Our main communication channel for parents is Class Dojo. Our staff post photos and information reguarly to keep you fully updated on things happening within each year group. If you have not yet signed up to Class Dojo, please contact the school office.
Under the current restrictions we couldn't invite you in for our usual Open Day.
We tried to do the next best thing:
With thanks to our Year 6 prefects; Head Boy and Girl and their Deputies; Miss Everitt, Mrs Summers and Mrs Tibke.
School Improvement Liverpool have produced booklets for EYFS through to Year 6 to help parents support their children at home with Place Value and Addition and Subtraction.
Each year group booklet can be found on your child's year group page on the website.
We are now registered with Amazon Smile.
Every time you purchase items from Amazon, our school will receive a donation of 0.5% of the net purchase price.
With the upcoming Christmas season, now is the perfect time to add our Charity as the Charity of your choice.
Here's the link:
https://smile.amazon.co.uk/ch/506313-0
Happy shopping and thank you, as always, for your support!
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Mandela Week
Liverpool charitable organisation Mandela8 is marking Mandela Day this year (on Saturday 18th July), by encouraging schools and students to take part in a whole week of activities from Monday 13th to Friday 17th July. These are aimed at promoting community cohesion and highlighting those who have been affected by the ongoing pandemic.
Mandela Day is a global call to action to make an impact. The campaign message is: "Nelson Mandela has fought for social justice for 67 years. We're asking you to start with 67 minutes."
Amongst the suggested activities for schools and students to get involved in are calls for community choirs to entertain residents in lockdown (whilst engaging in social distancing), as well as litter picking, planting trees, or your own ideas that essentially, are any acts of kindness for the community.
There is also an invitation to young people to express their feelings in response to Mandela's Struggle series of sketches. Inspired by these, young people can create their own art work that depicts their views on what the prints represent to them. These can be shared via Twitter @Mandela800 using the hashtags #My67Minutes and #Mandela8My67Minutes
For more information and ideas, please visit Mandela8.org.uk or email mandelaliverpool8@gmail.com.
WE NEED YOUR HELP
We are in the process of reviewing and updating our PSHE curriculum.
Part of the wider aspect of this curriculum is our
Shared Values and Character Education.
We would like you, the Mosspits Family, to help us in this process by completing a survey:
It is open to everyone: parents/carers, wider family members, current pupils, former pupils, teachers, TAs, support staff, governors and the wider community - EVERYONE IN THE MOSSPITS FAMILY, WE WANT TO HEAR YOUR VOICE!
In this week's home learning section a special response lesson has been posted. This will be taught in school over the next fortnight and we've made it available to use at home.
As a school we agree with the Equality Act 2010 that everyone is equal under the law - sadly this is still not the lived experience of everyone in our society. We hope that this lesson will help children understand that #BlackLivesMatter and that "Your Voice Matters" and "You Can Make A Difference".
This is one lesson, we are looking to develop our curriculum to raise the profile of these issues throughout the school and through the year.
Go to Pupils>Year Groups>Select the year required>Home Learning Resources>WB 08.06.20
Thank you!