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Dear parents and carers,

As we near the final two weeks of term, we are really looking forward to seeing reception parents and those in KS1 at our forthcoming Christmas performances.

I am sure you are aware that many schools are live-streaming Christmas events rather than inviting parents to watch and at present, I am still anticipating that parents will be able to attend in person.

Please help us with our control measures by adhering to the following protocol:

• Only one parent to attend per performance
• Please wear a face covering whilst inside the school building
• Please take a lateral flow test the day before your child’s performance and only attend if the result is negative.

Christmas post box

Appreciating that not everyone in our school community is celebrating Christmas, we would like to offer children the opportunity to write and ‘post’ Christmas cards if they wish to.

As we now have 328 children in school and cards are sorted by some of our Y6 prefects, please ensure that the child’s full name and class is written on the front of the envelope. 

Children in KS1 can place their cards in the Christmas post box situated in the KS1 corridor.

KS2 children should place their cards in one of the year group boxes situated in the KS2 corridor, outside the school office.

On Friday 10 December, Bramhope Primary School will be taking part in Save the Children’s Christmas Jumper Day. We’re asking families to donate £2 to help transform the futures of children in the UK and around the world. Save the Children make sure children are kept safe, healthy and learning, and seek to change their futures for good.

In an effort to be more sustainable, please note that there is no need to buy a new jumper. Children are encouraged to re-wear a jumper from previous years or decorate an old one!

To make donating easier, we've set up our own Just Giving page. You can donate directly here: 

https://christmas.savethechildren.org.uk/fundraising/Vanessa-Laws2

We’d really appreciate your support to make Save the Children’s Christmas Jumper Day a success – it is a great cause, so together at school, we’ll be helping to create a brighter future for children. Please help us make the world better in our sparkly, silly sweaters!

Woolly wishes

Mrs Laws

Have a lovely weekend.