Thanks to @PenguinUKBooks and @twinklresources for sending 100 Penguin books by authors of colour as part of ‘Lit in Colour.’
Books create belonging. They help us see each other and understand one another. They shine a light on the world.
It’s vital that the books we read in our formative years reflect the rich diversity of the society we live in.
Parent consultation has now finished, please see the updated policy here:
The following children have won prizes from the attendance raffle that was carried out in assemblies this morning:
1st Prize: Uthman Patel – Beethoven
2nd Prize: Aram Diwali – Turing
3rd Prize: Aleena Ahmed – Turing
1st Prize: Mujtaba Ahmad Ashraf – Pankhurst
2nd Prize: Qasim Hussain – Pankhurst
3rd Prize: Emilija Robalde – Wordsworth
In remembrance of all who have lost their lives in war, we will be holding a two minute silence at 11 o’clock on 11 November 2022.
We designed poppies to be displayed at the Kirkgate Centre in Bradford Town!
Keep an eye out for the display or go and take a look yourself!
Co-op Academy Princeville works with The Skills Builder Partnership to ensure every learner has opportunities to build eight essential skills to support them now and in the future.
On Tuesday 21 June we visited the new Co-op Live Arena.
Year 6 learned about what planning goes into such a huge project!
Andy Gibson- Head of Early Career Framework with Initial Teacher Training
https://www.internetmatters.org/ have provided some handy tips on helping to make your child’s device as safe as possible
Set parental controls on your broadband: this helps to prevent your children seeing things they shouldn’t!
Check device settings: ensure these are set so you can only download age appropriate apps and games.
Password control: set this up or disable in-app purchasing so bills aren’t run up accidentally.
Location services: disable these so your child doesn’t unintentionally share their location with others.
Talk about staying safe: be open to talking regularly with your child about what they do online and how to stay safe.
In remembrance of all who have lost their lives in war, we held a two minute silence at 11 o’clock on 11 November 2021.
Mrs Rasib shared her amazing family history, check it out below
Children use the internet in different ways depending on their age and so InternetMatters.org have developed checklists for parents to help you help your children.
Check them out below 👇
Online safety guide for 0-5 year olds
Online safety guide for 6-10 year olds
Online safety guide for 11-13 year olds
Keep an eye out for our weekly online safety updates!
Our children and grown-ups have been very busy this week decorating pumpkins
Choosing the winners was such a hard task because of the amount of entries we’ve had!
It has been a pleasure to have so many entries (we had over 100!) – thank you parents for supporting your children with this.
Year 5 have had the chance to make fresh apple juice with @FruitWorksCoop
