changing Me’ Letter
- School PSHE Policy (on the Policies page of our website)
- Jigsaw RSE Leaflet
- Changing Me Puzzle Map
- York Symphony Orchestra Flyer
- Triathlon Sessions – York Sport
- Triathlon Holiday Camps – York Sport
General, SYMAT letters and information
Letter from SYMAT about Leadership Structure
General, Sporting News
Mini Brownlee Triathlon 2023
We hope you enjoy this slideshow of photographs from the fantastic triathlon event last week!
48 children from KS2 took part from Dunnington but over 1200 pupils from across the city were involved throughout the day. They started in the pool swimming 75m, went quickly to their own clothes basket and put on their t-shirt and trainers. A quick exit of the side door, whilst handing their basket to a member of pool staff and then onto 800m of biking round a slalom course on the grass. Once completed they ran 300m to a glorious cheer and a well-deserved goodie bag and a bottle of water.
All the children demonstrated great resilience and had huge smiles on their faces as they took part. They cheered each other on in between mouthfuls of popcorn, whilst recovering and were a pleasure to take out of school. There was roughly 8 minutes to get changed in our allotted time slot and the girls narrowly beat the boys! Many thanks to the parents who accompanied us to ensure things ran smoothly. I hope we might have a few keen future triathletes in the making after gaining an insight into this amazing event.Mrs Rowntree