Crestwood Park Primary School

This week has ended with a Well-Being Day in school. The children arrived wearing colours that made them happy and continued to have a happy day! Throughout the day, children have had the opportunity to consider their own mental health and we, as always, have prioritised their mental well- being. The children have enjoyed being active with a dancing work shop led by Mrs Cadman and enaging in lots of sensory play. We even created a graffitti wall for them to write positive messages on for all to see!

As always our newsletter contains some photos of the children demonstrating their fun and focus at Crestwood Park Primary- keep scrolling to see photos from today and of our wonderful children completing more acts of kindness…

We would like to say a very big HAPPY BIRTHDAY to... Dylan, Logan and Evan who have celebrated their birthday this week or will be celebrating over the weekend!

Reception Jamie, Alfie A-H, William, Daisy, Joey, Mikel, Maya, Boris, Lennox, Eden-Rae, Mia, Ivie, Charlie, Theodor, Archie, Jack, Yen, Ivar-Jack, Nancy-Mae, Ivie-Leigh, Lotte, Oakley, Saharsh, Sohansh

Year One Ella, Aaron, Jak, William, Stanley, Jack, Adah, Evelyn, Alexander, Bailey, Jacob, Ezmae, Archie, Ella, Tyler, Rudy, Roman, Elsie, Harry, Layna, Beatrice, Paisley, Kayden, Riley

Year Two Brianna, Theo, Harlen, Zachary, Emma, Eva, Archie, Billie, Arthur, Joey, Conor, Amelia, Thomas, Oliver, Lainey, Cody, Darcie, William, Mia-Louise, Kara, Harmonee, Jessica, Kayden, Sienna-Rose, Ronnie

Year Three Betsy, Mason, Eve, Lotty, Grace, Zach, Mason, Isabella, Fearne, Nathan, Rosie, Mihail, Tanatswa, Delilah, Tanatswa, Nahla, Ashley, Joshua, Hassan, Evan, Chloe, Mya, Emilie, Benjamin, Millie, Joshua

Year Four Isacc, Dollie-Lou, Jayden, Lucas, Xavier, Oceanna, Jenson, Elsie, Isabella, Harper-Rose, Declan, Jake, Benjamin, Faith, Baani, Mercy, Isla, Rosie, Haidar-Ali, Ashleigh, Jasmine, Leila-Rae, Lilly Mai, Evelyn-Mae, Caelan, Nathaniel, Amber, Renesmai

Year Five Lily, Esmè, Rhys, Daisy, Kaiden, Harry, Lillie, Harrison, Ty, George, Annalise, Amber, Harvey, Daniel, Kyle, Nicholas, Danielle, Faye, Teddy, Jack-James, Logan, Amelia, Isabella, Eden, Samuel, Darius, Ameliya, Leah

Year Six Harry, Savannah, Sienna, James, Nate, Tiana, Rosie, Oliver, Max, Dannii, Jakob, Mabel, Ian, Taylor, Jack, Ava, Alina, Sara, Jamie, Alana, Elliot, Rhylee, Shannon, Jacob, Lola, Callum, Sofiana, Ethan, Dylan

Don't forget that we are closed on Monday 6th May for Bank Holiday - we look forward to seeing you all on Tuesday 7th May!

From making cakes to wonderful posters reminding us of an important issue- the kind acts are still coming! 

Tesco Community Grant Programme 

We are in the running to win £500 to help enhance our forest school area, but we need your help!

Next time you pop to any Tesco in the Dudley borough please vote for us by asking for some blue tokens at the checkout and dropping them into the relevant voting box as you leave the store.

Thank you!

Monday - Sign Language Club

Tuesday - Worcester Cricket Club Sessions 

              - KS2 Table/Tennis Club

Thursday - KS1 Kwik Cricket 

                - Years 1 - 6 Running Club 

You can book afterschool club sessions via your Teachers2Parents app. 

We are really grateful for any donation we receive and the little things really do go a long way!

Thank you Mia for our magnetic board erasers! 

Finally...

On a day where we have focused on promoting well-being, this week I wil close the newsletter with a recipe for you all…

Here's a Recipe for a Great Bank Holiday Weekend:

1. Avoid Work Emails and Social Media…
2. Spend Time with Friends and Family. ...
3. Exercise. ...
4. Get Outside. ...
5. Enjoy Good Food and Drink. ...
6. Do What You Love to Do.

Safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children is the responsibility of everyone in our school and at all times we consider what is in our children's best interests. We work to ensure our children are safe and cared for and by doing this we are protecting their health and development and preventing them from harm.  If we are worried, we will raise concerns, share information and take prompt action with the aim of ensuring families receive the right help at the right time.