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2023

27/11/2023 9:21 AM

Good morning,

Below is a list of key dates and events which are coming up during this half-term. For each event, which is specific to a year group, a year group message will be sent out by class teachers on Class Dojo. The messages will detail times of the events and for some events there will be information on how to book.

29th November- Parents' Evening 30th November- Parents' Evening

1st December- Reverend Rachel in to lead worship

6th December- Year 3 and Year 4 Christmas disco after school (booking via Parent Pay)

6th December- Year 5 Ancient Egyptian workshop in school

8th December- Year 3 trip to Cresswell Crags

13th December- Year 3 singing event at The Crooked Spire

13th December- Year 5 and Year 6 Christmas disco (booking via Parent Pay)

14th December- Year 3 singing event 2.45pm (a repeat of the performance at The Crooked Spire)

19th December- Year 3 and Year 4 Christmas production to parents in the school hall from 2.15pm 20th December- Christmas dinner day- children can come to school in uniform and a Christmas jumper

20th December- Year 6 Christmas service in church at 9.45am.

20th December- Year 3 and Year 4 Christmas production to parents in the school hall from 9.15am

21st December- Year 3 and Year 4 Christmas production to parents in the school hall from 9.15am

22nd December- Year 4 trip to the Mandir in Derby

22nd December- break up for the Christmas holiday/ non uniform day and a Christmas themed hat (for those who don't have one, there will be an opportunity to make one in school)

8th January 2024- INSET Day

9th January 2024- Children return to school

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The Bolsover Team

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