All the latest news from School!

• The Great Plastic Pick Up - The results!

  Fri 18 May 2018

  Our plastic pick up was a huge success. We had a total of 75 bin bags of rubbish brought into school on Monday morning, 67 of which were recyclable.

   

  These will all be collected by the council to go to the recycling site next week. The results of our hard work have been put on The Daily Mail Plastic Pick-Up website so please take a look and well done to all those who took part. Mrs B

  

• Beaconsfield Now! 2018

  Fri 11 May 2018

  _{Come and support Holtspur school stall at Beaconsfield Now! 2018}

  _{This family fun day has lots to offer. There are over 30 stalls to inspire and inform about many activities taking place in and around Beaconsfield. Sport, art, music, drama, care providers, animal welfare and more.}

   

  _{Come and cuddle a furry friend at the animal farm, ride on the railway, bounce on the bouncy castle - mum and dad also welcome. Hungry? Then enjoy the Scouts' barbecue or the Guides' refreshments and cakes.}

  _{As well as the High March girls' performance, there will be Butlers Court Maypole dancers, Wooburn Singers and short scenes from the Beaconsfield Theatres Together drama groups.}

   

  _{We look forward to seeing you there on May 12th 11am - 2pm at the Beaconsfield Rugby Club, Windsor End. Entry and parking free.}

• The Great Plastic Pick Up 11th - 13th May

  Fri 04 May 2018

  On Friday 11th May, we will be sending home a black bin liner with your child to take part in the Great Plastic Pick Up. This is a national campaign being run over the course of the weekend of 11-13th May. We are also working with Beaconsfield Against Single use Plastic to clean up our community and this is a great opportunity to show we care. For more details, please use this link.

  http://www.greatplasticpickup.org/home/2684

   

  We have already signed up as a school. So you will not need to register.

  Please return the bags and leave them in the Darasa on the morning of 14^th May. If we have collected enough plastic, we hope to win a visit by Chris Packham!

   

  You are of course welcome to opt out of this activity – if so, just let the office know.

• Community Card Scheme

  Fri 04 May 2018

  On the 3rd of May, Dee, the Community Support Officer, came in to talk to Year 6 and Year 1 about personal safety, internet safety, road safety, and police management. We all found it very interesting and fascinating. After they had talked to us about all of the above we moved on to our community card scheme. This is a system where we take part in several community aspects to gain prizes. All Year 6 classes in Buckinghamshire are taking part to win a trip to LEGOLAND Windsor Resort. There are also individual prizes for the students who collect the most stickers. We are all very much enjoying it and are extremely anxious to know who is going to win. We have been doing the community card scheme for a while now yet nobody has completed all the tasks on the list. We thoroughly enjoyed Dee’s visit and can’t wait for her to come again!

  Written by Dan and Joanna