Summer Holiday Activities
Don't worry! We have activities to keep you busy over the summer break!
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Admissions and Consents Forms
We have made online versions of our usual paper admissions form and consents form (see above). The admission form is basic pupil information including medical and dietary requirements that we require for your child starting school while the consent form is for parents to give permissions for school activities i.e. using the internet/school trips and contains the IVJS Privacy Policy.
All the information regarding the policies and agreements referred to by the Consents Form can be found here:
https://www.ivervillage-jun.bucks.sch.uk/consents-for-parents.html
Should you have any further queries relating to any of our policies or agreements, please call or email [email protected]
Paper copies of these forms are available on request.
All the information regarding the policies and agreements referred to by the Consents Form can be found here:
https://www.ivervillage-jun.bucks.sch.uk/consents-for-parents.html
Should you have any further queries relating to any of our policies or agreements, please call or email [email protected]
Paper copies of these forms are available on request.
Transition Meeting Presentation
Please click the image to download the pdf version of the Transition Information Evening Presentation.
School Uniform
Here are all the details regarding our school uniform here at IVJS. Our uniform with the IVJS logo can be purchased from PMG Schoolwear. Please click on the images below to download the full information on pdf.
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26.06.2020
Just in case any of you need any more to do this week, why don't you make yourself into a superhero?
Our PE Coach has also put together some games and challenges for you to try out!
Game One – Clap Catch
Challenge One- Standing in one place, throw the ball into the air (not too high) and catch. Cup your hand and watch where the ball will land to cup. Do five without dropping and then move onto challenge two.
Challenge Two- Standing in one place, throw the ball into the air. Keeping your eye on the ball at all times, your hands must clap together one time before cupping the ball safely again.
Challenge Three- Standing in one place, throw the ball into the air. Keeping your eye on the ball at all times, your hands must clap together two times before cupping the ball safely again.
Challenge Four- Standing in one place, throw the ball into the air. Keeping your eye on the ball at all times, your hands must clap together more than two times before cupping the ball safely again. Try and get as many claps as you can before catching the ball again.
Game Two – Balance Beam
Challenge One- Starting with a standing balance, hold your balance for 8 seconds.
Challenge Two- Try a new balance: can you sit and balance? Can you lie down and balance? Can you think of your own balance?
Challenge Three- Choose a balance that you are comfortable with and start by placing the ball on a body part that you wish. Try and stay balanced and keep the ball balanced at the same time.
Challenge Four- Standing in one place, balance yourself and the ball into a position of your choice. Can you add a second ball to your balance? Or a third?
Challenge Five- Using one ball balanced on your body can you move from one position to another without the ball falling off?
Our PE Coach has also put together some games and challenges for you to try out!
Game One – Clap Catch
Challenge One- Standing in one place, throw the ball into the air (not too high) and catch. Cup your hand and watch where the ball will land to cup. Do five without dropping and then move onto challenge two.
Challenge Two- Standing in one place, throw the ball into the air. Keeping your eye on the ball at all times, your hands must clap together one time before cupping the ball safely again.
Challenge Three- Standing in one place, throw the ball into the air. Keeping your eye on the ball at all times, your hands must clap together two times before cupping the ball safely again.
Challenge Four- Standing in one place, throw the ball into the air. Keeping your eye on the ball at all times, your hands must clap together more than two times before cupping the ball safely again. Try and get as many claps as you can before catching the ball again.
Game Two – Balance Beam
Challenge One- Starting with a standing balance, hold your balance for 8 seconds.
Challenge Two- Try a new balance: can you sit and balance? Can you lie down and balance? Can you think of your own balance?
Challenge Three- Choose a balance that you are comfortable with and start by placing the ball on a body part that you wish. Try and stay balanced and keep the ball balanced at the same time.
Challenge Four- Standing in one place, balance yourself and the ball into a position of your choice. Can you add a second ball to your balance? Or a third?
Challenge Five- Using one ball balanced on your body can you move from one position to another without the ball falling off?
19.06.2020
We are another week closer and although transition days in the Junior School aren't happening, we still want to get to know you! Create a self portrait to display in your new class in September. You can use the template to help you.
We have also had one of our current Year 3's write a poem for our Year 2's about IVJS. Thanks Arjun!
New school you just have to be cool
Let me mention the features
Starting from the teachers
You might have Miss short
Who is good at literature
Or you might have Miss Couves
Who is a master of the moves
School is cool and don’t be a fool to miss it
Everyday is fun for everyone
You might see Miss Digweed,
Your Head Teacher
Or you might see Mr Clifford,
Your Deputy Head Teacher
School is cool and don’t be a fool to miss it
Everyday is fun for everyone
The playground is huge and there is shelter too
And it caters to everyone who wants to have fun
School is cool and don’t be a fool to miss it
Everyday is fun for everyone
We have also had one of our current Year 3's write a poem for our Year 2's about IVJS. Thanks Arjun!
New school you just have to be cool
Let me mention the features
Starting from the teachers
You might have Miss short
Who is good at literature
Or you might have Miss Couves
Who is a master of the moves
School is cool and don’t be a fool to miss it
Everyday is fun for everyone
You might see Miss Digweed,
Your Head Teacher
Or you might see Mr Clifford,
Your Deputy Head Teacher
School is cool and don’t be a fool to miss it
Everyday is fun for everyone
The playground is huge and there is shelter too
And it caters to everyone who wants to have fun
School is cool and don’t be a fool to miss it
Everyday is fun for everyone
12.06.2020
Have a look at these brilliant activities to help get you ready for Year 3! Click on the images below to download the documents.
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05.06.2020
Welcome to the Year 2 to Year 3 Transition page! We will be adding information for both pupils and parents throughout the summer to make transition just that little bit easier this year.
Miss Couves and Miss Short have added a few bits for our Year 2 to think about before they start with us in September. Please remember that you are always welcome to call or email the school office if you have any quieries.
Miss Couves and Miss Short have added a few bits for our Year 2 to think about before they start with us in September. Please remember that you are always welcome to call or email the school office if you have any quieries.
Here is a worksheet to help you put down in words how you are feeling about joining us in September.
Here is a map of the school to help you get an idea of where you will be going.
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We love times tables here at IVJS! Here is a whole booklet to help you practise at home!
School Uniform Leaflet
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