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Camden Spring Slam
Year 4 have been competing in the SPRING SLAM. This is a Times Table contest for Year 4 Camden Schools. We came 5th out of 25 schools. In the final week 15 out of 25 children in our class scored maximum points. Really well done Year 4!!
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#LetGirlsPlay
On Friday 8th March, girls from Years 5 and 6 enjoyed an opportunity to play football at Haverstock Secondary School in support of #LetGirlsPlay. It was a tremendous occasion and the girls were proud to represent our school team after taking part in an inter-school league earlier in the year.
After arriving at Haverstock, the girls took part in a morning training session, spurred on by young leaders at Haverstock, who cheered them on and boosted their resilience. They were ready and excited to take part! During the games, our pupils rose to the challenge playing fantastic football against secondary school pupils. Whilst there, they also met some VIPS, including Fara Williams, Sir Keir Starmer and Mark Bullingham! These famous faces were friendly and supportive and helped our girls realise the importance of the initiative. The girls spoke with confidence whilst being interviewed about how much football means to them.
Back at school, our Year 6 girls supported Hawley’s younger players during our #LetGirlsPlay training session. They ran their own events for almost 50 girls in Years 1-6!
Overall, it was a fantastic opportunity and we hope to encourage more girls to take part in sporting activities and events in the future!
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Red Nose Day!
Red Nose Day is on Friday 15th March we are looking forward to celebrating the day by wearing a funny hat to celebrate.
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#LetGirlsPlay
Next Friday (8th March) Hawley is proud to be running a #LetGirlsPlay football training session after school for all Hawley girls Year 1 and up. It will be a brilliant opportunity to help build a love of sport and an opportunity to discuss the importance of keeping a healthy lifestyle throughout life. Please keep an eye out for a letter coming home.
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World Book Day!
At Hawley, we are celebrating by dressing up as a character from a book. Remember, there is no need to buy anything new, but instead think creatively about what you have at home. Ask your child about the book they are reading in class. Could they come as one of the characters? We will be holding a World Book Day Parade on Thursday to enjoy all the wonderful costumes!
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Zebra Crossing
As you are all aware, we have been concerned about the safety of the zebra crossing outside of our school for some time. We have tried different measures to get traffic to slow down, however even our lovely bollards were stolen within a week of being purchasedAbu Kibrya, parent of children in Year 3 and Year 4, has been speaking to our local councillor, Pat Callaghan, about our concerns. She has arranged for a meeting to take place at Castlehaven, with her and TFL to discuss the issue on Thursday 8th February 6:30pm We need as many parents as possible to attend the meeting
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Place 2 Be
Just in case you missed this information in our previous newsletter, we are sending it out again. If you are going through a challenging time as a parent, Parenting Smart might be just what you need!
This website shares practical tips to support children’s wellbeing and behaviour using very quick reads and short videos. It is well worth having a look. Please click on the link below –
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Christmas at Hawley
The Nativity
On the last day of term, Thursday 21st December, at 10am, the Reception class will be performing the story of The Nativity. This is always a lovely way to end the term and we hope that many of you can join us on the day.
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Elves and the Shoemaker
Well done to our Year 1 and Year 2 classes, who performed splendidly in their end of year performance of ‘The Elves and the Shoemaker’. Despite some last minute changes to the music accompaniment, the children’s singing and dancing was superb!
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Winter Fair
Raised approximately £1,300!
We would like to thank LabTech and all the other local businesses and individuals for their generous donations.
