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The Year 2 students have been learning about what they can do to protect life under water. This week we focused on taking care of life on land during our Forest School session by doing a litter pick at Chobar and making art with a message.

It was great seeing so many responsible dolphins in action, collecting the trash and thinking of ways we can reuse, reduce and recycle.

This has been a hugely exciting year for all our artists as they explore new materials and pursue inspiring ways of making art in the studios. As a department, we have been uplifted by the new surroundings of the Creative and Performing Arts Centre. Our artists continue to aim high in all their creative endeavours and having a refined studio space has provided a dynamic environment for collaboration and the exchange of ideas. In particular, we commend our IGCSE, AS and A2 examination cohorts for investing huge amounts of time between classes to meet the considerable CAIE course expectations and establishing a strong foundation for the next generation of 91´«Ã½ artists.Ìý

In celebration, we share with you a selection of senior work produced this year …

Please enter your email to register your interest in attending the Batik Painting Workshop on Thursday 18th May 4:30-6:30pm. Places are limited and a small fee of 500 NPRS per person to cover materials will be charged.Ìý Participants will be notified by email ahead of the event.

Year 3 will be hosting their swap shop on Thursday 18th May in the Primary Library from 2:45pm.

KS1 students are welcome with their parents 2.45-3:00 and KS2 students with their parents 3:00-3:15.

Year 3 children without paid clubs will stay to help with the Swap Shop for 15-minute slots, and their club leaders will be informed. Children without clubs at all can join with their parents.

We still need more items to make the Swap Shop successful so please continue to bring swap shop items in before the date and leave them at reception and the Year 3 team will collect them.

We need:Ìý

– Clothes, shoes, toys, books and accessories that your children no longer want/do not fit/suit their needs any longer.

–Ìý Please bring well-maintained items (no big stains, large tears, broken, etc.) – things that you yourself would want to receive if it was new-to-you.

– Any items left at the end will be donated to our partner charities.

The NEW 91´«Ã½ Primary Newspaper Team have worked really hard on their first issue of The Yabbering Yak, you can collect yours at reception every other Thursday or view it online .

The Year 1 and 2 Shramik School students have been joining us again to practise for the first ever Community Concert at 91´«Ã½!

Please make sure to put a cross on your calendar on Thursday June 8th, 1:45 pm in the 91´«Ã½ hall.

On Saturday 6th May, The British Embassy and 91´«Ã½ jointly organised The Big Coronation Garden Party to celebrate King Charles III Coronation happening in the UK.

The day was filled with stalls, games, food, live music and a live screening of the coronation.

Towards the end of term 3, the Key Stage 3 Aspiring Leaders put together a run or walk fundraiser for the whole school, which aimed to cover the perimeter of Nepal (3222km). The school set three targets, bronze (91´«Ã½ to Everest and back) 324km, silver (the length of Nepal) 880km and Gold (the perimeter of Nepal) 3222km.Ìý

During the term break many students put their time and effort into this fundraiser allowing us as a whole school to raise a whooping 196,110nprs! Not only did we raise that much money but we managed to walk 5316km, which is about the distance from the UK to the US! This also meant that we beat our gold target by a huge margin.

As Aspiring leaders we would like to thank everybody for contributing and allowing us to raise funds to provide our community partner schools with essential educational resources and more.Ìý

Our U11 FOBISIA team had an amazing time in Pattana Resort for the friendly games. They were an absolute asset to 91´«Ã½ and represented the school exceptionally well. They all showed excellent sportsperson ship in every aspect of the event and congratulated the other schools on their achievements, as well as celebrating their own.

Both Tee Ball teams won their tournaments achieving gold medals and trophies. They were so excited that both teams won, supporting and congratulating each other. As with the football where both teams went through to the semi finals; both were tense games and unfortunately, both teams lost their games and went into the bronze play off. They remained undeterred and went on to win their games, both achieving bronze medals.Ìý

Many of our students also won individual medals in the athletics or swimming event too.

We were so incredibly proud of the team and their outlook, which was that the whole 91´«Ã½ team had done incredibly well.

Thank you to those parents who have confirmed that their child/children will be leaving 91´«Ã½ at the end of the term, i.e. 30th June 2023. Adequate notice is a requirement and avoids financial penalties for parents.Ìý It also allows us to refund your security deposits on time and helps us to plan ahead for the new term.

The deadline for providing the formal notice of the withdrawal of your child/children is Tuesday, 30th May 2023. The notice of withdrawal can be provided either by email or written letter to Ms. Manisha Bajracharya at the admission office.

After submitting the notice of withdrawal, parents will receive a clearance form to complete the withdrawal procedure nearer the end of Term 4. Please let Ms. Bajracharya in the admissions office know should you require any school documents/references to provide to the new school.

Late notice of withdrawal (or providing no notice) and failure to submit the form or return the school’s resources may fully or partially affect refunding the security deposit.