Daily Keswick 2019 updates are available by visiting the News and Events tab on the school website and clicking on Residential Visits - Keswick 2019.

 

Have a look every day to see what the pupils have been doing.  It looks like they are having a great time!

"Members of the School Council and the Asquith LTD team visited the Veolia Material Recovery Facility on the 20th June to find out why we should recycle. We learned that an apple core takes 8 weeks to rot down, a banana skin takes 6 weeks. A sheet of paper takes 6 weeks BUT a glossy magazine takes between 20 to 50 YEARS! Lets make sure all those newspapers and magazines go in the blue bin, so they can be turned into other newspapers!

 

We also learned that many resources get put in the green bin which should be recycled like plastic bottles and tin cans. We could all do better at recycling. We will be continuing to improve our recycling next year with the Asquith LTD ECO Group. Look out for more information in Sept about how your children can join the Asquith LTD group."

A number of pupils from Asquith, Berry Hill, Wynndale and Oak Tree Primary School will be taking part in the 'Collaboration Concert' at the Palace Theatre on Monday 10th June 2019.  

The KS2 coffee afternoon on Friday 22nd March was enjoyed by pupils and everyone that came to support the event.  We raised £55.46.

This year we had a non uniform day to raise money for Red Nose Day, staff and pupils donated £1 and we raised £300.   Thank you for your support.

World Book Day - 7/3/2019.  Pupils and staff donated £1 and came to school dressed as their favourite character, we had Princesses, Harry Potter Characters and dinosaurs, just to name a few. We held a book sale during the day and raised an amazing £397.40.  We would like to thank everyone who supported the event.

On the 5th and 6th of March 2K raised money for Juliet,  children decorated cakes and they raised £34.00. Well done!

KS1 are raising funds for their library, they held a cake sale on Monday 11th and Tuesday 12th February and raised an amazing £115.00.

Thank you to everyone who supported the event.

As from Tuesday 23rd April the cost of school dinners will increase by 1p to £2.30 per meal.  The new cost for a 5 day week is £11.50.  Please remember if you want to change your child from school dinners to packed lunches or packed lunches to school dinners the school office needs to be informed at the end of the term or half term.

Pupils in 3/4T paid £1 to come into school and wear their dressing gowns and slippers for the day.  £27.00 was raised for Juliet (Action Aid).