Halloween Disco - 19th October
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Dear parent/guardian,
On Wednesday 19th October we will be holding a non-uniform day in school for fun and to also help raise money for School Funds. The theme for the day is ‘Halloween’and we are very excited to see what frightful outfits our children will wear! Please note however that this is not compulsory and your child may come in wearing normal clothing if they wish. We ask that all children that do come to school in non-uniform bring in a cash donation (£1 is a suggested amount).
On the same day, we are holding a Halloween Disco in the evening. As normal, the ticket price for this event will be £1 and will include a free drink.Hot Dogswill be available for the children to buy at school for£1 eachwhileCrispsandDrinkscanalso be purchased for 30p each.
The School Hall will be used for the Disco and will be suitably decorated to meet our Spooky Halloween Theme so be very afraid!
We are holding two separate discos, the first Disco will be for Year 3/4 children who will remain at school and this begins at 3:15pm. All children wishing to stop for this disco will need to give their teachers £1 for the entry. Those stopping for the disco will be released via the main entrance after it is finished at 4:30pm. Please make your way up to the main yard to collect your children promptly as we have the upper school disco shortly after.
The second Disco will be for Y5/6 children and will be run in a more traditional fashion of £1 entry on the door. Children should not arrive on site before 4:50, the main reception doors will open at approximately 5pm. The same food and related items will be available and children will be leaving via the main entrance at 6:15pm so again, if you can make your way onto the main yard in good time ready for a swift exit as we will have a lot of clearing up to do!
We hope the children enjoy this event and that it proves a good day for all! If you require further information, please contact the office and we will answer any questions you have.
Yours sincerely,
Adrian Hayes
Headteacher