Si m b a Bablakediary Mon 23 April Year 5 - Herbert Art Gallery
Wed 2 May Year 6 - WWII visit to Coventry Cathedral Mon 7 May School Closed Wed 9 May SATS Years 4, 5 & 6 Fri 25 May Year 3 - Brueton Park Mon 28 May - Fri 1 June Half-Term Tue 5 June Year 6 - Space Centre Thu 7 June New Parents Visit 6.30pm PA BBQ 7.00pm Mon 18 June Music Concert 5.00pm Tue 26 June Prize Giving 7.00pm Tue 3 July Sports Day 1.00pm Thu 5 July Summer Term Ends 11.00am
NEWS & VIEWS FROM BABLAKE JUNIOR SCHOOL ISSUE 2 SPRING 2007
LET IT SNOW This term has certainly been an interesting one with activities ranging from the excitement everyone had in the snow to the visit from Coventry University who engaged Year 6 most thrillingly with some very stimulating interactive Science experiments. Katie Carlson and James Quirke won this year’s Creative Writing Scholarships and enjoyed an inspiring weekend at Pearse House honing their writing skills. We look forward to reading their published works as soon as the books are ready. Well done to both of them. Our cross country teams have continued to be most successful with the boys running with great determination to win the Coventry Schools Relay Competition. The girls too showed much grit to come in 4th and the mixed team, made up of Year 3 and 4 students in an U11 race, ran with great heart to come in 5th. Every Tuesday almost fifty children train around Bablake field. This says a great deal that is positive about them and their coach Mrs Crisford. We have continued to have tremendous sporting success elsewhere with the U11 boys reaching the final of the Coventry Indoor 4-a-side football competition, where they narrowly lost 3-2. They also made the final of the Warwickshire Cricket Competition where once again they were narrowly beaten. In the National Hockey Finals the boys acquitted themselves well after losing on penalty kicks in the semi-final of the Warwickshire competition. The girls too have played very well with many a thrilling netball victory to their credit and our U10 hockey team narrowly losing out in the quarter-finals of the National Prep Schools Competition. Teaching at Bablake Junior School continues to be a pleasure. The children respond with great enthusiasm to the challenges and everyone is inclined to make the most of their opportunities. In this context you will be interested to know that the school will be inspected by the Independent Schools Inspectorate at the end of next February. We look forward to sharing our successes with them.
Mr N A Price Headmaster