Newsletter Week 15

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Friday 19th January 2024 DIARY FOR WEEK COMMENCING 22nd January 2024

MON DAY

Year 1 & 2 Fascinating Facts Year 1 Cricket* Year 2 & 3 Football* Year 3 Virtual Reality (cancelled)

Year 1 Lets Get Moving

TUE SDAY

Year 1 Wellbeing Year 2 STEM Year 2 & 3 French Year 3 Swimming Year 3 Tennis* Year 2 & 3 Dance Club*

WE DN E S DAY

Year 1 Football Skills* Year 1 Yoga* Year 2 & 3 Choir

School Council Year 1 Board Games

THURS DAY

Year 1 Outdoor Games Year 2 Tennis* Year 2 Art Yeat 2 & 3 European Cultures Year 3 Netball

Year 3 Cookery Year 3 Sewing Year 1 Lexia

FRI DAY

This week our Monday raising. I read from the put you in touch with assembly posed the book Rob and Kevin one of the team. question ‘What is True have written for Friendship?’ Friendship children entitled ‘With I attended Evensong is one of our seven You Every Step’, a this week with Mr school values at St great blueprint for Hardy and the CEO Peter’s 2-18 and friendship. It’s from The Independent through this value we wonderful book and Association of Prep ask all members of our some proceeds from Schools (IAPS). The school to help us to be the sale of each book choristers, some of a welcoming, caring go towards MND whom were pupils at 2and inclusive research. Of their 8, sung beautifully and community in which we friendship and the book fulfil their role with can all feel valued and Rob said, "I wanted to consummate grow in confidence. To do this book with Kev professionalism. Some help the children to to highlight the of our Year 3 pupils understand this, I told importance of attended chorister them about the friendship and show voice trials this week incredible, inspirational that there are many and we congratulate and selfless story of the ways to be strong,". Of the children who have enduring friendship their friendship Kevin secured a place as between Rob Burrow said, "He'll never probationers for next and Kevin Sinfield. Both understand the year. legendary rugby league inspiration he's given players at Leeds me and the real The new school Rhinos, they excelled perspective he's given counsellors were very for their team and were me on what is truly excited and proud to be two of the most important in life." The elected by their successful and children learned that classmates and get to decorated players of friendship is not about work! Yesterday, they their generation. It is what we can get for went to the main however their ourselves but how we reception to see the friendship that marks can help and support proposed uniform and them out. The pair first others and be there in talk with Mrs Opie and met as young children both happy and tough share their opinions. It on the rugby field and times. was great to gain their soon struck up a views and they took friendship through their On Tuesday,I attended photographs to take love of the sport. Their the Friends of St back to their classes to friendship endured Peter’s (FOSP) 2-8 discuss with their decades of highs and meeting. We are very classmates and we lows, but it is since appreciative of the endeavour to provide 2019 that it has come work of the Friends, opportunities for the into the public eye who organise a range of children to get involved when Rob was wonderful events for in shaping their school. diagnosed with Motor the parents and My thanks to Mrs Neurone Disease. Rob children. These include Salisbury who runs approached his MND the quiz and the ball, school council. diagnosis with his fund raisers for our trademark positivity school charity and fund A copy of The Peterite and resilience resources that enhance Magazine was sent determined to do all he the educational home to you this week. could to raise funds for experience for the This gives a glimpse research and Kevin children. We are into the life of the joined him in this delighted that they school and the many endeavour. Kevin have been able to buy and varied highlights decided to take on new sets of overalls for that make our school a gruelling marathon Forest School this term. very special and unique challenges which to A huge thank you for place. I hope that you date have raised over these from the all the enjoy reading it. £10 million for research children and staff. Any and support for MND undamaged overalls I hope that you have a sufferers. His last from the current sets lovely weekend. challenge was to run will be donated to a With best wishes, seven marathons in local primary school seven days, including too. If you are one leg which finished interested in getting at the Minster, where involved, please do he was joined by some come along to the pupils from St Peter’s meetings or pop into to help with fund the office and we can

Newsletter No: 15

Year 1 Street Dance* Year 2 Quiz Year 2 & 3 Lioness Football* Year 2 & 3 Running Club Year 2 & 3 Cricket* Year 3 STEM




Musical Notes This week we held the Chorister auditions for York Minster. Six of our Year 3 children sang to Mr Sharpe, Director of Music and took part in a workshop with our singing teacher Ms Cunnold. They all sang beautifully, overcoming their nerves and Mr Sharpe was impressed with all of the children. Well done to all of our children, whatever the outcome, you really all gave it your best effort.

















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24 Hour Five A Side Football Challenge On Friday 26 January, a 24-hour five a side football challenge will be kicking off at 6am. Teams will play in a continuous tournament until the following morning and we’ll be welcoming current and former pupils of all ages, staff and visiting teams to take part in the 24 -hour period. The football marathon will take place in the school sports hall and will be raising money to be split equally across the following charities: The Motor Neurone Disease Association, supporting the Doddie Weir and Rob Burrows campaigns. York Mind The York Childrens’ Charity The Keys for Life Bursary Fund Cash donations are welcomed on and around the day and collection buckets will be available in the sports hall and throughout the school. Your generosity is very much appreciated. If you would like to know more about the event and how to get involved, please contact Paddy Stephen.









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