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Happy Rose Day everyone! I am writing this just before we begin our dress rehearsal before the main event this afternoon. The weather is going to be glorious and I know the day will be fantastic and as always on Rose Day, there is an excited buzz in the air this morning at Crossflatts Primary School! I would like to say a huge thank you to all the staff and children for their hard work, energy and commitment they give to Rose Day to make it so special and unique to our school. I know how much our families appreciate the wonderful event and how much we all look forward to the day, celebrating some brilliant musical hits!
Read moreWe are deep into our Rose Day preparations ahead of next Thursday, with one week to go till Rose Day. I do not wish to tempt fate but the forecast is looking good! The afternoon performance next Thursday will begin at 1.30pm prompt and the front gate only will be open from 1pm for families to come in and take their seats on our banking ready to enjoy what is going to be a wonderful show! The afternoon celebrations usually end by around 2.45pm at this point all the children will return to their classroom with their teachers and you are invited to wait at your child’s normal gate exit and the children will be dismissed to you early on this day...
Read moreOn Wednesday 9th of July, our Year 6 children will be holding their annual Prom fund raiser stalls where the rest of school are invited to visit their stalls which sell- baked goods, drinks, games to play, toys and books to buy. If the children could bring a donation of £2 in an envelope with their name labelled and give their envelope to their class teacher, they will be issued with tokens to spend on the day. It is always such a fun afternoon, which all of the children really enjoy attending.
Read morePreparations for Rose Day are well underway. I thought I should explain what Rose day is, especially for our parents who have not yet experienced one! Rose Day began over 30 years ago, as a celebration to commemorate the old school building being open for 100 years. There were four classes in school; each performed a dance and the whole school paraded around Crossflatts in their finery. This was then repeated the following year and so the tradition began! As the years have gone by, Rose Day has grown into a celebration of friendship and our way of saying goodbye to Year 6 each year...
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