For rememberance day the school will be selling poppies.
Snap bands and wrist bands are £1. Snap bands can be given at the end of the day. Please can pupils keep these at home.
Everything else is 50p or a donation.
Thank you
King Henry VIII 3-19 School Primary Site
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Podcasting will no longer be on a Thursday after school, instead it will be at lunch times.
Polite reminder: Please can all parents/carers call before 9:30am to report your childs absence from school and give a detailed reason in line with our Covid regulations.
Bore da pawb, good morning all.
Today 21 March 2022 is a historic moment for children and their rights in Wales. From this day on, physically
punishing children will be illegal in Wales. We want to help protect children and their rights, to give
them the best start in life.
As a parent, here’s what you need to know about the change in law.
There are lots of types of physical punishment. It
can mean smacking, hitting, slapping and shaking.
But there are other types too. It isn’t possible to give
a set list of what makes up physical punishment
because it can be anything where a child is punished
using physical force. Research suggests that any type
of physical punishment could be harmful to children.
All physical punishment will be illegal in Wales.
• It will give children the same protection from
assault as adults.
• It will make the law clearer - easier for children,
parents, professionals and the public to
understand.
What happens if I physically punish
my child from 21 March 2022?
Anyone who physically punishes a child:
• will be breaking the law
• risks being arrested or charged with assault
• may get a criminal record, which is the same for
any criminal offence.
Information, advice and support is available for
anyone who needs it, to help them find positive
ways to manage children’s behaviour and to help
avoid such a situation ever happening.
I attach an information leaflet which provides further detail, also here is the link to the Welsh Government Website which also provides clarity.
https://gov.wales/ending-physical-punishment-children
If you need to discuss anything or you cannot open the document please contact the school.
Yours sincerely/Yn gywir
Tim Kane
Head teacher / Prifathro
Today 21 March 2022 is a historic moment for children and their rights in Wales. From this day on, physically
punishing children will be illegal in Wales. We want to help protect children and their rights, to give
them the best start in life.
As a parent, here’s what you need to know about the change in law.
There are lots of types of physical punishment. It
can mean smacking, hitting, slapping and shaking.
But there are other types too. It isn’t possible to give
a set list of what makes up physical punishment
because it can be anything where a child is punished
using physical force. Research suggests that any type
of physical punishment could be harmful to children.
All physical punishment will be illegal in Wales.
• It will give children the same protection from
assault as adults.
• It will make the law clearer - easier for children,
parents, professionals and the public to
understand.
What happens if I physically punish
my child from 21 March 2022?
Anyone who physically punishes a child:
• will be breaking the law
• risks being arrested or charged with assault
• may get a criminal record, which is the same for
any criminal offence.
Information, advice and support is available for
anyone who needs it, to help them find positive
ways to manage children’s behaviour and to help
avoid such a situation ever happening.
I attach an information leaflet which provides further detail, also here is the link to the Welsh Government Website which also provides clarity.
https://gov.wales/ending-physical-punishment-children
If you need to discuss anything or you cannot open the document please contact the school.
Yours sincerely/Yn gywir
Tim Kane
Head teacher / Prifathro
Due to the country being placed on red level alert for very high winds, school will not be open tomorrow. Children will return to school on Monday 28th February 2022 following the half term holiday. We will revert to home learning and teachers will use Teams, Dojo or the website to post a activities. These will be wellbeing ideas as it is the last day, of what has been a tiring half term for all.
We look forward to seeing children back in school soon, I will post details shortly of the new start and finish times which will now revert back to those that were in place prior to Christmas.
I hope you all have restful week and please keep safe tomorrow during the storm conditions.
Best wishes
Tim Kane
We look forward to seeing children back in school soon, I will post details shortly of the new start and finish times which will now revert back to those that were in place prior to Christmas.
I hope you all have restful week and please keep safe tomorrow during the storm conditions.
Best wishes
Tim Kane
A reminder that we have half term from 19-27th February and we're back to school on the 28th February.
Dear Parents and Carers / Annwyl Rieni a gofalwyr
I hope you have all had a peaceful, restful and happy Christmas and New Year Break, I am sure children are now ready and enthusiastic about their return to school tomorrow.
As you are no doubt aware, Wales is now operating at the ‘Very High’ alert level and this has necessitated us reviewing and changing our operational procedures as a school, to ensure we keep our children, staff and yourselves as safe as possible. We have made a few changes that I need to make you all aware of and also there have been changes to the guidance around testing, and self-isolation that I will outline below.
