The Week Ahead Weekly Updates and Communication for Parents
Psalm 1 v 3
Growing Lives that Bear Fruit
Quick Stop Notices
Please log in to your Parent Portal accout to review and complete several items:
- Your child's medical information - without this, your child can not attend school trips.
- Your child's media permissions
- Your Parent Agreement
Please make these a matter of priority.
Email help@bxs.org.uk for assistance.
Thank you
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Next Week ➡️
Week commencing 14th October 2024
Monday
15:30 - 16:30 - Study Club (Y5-11)
15:30 - 16:30 - Art Workshop with Mrs Overend (details below)
Tuesday
15:30 - 16:30 - Study Club (Y5-11)
Wednesday
IQM in school
15:30 - 16:30 - Study Club (Y5-11)
Thursday
15:30 - 16:30 - Study Club (Y5-11)
Friday
Lunch menu in September 24
- Monday - Wraps
- Tuesday - Baked potatoes
- Wednesday - Pizzas
- Thursday - Toasties
- Friday - Pastas
If you do not see this menu when ordering, please email help@bxs.org.uk before ordering, thank you.
Lunch Menu
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Autum 1
- Monday - Wraps
- Tuesday - Baked potatoes
- Wednesday - Pizzas
- Thursday - Toasties
- Friday - Pastas
If you do not see this menu when ordering, please email help@bxs.org.uk before ordering, thank you.
Dates for your diary
Dates for your diary
October
- 23rd -
- 9:30am - EYFS Open Morning
- 13:00 - AUT1 PCs issued to parents.
November
- 4 - 8th: Yr10 Work Experience
- 11 - 13th: Primary Parents consultations
- 12 - 13th: Middle / Upper Parents consultations
- 18th: Hand hyiene talk, Reception, Yr1-2
⭐ Stars & Students of the Week ⭐
Primary
Love class
Maia for amazing resilience.
Ophelia for super Phonics, blending to read words and lovely letter formation.
Peace class
Lucy for being brave without Mrs Hoskins.
Jake for having super ideas in his English work and encouraging his friends.
Kindness class
Abigail for excellent reading and spelling scores.
Autumn for trying hard to work more independently.
Middle
Zachary for great attitude on residential despite feeling unwell.
Dylan for fantastic attitude on London trip.
Angel for excellent piece of assessment work in history
Upper
Peter for great start to GCSE Spanish
Zachary for completing history work while home unwell
Tyrese for great contributions to extension conversations in Geography
Autism Provision
Kai for working very hard, with a good attitude, in all his lessons.
Arthur for showing determination and growing in confidence in Maths.
Evan for being resilient and overcoming challenges in his learning.
🧑🎓Classroom News
Science Topic - Rocks and Soils
Year 3/4 enjoyed a fun activity of learning about the different soil layers using edible ingredients this week!
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Helpful Links
Fundraising
Stewardship are a Christian charity organisation who have been helping charities raise crucial funds since 1906! You can read more about them here.
If you or anyone you know feel able to give regularly to the work of Bradford Christians School, click the button below to get started and thanks you!
We received a donation this week of £100 from a family whose children completed their GCSEs with us in 2012! Praise God for prompting such generosity!
It's free to sign up to and start supporting us with Give as you Live. Send our unique campaign links to friends and family so they can support us for free too!
Regular campaign link - https://www.giveasyoulive.com/charity/bradford-christian-school
£15 raised so far!
To say it's only been a short time we've been apart of the Stikins campaign, this is an incredible achievement. Please continue to engage with this campaign. Thank you!
Headteacher's Message
Our Mission
To provide a holistic Christian education for all and to inspire discipleship.
Our Vision
To be a Christian community in which everyone grows in character, faith, knowledge, understanding and wisdom.
This week Middle and Upper School had a visitor from Bradford Central Foodbank, and many of you donated generously to a collection for them. They are always grateful for donations, especially at this time of year when stocks are running low due to high demand.
Thank you for giving so that needy families can be fed. We know many of you are making sacrifices for others, and this is much appreciated. Current statistics are that 29 percent of school aged children in Bradford live below the poverty line - that's almost 1 in 3.
I encourage you all to read some of the stories written by grateful recipients.
