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15 June 2020
TO KEY WORKERS who have been using King’s Park staff to cover their children during lockdown for Covid19.
Dear parent/guardian,
I write to inform you that cover for the children of Key Workers and vulnerable children will end for the summer on Tuesday 30th June.
I am sure you will agree with the Board of Governors in expressing their thanks to those staff members who have supported you and your children since the 23rd March. Like you, we have all had to reorganise our lifelong daily routines during lockdown and we all hope and trust that life in the coming months can return to the ‘new normal’ as smoothly as possible.
As for the ‘new normal’, we in schools are still very unclear what that will look like, but we hope we will receive clear guidance from the Minister of Education sooner rather than later so that we can put procedures in place to make the return of your children to King’s Park as stress free as possible.
We will be writing to all parents again on 19th June regarding arrangements for school closing on the 30th June and other related matters.
Finally, thank you for your cooperation over this past three months and we hope you and your children will stay safe and have an enjoyable summer break.
Yours sincerely
T Shields
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Mr DTO Shields
Principal
Issued on behalf of NI Libraries – If you would like more information about this initiative email NI Libraries at feedback@librariesni.org.uk
Libraries NI is delighted to announce details of ‘Silly Squad’, Summer Reading Challenge 2020 produced by
The Reading Agency and delivered by libraries which will take place from Monday 15 June.
The Silly Squad, Summer Reading Challenge, is a free, exciting way to keep
young people aged 4 - 11 years reading during the summer months.
Children can sign up for free here.
This week's theme for messages of hope is 'Friendship.'
Remember to send your artwork to kpmessagesofhope@gmail.com - we really love to see all your lovely pictures!
This week's theme is 'Gratitude' and artwork should be based around things that our pupils are thankful for. These can be more personally specific than our more general NHS Thank yous a few months ago.
Maybe you would like to make a thank you card to send to someone to brighten their day!
Remember to send us a picture of your artwork at the usual address
kpmessagesofhope@gmail.com
Dear Parent/Guardian
Your child’s Post Primary Placement letter should arrive tomorrow Thursday 4th June.
In the event of your letter not arriving or should your child not receive a placement in their 1st preference choice of school Mr Shields will be available from 1pm to 5pm on Thursday 4th June to receive any queries or concerns you may have.
Please email Mr Shields using dshields234@c2kni.net and include the following information in order to confirm your child’s identity: child’s full name, date of birth and postal address.
Admissions Helpdesk
The Education Authority Helpdesk will be in operation from 1pm to 5pm on Thursday 4th June. It can be contacted on 028 9598 5595 or via email on postprimaryadmissions@eani.org.uk. It will operate Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm thereafter. Further information will also be available on the Education Authority website www.eani.org.uk/admissions
SEN Helpdesk
The SEN Helpdesk (028 9598 5960) can provide information to parents of children with Statements of Special Educational Needs. The SEN Helpline operates Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm.
This website features some important information, contact details and resources for any of our pupils who take music lessons in school from Education Authority Music Tutors:
This week’s theme for Messages of Hope is ‘Show Kindness’.
Pupils could illustrate these words, find a quote about kindness to illustrate or draw something that they could do to show kindness to others. However, the most important thing to do this week is to actually show kindness to others!
As usual, please send artwork to kpmessagesofhope@gmail.com