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Chinese New Year
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This term England Class have been learning about Celebrations. As well as our weekly Birthday assemblies where children’s special days are celebrated, the children have been thinking about the different animals represented for each year on the Chinese calendar. They have made some wonderful lanterns as well as a fearsome dragon! Look out for him (outcome of a vote) the next time you visit.
'Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world’ – Rolihlahla (Nelson) Mandela.
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At Bean Primary School we have high expectations of ourselves and clear ambitions for each pupil. We appreciate the high calling teaching is and the privilege we have in engaging with our pupils day-to-day. In order to sustain and enhance our involvement in developing teachers and would-be teachers, we are keen to hear from members of our community considering entering this profession and joining a high achieving and dynamic workforce. If you have a family member considering entering this profession and would appreciate a friendly chat or are considering work experience, please ask them to contact Mrs Carney for an informal conversation about the many benefits of teaching - and changing the world.
Merry Christmas
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From the Governors, Staff and Pupils at Bean Primary School, have an amazing Christmas break and we look forward to seeing you all on January 6th.
After School Provision
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As a response to parental requests, we are starting our after school provision on Monday 20th January. If you would like to take advantage of this opportunity for either one or all five days, please sign up via the form sent through Parentmail.
Christmas Fayre
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Congratulations to all the staff and children for making the Christmas Fayre a success again this year. In the run up to Christmas, children made a variety of bespoke Christmas decorations or gifts which they then sold or purchased. A traditional game was also developed and run by the children which provided a sense of nostalgia to the event.