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What Christmas is for video release, Tuesday 15th December, 11.30 am.
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The Department for Education (DfE) is seeking to minimise the burden of track and trace falling on schools over the Christmas period and has suggested that schools
use Friday 18 December as an In Service Training Day to support this aim.
Therefore, all of the schools within The Three Rivers Learning Trust will break up for Christmas for students at the end of the school day on Thursday 17 December.Ā Ā
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Children and young people from across the region who sing or play an instrumentĀ will unite through musicĀ this December.
Covid-19 restrictions meantĀ thatĀ the usualĀ concert which would be hosted by Music Partnership North, showcasing the broad musical talent of students from acrossĀ NorthumberlandĀ and NewcastleĀ cannot take place for Christmas 2020, but through the determination of Music Partnership North, students, and parents the show will go on, albeit slightly different.Ā Ā
So get the popcorn ready, settle back in your favourite chair, turn up the heating, join us at 7.00 pm on the MPN YouTube page, oh and please hit SUBSCRIBE!
Make sure to save this linkĀ Unity Through MusicĀ andĀ have a look at the poster attached, you may just see a familiar face or two.
With effect from 2nd December 2020, Emblematic will be opening their shop in Bedlington on the following days;
Wednesday 12.00 pm ā 5.00 pm
Saturday 10.00 am ā 4.00 pm
We would like to invite pupils to come to school on Friday 11th December 2020 wearing their Christmas jumper (all other uniform items apart from jumpers should remain the same). There will be a voluntary contribution of Ā£1 for this non-uniform day with all proceeds going to Save the Children.
There is no need to buy a new jumper for this, how about swapping with a friend, decorating a jumper you already have with tinsel and baubles or wearing one from last year?
This is the best bitā¦ by doing this we are raising money to change the future of children all over the world by making a positive difference to their lives.
Letās get sparkly and Merry Christmas from all of us here at Newminster Middle School.
Newminster Middle School are taking part in the Music Partnership North’s ‘Christmas Virtual Performance’ of Fiona Landerās song, ‘What Christmas is For’.Ā
Students will be recorded singing and signing this song at school.Ā Students will also need to practise at home as well as school as the deadline for filming is the end of November. The resources needed to practise are below;
Ā https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/18SFAqpwToOwcx6qAcGpMbOOrib3WN64Z?usp=sharingĀ
As part of this, there will be a video produced with all the schools who have taken part.Ā We are encouraging anyone viewing the video to donate to the homeless charity, Crisis.Ā A link showing how you can donate to this charity in the final video which will be released in December.
Get singing and signing.
Pudsey Art Show!
For this yearās ‘Children in Need’ Newminster Middle School in Morpeth, who have been recently awarded Artmark Platinum for the second time in a row, came together on Friday 13th November to produce a Pudsey Art show!
Although the whole school community couldn’t be together in person at the moment due to COVID19, their art could be on show as one united unit.
Each student and staff member in school created a piece of art for the exhibition (models, painting, sketches, baking, bunting, gem art, jewellery, textiles, lego, digital images) which covered the school hall using the theme of friendship, care, Children in Need, Pudsey and charity.
In addition to theĀ art show they held a Pudsey themed non-uniform day to raise money for the charity with a raffle of a Pudsey themed hamper for this fantastic charity!
Findings from recent research shows that right now the coronavirus pandemic is having a huge impact on the mental health and well-being of UK children, and for those who were already facing disadvantages, life has become incredibly difficult. It has never been more important that Children in Need can keep funding life changing projects and charities, providing crucial services for vulnerable children and young people through this crisis.
