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Wednesday 15th June saw our Year 6 pupils hold a tea party for the local senior community. This was part of their community project organised by the local constabulary and Buckinghamshire County Council as a way to help children learn all about the local community. Thank you to everyone who donated cakes and who came to visit our pupils on Wednesday, they really loved hearing all your stories about the area and even some involving our school 80 years ago! A message from FISA: We hope everyone enjoyed the tea and cakes last Friday, it is a small thank you to everyone of you who has helped and supported our events throughout the school year, you have helped us make a real difference to the Iver Schools. Throughout last week and this week, we have had a few very exciting assemblies for all of the wonderful things our students have done on top of our Brainiacs for the week. Just look at this list of fantastic achievements we have been celebrating this week:
Ofsted have informed us today that they will be visiting our school tomorrow and Wednesday. We have sent at letter to parents explaining what will happen and asking everyone to complete a Parent Survey to help Ofsted get a better idea of how our parents perceive our school. Pupils have also received a letter asking them to complete a survey about the school and we have attached a guide to explain in greater detail about the visit, provided by Ofsted.
We really appreciate your views about our lovely school. Thank you. Please click here to view the parent letter. Please click here to view the pupil letter. Please click here to view the Parent Guide. This week in school…
Year 3 – have been writing play scripts for the Viking legend, Beowulf and have learnt about the different ways to solve multiplication problems. Year 4 – have been writing play scripts for the story of Robin Hood. They have learnt how to use dialogue in a variety of ways. In Maths, they have planned a camping holiday for a family, which had to be within a specific budget. Year 5 – Have discovered the debris from an alien spacecraft on the playground and have interviewed key witnesses to complete a newspaper report on this extraordinary happening. Year 6 – have been writing wanted posters about a character from Oliver! They also visited the library as part of their community card projects. Click here for this week's bulletin. This week's Brainiac awards have been handed out for great play scripts, incredible teamwork and even fantastic learning at the Burnham Grammar Maths days. Excellent job guys!  On Thursday 16th June we will be showing the second half of England’s group stage match. This will be in the hall and we will also have a small tuck shop open selling ice creams, sweets and drinks. If you would like to stay and watch, your child will be available to collect from their classroom and join us in the hall from 3pm. If you choose not to join us then you can collect as normal at 3:15pm.
Click here to view the full letter Today, we launched the latest Parent Survey about the P.E. and Sports provisions within the school. Please head to www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/9HD8K7N to give us your views.
For anyone who was unable to attend the meeting this week regarding the upcoming Year 5 CAT tests, please see the power point below with the overview of the meetings information. If you cannot view the file below, please click here to view the .pdf version |
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Iver Village Junior School
High Street Iver Buckinghamshire SL0 9QA Tel: 01753 653059 Email: [email protected] |
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Headteacher
Jill Digweed Deputy Headteacher Paul Clifford 
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"The Iver Village Junior School is friendly, nurturing and supportive meaning pupils thrive."
"Pupils are prepared well for their secondary education. This is because pupils achieve above national expectations in reading, writing and mathematics." OFSTED 2020
"Pupils are prepared well for their secondary education. This is because pupils achieve above national expectations in reading, writing and mathematics." OFSTED 2020