by the Rights Respecting Council. Their first meeting is to decide which charity we support this time. We made £151.50 for the charity and over £850 for our funds which is a fantastic amount. We hope that you have seen our fantastic new library this week at Parents Evening. We would like to thank Paul Henderson, one of our parents who painted the amazing murals on the walls. We worked alongside the Rights Respecting Council who had a wish list of items and managed to incorporate many of the items into the library, a rug, seating, colourful walls to name a few. We are also hoping to buy some tablets for the children’s use when they are in the library. We have all worked really hard on this project and I know the children are very excited by their new library which makes all the hard work so worthwhile. We have also bought some games for the Breakfast Club to use, please see that part of the newsletter for more information as well as giving each teacher £100 to spend on their classroom. We will report in a future newsletter about what the teachers choose to buy, but I have heard mention, new wet play games, a rug and a camera. All the items we have chosen to fund this term directly benefit your children and it’s great to be spending some money as opposed to making money all the time! Thank you for all your support this half term. For up to date information about all of our fundraising please request to join our Facebook group which is a group just for parents of children at Hawkes Farm Academy. Bamford - Chair of the Friends of Hawkes Farm From the staff and children at Hawkes Farm: A huge thank you to the Friends of Hawkes Farm for your wonderful work around school! We are absolutely thrilled with our new library, which is all down to their hard work organising the various fundraising events throughout the year. Thank you! Date Event Time School Immunisation Team Friday 3rd November Flu vaccination for R-Y4 inclusive All day
by the Rights Respecting Council. Their first meeting is to decide which charity we support this time. We made £151.50 for the charity and over £850 for our funds which is a fantastic amount. We hope that you have seen our fantastic new library this week at Parents Evening. We would like to thank Paul Henderson, one of our parents who painted the amazing murals on the walls. We worked alongside the Rights Respecting Council who had a wish list of items and managed to incorporate many of the items into the library, a rug, seating, colourful walls to name a few. We are also hoping to buy some tablets for the children’s use when they are in the library. We have all worked really hard on this project and I know the children are very excited by their new library which makes all the hard work so worthwhile. We have also bought some games for the Breakfast Club to use, please see that part of the newsletter for more information as well as giving each teacher £100 to spend on their classroom. We will report in a future newsletter about what the teachers choose to buy, but I have heard mention, new wet play games, a rug and a camera. All the items we have chosen to fund this term directly benefit your children and it’s great to be spending some money as opposed to making money all the time! Thank you for all your support this half term. For up to date information about all of our fundraising please request to join our Facebook group which is a group just for parents of children at Hawkes Farm Academy. Bamford - Chair of the Friends of Hawkes Farm From the staff and children at Hawkes Farm: A huge thank you to the Friends of Hawkes Farm for your wonderful work around school! We are absolutely thrilled with our new library, which is all down to their hard work organising the various fundraising events throughout the year. Thank you! Date Event Time Friday 3rd November School Immunisation Team Flu vaccination for R-Y4 inclusive All day
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