Staggered start and finishes
Welsh Government have allowed schools temporarily to change start and finish times where needed. We feel that in view of our ability for children to enter school through multiple entrances that only minor changes are needed and only for our Foundation Phase pupils as follows:
Reception and Year 1
Children will start as usual at 08:50 but will finish slightly earlier at 3:10. They will enter and leave via the doors to the top corridor as usual.
Year 1/2 and 2
Children will start at 09:00 and finish at 3:20. Again, they will enter and leave through the same entrance onto the top corridor.
Please can parents dropping Foundation Phase children queue from the entrance doors back along the pavement leading to the main entrances gates and ensure children stay with you and that you keep socially distanced. Please do not arrive too early for the allotted start time and leave the school site promptly.
Nursery
There are no changes to start or finish times, however we would like parents to queue along the wall close to the nursery entrance doors and keep socially distanced.
KS2
There are no changes to start or finish times, but can I ask children from Year 4 and 5/6 Williams enter and leave the school from the gate on Llwynu Lane and Mrs Taylor/Mayo and Mr Callaghan’s classes enter and leave from the bottom gate. Can parents please avoid coming onto the yard where possible.
Miss Pritchard’s and Miss Davies’s classes will continue to enter via the same gates, however, please could Miss Pritchard’s children queue from the gates up the hill and Miss Davies’s queue down the hill to avoid any mixing of contact groups.
Break and lunch time
We will be reintroducing a staggered break and lunchtime system, which will allow us to keep contact groups separate on the yards. We will explain this to children tomorrow, again hopefully this will be a temporary measure in view of the current situation.
Self-isolation and testing
The guidance around self-isolation has been changed recently, and I outline these below:
• If you or your child has any of these symptoms (a high temperature, new continuous cough and/or loss or change of taste or smell) then they should self-isolate immediately and book a PCR test as soon as possible.
• If the test is negative, they can return to school.
• If Positive they must isolate for 7 days from the day they took the test
• On day 6 and day 7 they should take a lateral flow test and if both negative, they can return to school on day 8, if either tests are positive they should isolate until they receive two consecutive negative tests or until day 10.
• Children under 5 are still not require to self-isolate or test as a contact.
If children are identified as a contact of a positive case, there is no need to self-isolate, however it is recommended that for peace of mind they undertake a lateral flow test daily for 7 days.
Breakfast Club
Breakfast club will continue as usual from Thursday 6th January. We have a safe system in place to ensure contact groups do not mix.
Face coverings
Please could everyone wear a face covering whilst on site or waiting outside the school gates to drop off or collect.
As mentioned, we are hopeful these measures will only need to be in place for a short time, however, it is important that they remain in place to ensure that we are able to operate our school effectively. It is imperative, for children’s wellbeing and their learning, that they are in school, to do that we have to keep our staff safe thereby keeping the school open.
We really do appreciate your continued support in these tricky times. If you have any question or require any further information, please contact the school or your child’s teacher via Class Dojo
Yours sincerely/Yn gywir
Tim Kane
Head teacher / Prifathro
I hope you have all had a peaceful, restful and happy Christmas and New Year Break, I am sure children are now ready and enthusiastic about their return to school tomorrow.
As you are no doubt aware, Wales is now operating at the ‘Very High’ alert level and this has necessitated us reviewing and changing our operational procedures as a school, to ensure we keep our children, staff and yourselves as safe as possible. We have made a few changes that I need to make you all aware of and also there have been changes to the guidance around testing, and self-isolation that I will outline below.
Staggered start and finishes
Welsh Government have allowed schools temporarily to change start and finish times where needed. We feel that in view of our ability for children to enter school through multiple entrances that only minor changes are needed and only for our Foundation Phase pupils as follows:
Reception and Year 1
Children will start as usual at 08:50 but will finish slightly earlier at 3:10. They will enter and leave via the doors to the top corridor as usual.
Year 1/2 and 2
Children will start at 09:00 and finish at 3:20. Again, they will enter and leave through the same entrance onto the top corridor.
Please can parents dropping Foundation Phase children queue from the entrance doors back along the pavement leading to the main entrances gates and ensure children stay with you and that you keep socially distanced. Please do not arrive too early for the allotted start time and leave the school site promptly.
Nursery
There are no changes to start or finish times, however we would like parents to queue along the wall close to the nursery entrance doors and keep socially distanced.
KS2
There are no changes to start or finish times, but can I ask children from Year 4 and 5/6 Williams enter and leave the school from the gate on Llwynu Lane and Mrs Taylor/Mayo and Mr Callaghan’s classes enter and leave from the bottom gate. Can parents please avoid coming onto the yard where possible.
