Treefrogs (Year 1) 

Freya - For her fantastic writing 

Antonio - For is amazing learning behaviour during maths. 

Zoe - Has worked collaboratively with her peers this week. Well done! 

Elis (Year 2) 

Naomi - Using the Zones of Regulation tools 

Marin - Well done for your focus in lessons and for organising your resources well. 

Szaffi - Well done for your resilience, your handwriting and reading skills. 

(And the following who missed in the Newsletter last term) 

Musa - Using the Zones of Regulation tools 

Georgia - Well done for always doing your best in your learning and for being a kind friend. 

Daisy - Well done for your resilience and for being empathetic. 

Welcome to Kilmorie - Richarson 

Kate (Year 2) 

Remke - for her creativity in everything she does, especially during our sewing project last term.  She inspired the rest of the class with her skills and ideas. 

Sidney - for the amazing progress he has made with his handwriting.  Sidney always puts 100% into everything and worries sometimes that he hasn't done enough but he should be very proud of his wonderful work.   

Sarah (Year 4) 

Kevin - For his focus and his great learning behaviour. It really shows in the work he is producing. 

Lucky -  For his improved and positive attitude towards his learning. He is showing a real maturity and beginning to challenge himself more.  

Frensiss - He has been really focused in class this term and trying really hard to  always produce his best work. 

Jo G (Year 4) 

Greyston for producing great work in both Maths and English.  Particularly in Maths, Greyston has been consistently trying hard and focusing well which has also been noticed by other members of staff. 

Rowan for always showing great resilience and trying hard all the time, resulting in good progress.   

Shipra (Year 5) 

Edward for finding his confidence and contributing more to class discussions. 

Intisar for having a more positive attitude and improving her resilience in Maths. 

Smartphone Workshop 

Next week, in the Children’s Centre, we shall be holding a Workshop on becoming a Smartphone-Free School.  The session will start at 09.10.   

Whilst I do not have a model policy, I have been given some resources from Lewisham that I would like to share. 

Please complete the form using the following link - https://forms.office.com/e/BKkKPNytka 

RRSA Update 
Our Article of the Month for May is Article 24.  Article 24 says that every child has the right to the best possible health. Governments must provide good quality healthcare, clean water, nutritious food, and a clean environment and education on health and well-being so that children can stay healthy. 

The pupil parliament members of our Rights Respecting Steering Group chose this article because it links to Mental Health Awareness Week which is being celebrated this year from 12 to 18 May. 

The theme this year is Community.  We will introduce Article 24 to the children during assemblies next week and the following week they will be learn more about the article in class and take part in activities for Mental Health Awareness Week.  We would like everyone to wear green on Thursday 15th May for Wear it Green Day and turn Kilmorie green for good mental health.  More details about this will be in next week's newsletter.  We now have a Rights Respecting School page on our website where you will find more information about this award and updates on the work we are doing. 

I would like to thank Eva and the FOK volunteers for last Sunday’s Open Garden.

Eva said, “We had a wonderful Open Garden event last Sunday. People came with their picnics and enjoyed the cakes and lemonade.  The weather was beautiful, and it was a lovely chance to catch up with friends and enjoy our beautiful gardens.  We had photos showing the garden history and the children and parents enjoyed making dens and exploring the wildlife in our Wild Garden. Hopefully we'll be able to make this an annual event.Thank you to everyone who came to make it such a lovely time." 

Early Years Garden Party – Sat 10 May, 11-2pm 

It’s just over a week until the Early Years Garden Party and we’re really looking forward to seeing all our Nursery, Reception and Year One families! There will be bouncy castles, games, face painting, food, drinks and our favourite – the Petting Zoo! 

You can find out all about the event, and (this is really important!!) how to volunteer on the day – on our Friends of Kilmorie site. 

Attention Early Years Families! Avoid the queues on the day and keep an eye out for FOK members selling tokens next week. Tokens to use at the Early Years Garden Party with be available for purchase before and after school at both entrances every day. We will also be selling them on the day so you won’t miss out.