We are a small and very friendly group with twelve children currently attending and three members of staff.
The children thoroughly enjoyed performing in the production ‘Whoops-a-Daisy Angel’ and I’m sure their family and friends who attended would agree that a lovely time was had by all.  A big thank you to everyone involved in helping and to all who attended.
This half term our topic is ‘people who help us’.  We are arranging a trip to Reepham Fire Station. We will be receiving visits from a policewoman (who will be bringing along a police car for the children to look at) and a representative from the R.S.P.C.A.
Spaces available
The Pre-School is open Mon-Fri from 9.00am to 12.00pm for age 2 years (by mutual agreement) to 4 ½ years.
There are currently spaces available.  If anyone is interested in reserving a space or would like to arrange a visit please contact Tracey on 07990 963345.

Linda, Tracey and Sharon
 

BAWDESWELL MOTHER, BABY AND TODDLER

Mother, Baby and Toddler is held in the White mobile behind Bawdeswell School every Thursday during term time 1.30 – 3pm. £1 per family inc. tea/coffee.

Come along for a chat and to meet other parents/carers while your children play and make new friends. All welcome.

BAWDESWELL COMMUNITY 
                                 PRIMARY SCHOOL
                                       Telephone: (01362) 688282

Changes to Staff
Welcome to Mrs Oven who is covering maternity leave for Mrs Bates in the office. 
Miss Foucher is job sharing with Mrs Hallam in Class 4 to release Mrs Horner for administration tasks. This arrangement is for one full term only. 
Congratulations
Well done Rebecca Smith for achieving a Merit Pass for her Grade 1 Clarinet exam.
Tsunami Disaster
Our super mums organised a cake stall, raffle and a non-uniform day to collect money for the above appeal, on Friday 14th January. We would all like to say a big Thank You to everybody who supported our fundraising day .  We managed to raise £450.00.  Without your help  it wouldn’t have been possible to raise that amount.
Class 2
During the spring term, Class 2 will be learning about their local community, past and present.  In particular, we will be thinking about how farming has changed in Bawdeswell and what it might have been like to attend Bawdeswell School in years gone by.  If you have any old photographs of Bawdeswell, or any tales to tell, I would be very grateful to hear from you...  Many thanks, Anita Wilson.