Miss Pritchard’s and Miss Davies’s classes will continue to enter via the same gates, however, please could Miss Pritchard’s children queue from the gates up the hill and Miss Davies’s queue down the hill to avoid any mixing of contact groups.
Break and lunch time
We will be reintroducing a staggered break and lunchtime system, which will allow us to keep contact groups separate on the yards. We will explain this to children tomorrow, again hopefully this will be a temporary measure in view of the current situation.
Self-isolation and testing
The guidance around self-isolation has been changed recently, and I outline these below:
• If you or your child has any of these symptoms (a high temperature, new continuous cough and/or loss or change of taste or smell) then they should self-isolate immediately and book a PCR test as soon as possible.
• If the test is negative, they can return to school.
• If Positive they must isolate for 7 days from the day they took the test
• On day 6 and day 7 they should take a lateral flow test and if both negative, they can return to school on day 8, if either tests are positive they should isolate until they receive two consecutive negative tests or until day 10.
• Children under 5 are still not require to self-isolate or test as a contact.
If children are identified as a contact of a positive case, there is no need to self-isolate, however it is recommended that for peace of mind they undertake a lateral flow test daily for 7 days.
Breakfast Club
Breakfast club will continue as usual from Thursday 6th January. We have a safe system in place to ensure contact groups do not mix.
Face coverings
Please could everyone wear a face covering whilst on site or waiting outside the school gates to drop off or collect.
As mentioned, we are hopeful these measures will only need to be in place for a short time, however, it is important that they remain in place to ensure that we are able to operate our school effectively. It is imperative, for children’s wellbeing and their learning, that they are in school, to do that we have to keep our staff safe thereby keeping the school open.
We really do appreciate your continued support in these tricky times. If you have any question or require any further information, please contact the school or your child’s teacher via Class Dojo
Yours sincerely/Yn gywir
Tim Kane
Head teacher / Prifathro
Today the minister for education has sent a letter to all schools outlining the uncertainty regarding the impact of Omicron on education. He has advised that all schools are to have two planning days on Tuesday 4th and Wednesday 5th of January, this delays the start of term. This means that our planned INSET will now take place on Thursday 6th January. Children will therefore return to school on Friday 7th January. We are currently working with MCC on the details and they will be publishing a letter tomorrow for parent/guardians which we will share with you. We will obviously continue to communicate clearly with you prior to the start of term so you are fully aware of any further developments and to provide details of safe operational procedures.
Many Thanks
Tim Kane
Many Thanks
Tim Kane
Contact information, map and directions, contact form, opening hours, services, ratings, photos, videos and announcements from King Henry VIII 3-19 School Primary Site, Elementary School, Abergavenny.
25/10/2023
Thank you so much to Twilight Pumpkins for their donation of fantastic pumpkins for the pupils Forest School lessons 🎃
There are a lot of coats in lost property at the moment.
If your child has lost one please can you get them to check and collect them by Friday.
Otherwise they will be recycled.
Thank you
If your child was absent or unwell today and you submitted a consent form for their flu nasal spray, the school nursing service will contact you directly soon with further guidence.
23/10/2023
20/10/2023
This morning Year 3 and 3/4 performed in their Harvest Assembly dressed as scarecrows, farmers and gardeners. Thank you to Tesco Abergavenny for their donations!
Family Breakfast Morning
Friday 27th October 8am - 8:30am
If your child attends breakfast club we would like to invite parents to a family breakfast morning.
If you would like to attend with your child and they currently don’t attend breakfast club, please feel free to come along as well.
Please can parents ensure that children bring coats to school.
Thank you
Please can pupils at the disco be picked up from the school office. They are not allowed to walk home.
Tomorrow at 2:30pm
Harvest Festival Donations
Please bring any donations you can to the school office for the Abergavenny Food Bank.
Thank You
The deadline for ordering school photos is tomorrow, Tuesday 17th October.
13/10/2023
King Henry VIII 3-19 School on X Year 2 wearing yellow for 'Young Minds'
Good Afternoon
FLU NASAL SPRAY
On Thursday October 19th at 2:30pm the School Health Nurse will be on the Primary Site to answer any questions regarding the flu vaccination.
Please feel free to pop in with any questions you might have.
Thank you
11/10/2023
PUMPKIN CARVING COMPETITION
We are running a Pumpkin Carving Competiton throughout the whole school.
Please bring entries to the Primary Site office on Wednesday 18th October. Please label with the pupils name.
04/10/2023
Please put Deri View Primary as the school just for this years Flu Vaccinations
Thankyou
Fill | 2023/24 Childhood Influenza School Vaccination Programme Consent Form This Consent form is for Reception - Year 11 only. For current information about Flu and the Fluenz vaccine please visit Flu Vaccination - Public Health Wales https://phw.nhs.wales/topics/immunisation-and-vaccines/fluvaccine/ This consent form must be completed by a parent or a guar...
