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Stanley's 32^nd annual Charities Day has kicked off to a great start with a fantastic parade of Easter bonnets and sport-themed outfits- please see photos below. Please come along and visit the children's stalls today, and pop into our kitchen for a bite to eat. All proceeds will go to our chosen charities: Save the Children, Bees Conservation and Research, Cystic Fibrosis, Shooting Star/Chase, Action Aid Sponsorship and collecting Stamps for Teddington Hospital’s Save the Children.

Well done to the following children, who took part in the Richmond Gymnastics Festival:

Matilda R (Chestnut), Josefina P (Birch), Mokaya H (Oak), Margot K (Maple), Dmitriy U (Walnut) and Holly C (Apple).  The children had to learn and perform 3 routines and did a fantastic job. 

The Governors and Senior Leadership Team at Stanley are very keen to receive feedback from as many parents and carers as possible on your views about the school. This year, rather than running a survey for every year group, we are asking everyone to complete the online survey called Parent View run by Ofsted.  The results of this survey will be published on the Ofsted website, allowing us to benchmark ourselves against other local schools, and we are asking all parents and carers to give us feedback this way.

To complete the survey online you will need to register online at this URL: https://parentview.ofsted.gov.uk/give-your-views

You will need to register with your email address and a password of your choice. You can complete feedback for more than one school, and all parents and carers can give their feedback individually. Your feedback is completely anonymous, and you are able to update your views annually. We would be very grateful if as many parents and carers as possible could complete the Parent View survey before the Easter holidays. Thank you!

PG suitable for ages 7 and above.

Please come along- all profits go to the school!

A big thank you to everyone who came to last Friday’s 'Pirates and princesses' cake sale, which was a sell-out and raised £162 for the school. Many thanks to Willow, Chestnut and Maple for baking and supplying the cakes. Every sale we do makes such a difference in terms of the additional money it brings to us, and none of these events would be possible without the help and support of our volunteers on the day. A special thanks to Johanna Pedrick for managing our cake sales.

On Monday 14 March 2016 we will be launching the next value in our values education project, Tolerance. Some examples of behaviours that demonstrate this value are:

• Inviting others to join in, even if you would not normally play or work with them
• Tolerating behaviours of others, e.g. behaviours from children with differing needs
• An understanding that there are behaviours that we should not tolerate – being hurt, bullied, being made to feel afraid
• Being willing to compromise
• Supporting/helping others without being asked
• Not giving up – tolerating challenge/changes
• Showing empathy towards others in class
• Demonstrating a positive awareness of others in our community who represent differing faiths, culture, language
• Being interested to learn about/from other religions, views, beliefs, cultures, languages
• Having a growing knowledge of global issues/news
• Being able to empathise with others who are different or are being treated unfairly due to difference
• Identifying intolerance and tolerance in news stories

Please could you discuss ‘Tolerance’ with children at home, and explore ways to reinforce it. Each week we will give special certificates to those children who demonstrate good values, and these will be displayed in the office reception area. Please feel free to come and look at them!

Come along to our Scholastic Book Fair from Tuesday 8 to Thursday 10 March in the large studio. Our pop-up shop is open from 08.30-09.15 and 15.00-15.45 daily. There's a great range of titles and all money raised is translated into free books for the school library. See you there!

What an amazing turnout today from children and staff dressing up for World Book Day! We enjoyed a sunny parade of costumes after drop-off. From the BFG to Thing 1 and Thing 2, there was a real spectrum of book characters on show. Please see photos below.