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Established in 1988, St Piran’s School is housed in attractive and well maintained premises which houses 70 children aged between three and sixteen. It is a friendly, well-ordered community with a positive ethos where pupils make good friendships with each other and relate well to staff. Pupils are treated with respect and valued equally. They have a clear sense of right and wrong. There is a good sense of community within the school and pupils who enter the school are quickly made to feel welcome. The school places a strong emphasis on good manners and politeness.

The curriculum is broad and balanced and helps to prepare the children for the next stage in their education. A wide variety of after school and lunchtime clubs provide additional activities and experiences for pupils of all ages. Educational visits to local places of interest and an annual residential visit (for Years 5 upwards) further enrich the curriculum.

20th January 2012

Dear Parents
House Points
Godrevy 1 Pendeen 31 Trevose 37

Special Awards
Nursery Kian Hoskin
Years 5/6 Ella Williams
Rec/Year 1 Elizabeth Parkinson
Year 7 Jack Douglas
Years 2/3 Ethan Tempest
Years 8/9 Jasmine Burrell
Year 4 Jolyon Clark-Davies
Lunchtime Award - Jayden Russell

Pet Days:
Following a request from the School Council we shall be inviting small pets into school next week beginning 23rd January. No cats, dogs or large animals can be accommodated and if your child is allergic to smaller animals please let the Class Teacher know. All pets should have suitable accommodation and appropriate supplies of food and water. Handling sessions will only take place under teacher supervision. Please fill in the attached form if your son or daughter would like to bring his or her pet to school on the day listed below.
Monday - Nursery & Reception/Year 1
Tuesday - Year 2/3
Wednesday - Year 4
Thursday - Year 5/6
Friday - Year 7, 8/9, 10/11

Parents Evening:
Parents will have the opportunity to consult with teachers on pupils’ progress on the evening of Thursday 23rd February. Appointment booking sheets will be available from Monday 20th February.

Open Day:
We shall be holding an Open Day with workshop activities from 10.00 a.m. to 2.00 p.m. on Saturday 4th February. Once again we should be very grateful for assistance from pupils from Year 3 onwards. Pupils act as guides and take part in workshops and snacks and lunch are provided for participants. Please sign and return the attached slip to the Office if you would like to help.

Nursery:
If anyone has any small boxes e.g. makeup boxes would they bring them into Nursery next week, before Wednesday, to help with our junk dragon modelling activity for Chinese New Year.

Best wishes for an enjoyable weekend.

Carol A de Labat
Headteacher