Harvest Collection
This year we will be collecting for Abergavenny Food Bank. Please bring any donations to the Primary or Secondary site reception.
Thank You
02/10/2023
King Henry VIII 3-19 School on X Our September newsletter has been published: https://t.co/qdS5EMxWZB
02/10/2023
FLU VACCINATION DATE: 23/10/23
Dear Parents/Carers,
Please see message from the School Nursing Service below:
The School Nursing Service will be visiting the school to offer pupils a nasal flu spray vaccine on Monday 23rd October 2023.
The consent form can be completed here: https://forms.office.com/e/eyggpck0Kf
Please submit one form per child no later than 48 hours before the above date. Any consent forms submitted after this time may result in your child not receiving their vaccine on the day. Should you have any difficulties accessing the above link, please contact 01633 431685 for further support.
It’s very important to protect your child from flu to make sure they stay as healthy as possible, as flu is likely to circulate this winter. The best flu vaccine for most children is a nasal spray. This is the vaccine that will be given on the day. For information about flu vaccination please visit phw.nhs.wales/fluvaccine.
Thank you,
Fill | 2023/24 Childhood Influenza School Vaccination Programme Consent Form This Consent form is for Reception - Year 11 only. For current information about Flu and the Fluenz vaccine please visit Flu Vaccination - Public Health Wales https://phw.nhs.wales/topics/immunisation-and-vaccines/fluvaccine/ This consent form must be completed by a parent or a guar...
Good Afternoon
The Salvation Army are offering a handful of Christmas Vouchers.
Please come to the school office and see Maezy or Jill if you would like to be put forward.
Tonight at 6:30 until 8:30 it is the Year 6 Open Evening on our Secondary Site.
Thank you
22/09/2023
King Henry VIII 3-19 School on X We are delighted to launch our brand new website https://t.co/jOyUFos2eJ
The photographer will be in this Friday to take individual photos of the pupils.
20/09/2023
19/09/2023
King Henry VIII 3-19 School on X Some amazing learning taking place at King Henry VIII 3-19 school
Please do not park on the pavements when dropping off / collecting your children.
Thank you
For their safety please can you ensure your child wears a helmet if they ride a bike or scooter to school.
If they ride a bike to school please can they bring a simple combination lock to keep them safe during the school day.
The King Henry VIII 3-19 iron on school badge is now at the office.
It will be one per child please come and pick them up if you would like one
Thank you
Please ensure your childs name is on each piece of uniform they wear/bring to school.
Thank You
01/09/2023
King Henry VIII 3-19 School - Wellbeing on X Year 6 (nearly Year 7!) pupils - we have sent your parents / carers an email today regarding some resources on our website. Check out the video tour, transition booklet and associated quizzes https://t.co/sUJa7SaC9J to prepare you for Tuesday 5th September.
01/09/2023
King Henry VIII 3-19 School on X We are looking forward to welcoming all our pupils back next week. Please see below for further information.
Good Afternoon
Due to a technical issue on Parent Pay, parents and guardians have been asked not to pre book any meals today while they rectify the issue.
Thank You
23/07/2023
NOW FULLY BOOKED
Some spaces have become available for Food and Fun provision this summer, there is a limited number for spaces on this provision.
The scheme is for children who have attended primary school in years reception to year 6 in academic year 2022-2023. ‘Food and Fun’ is a WLGA funded school-based education programme that provides food and nutrition education, physical activity, enrichment sessions and healthy meals to children during the school summer holidays.
Food and Fun provision this summer, the spaces will be offered on a first come first basis. Please complete the link below
Food and Fun: https://bit.ly/3ruyocIN
Bore da pawb,
as it is the last day of term tomorrow, children can wear their own clothes if they wish.
Tomorrow is our whole school Summer Picnic 🧺🌤️🥪
There will be no school dinner option or jacket potatoes
Thank you
A reminder that Year 6 Leavers Assembly is today at 10am.
15/07/2023
15/07/2023
Come join us at Deri Fest! 11-3pm
14/07/2023
I hope everyone is excited for Deri fest tomorrow 🤩🤩🤩🤩11-3pm.
The free activities will be . . .
• Ariel dance blast
• bouncy castle
• face painting
• animal interactive
• samba and african drumming workshops
• football shootout
• archery
Food and drinks will also be available to purchase from
• Zanaobia
• the chock shop
•box'd pizza van
• copners ice cream van
• hog roast stall
See you all there!!! 🎉🎉🎉
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