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The FRIENDS of DSJ would like to let you know about the next few events that we have planned for the children.
Please see attached calendar of events so you can save the date. We will send out more details on each event nearer the time.
Feel free to follow the friends facebook page where we will post the information too.
From the Friends of DSJ
Monique, Rachel, Lauren, Victoria and Krystal
Thanks to the generosity of your PTA, that TT Rock Stars is now back online and available for all children from Y2 upwards to use!
Please do support your child in accessing it, to help support their times tables work in school. It does make a BIG difference in building their confidence! i have asked your child's class teacher to re-share their password, so that they are able to access their own 'Rock Star'!
With thanks to the PTA for ensuring this valuable resource remains available to the children...
We are delighted to share the news of a NEW food hub now open in Market Deeping! For more details/information, please see the flyer attached below. Additionally, please do give the Deep In Kindness Newsletter a read, as you may find the information included useful.
This document provides an overview of the national curriculum tests for Year 6 students, commonly known as SATs. Covering subjects like English and mathematics, it explains the purpose of these tests, the assessment schedule, and how results are shared and utilized. It also touches on teacher assessments for other subjects, access arrangements, and next steps as students transition to secondary school​.
This guide details the Year 4 multiplication tables check, a brief on-screen assessment designed to evaluate a child’s fluency in recalling times tables up to 12. It describes the structure of the test, accessibility provisions, and the role of parents in supporting their child's preparation. The document emphasizes that the check is a diagnostic tool to ensure future mathematical success​
This document explains the phonics screening check for Year 1 students, aimed at assessing their ability to decode words using phonics. It outlines the purpose of the check, how it is conducted, and how results are used to support children’s reading development. It also provides guidance for parents on how to help their child prepare and further resources for additional support
Providing emergency food to people in crisis.
Every day people in the UK go hungry for reasons ranging from redundancy to receiving an unexpected bill on a low income. A simple box of food makes a big difference, with foodbanks helping prevent crime, housing loss, family breakdown and mental health problems.
Schools, churches, businesses and individuals donate non-perishable, in-date food to a foodbank. Large collections often take place as part of Harvest Festival celebrations and food is also collected at supermarkets.
Volunteers sort food to check that it’s in date and pack it into boxes ready to be given to people in need. Over 40,000 people give up their time to volunteer at foodbanks.
Foodbanks partner with a wide range of care professionals such as doctors, health visitors, social workers and police to identify people in crisis and issue them with a foodbank voucher.
Foodbank clients bring their voucher to a foodbank centre where it can be redeemed for three days’ emergency food. Volunteers meet clients over a warm drink or free hot meal and are able to signpost people to agencies able to solve the longer-term problem.
Our foodbank works using a voucher referral system. Find out more about how we work.
We know that anyone can find themselves at crisis point for a number of different reasons.
In order to provide the most appropriate help for the circumstances of your situation we work with local agencies. If they feel you are struggling to put food on the table, they will issue you with a foodbank voucher. The local agency can also provide long term support if needed to help address some of the issues behind the reasons for your crisis.
Our foodbank works with a number of different agencies, such as Citizens Advice, children’s centres and health visitors. To find out more about the agencies that hold our vouchers and how you can get help, please contact us.
When you visit a referral agency they will take some basic details from you to complete the voucher. This will help them to identify the cause of your crisis and offer practical guidance. It also means we are able to prepare suitable emergency food for the right number of people.
Once you have been issued with a voucher, you can exchange this for a minimum of three days of emergency food at your nearest foodbank centre.
If you are a referral agency and would like to become a registered voucher holder for our foodbank, please contact us to find out more.
We are currently seeking a new parent governor to join our team.
Please see the attached letter regarding the requirements for this and the nomination form to be completed.
Please note all nominations need to be received at the school office before midday on Friday 29th November.
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Please see our 'Vacancies' page for details on two exciting opportunities to join our team!
