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Bradwell Village School
Walgrave Drive, Bradwell, MK13 9AZ, UK Milton Keynes
+44 (0)1908 318088
www:http://www.bradwellvillageschool.co.uk/e-mail:admin@bradwellvillageschool.org.uk

Welcome to our world!

The pupils & staff of Bradwell Village welcome you to our school.

Our school is a fun, friendly and happy place to be. It’s lovely, colourful and, sometimes, even tidy! There is a huge field that we play on and two playgrounds. There is also a massive range of equipment from playground skipping ropes to portable indoor basketball hoops. At break times you can have races and play football. It will keep you as fit as Kelly Holmes!

The school displays are beautiful and eye-catching; wonderful artwork covers the walls! Even the shared areas between classes are bright, colourful and filled with the work we’ve done in lessons. The teachers are nice, helpful and very, very funny. They are always encouraging and want you and your friends to do your best in every piece of work from Numeracy to P.E.

Keep exploring our website or, if you don’t believe us, come and see for yourself!

By

Josh Oakey, Danielle Walsh, Kerrie Hibbert, Ellen Chadwick,
Thomas King, Haydn Abbott and Vicki Lawrence.

Our prospectus is presented in Adobe Acrobat (PDF) format. In order to read it, you will need to have the free Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your PC. If you do not have a copy, you may download it by visiting the Adobe website.

Click
here to view the prospectus

The DfES no longer require school governing bodies to issue a Report to Parents. Instead they have to produce a School Profile.Click here to view the latest Bradwell Village School Profile.

Our latest Ofsted report is available to view here.

Policies and Reports
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TERMS

BRADWELL VILLAGE SCHOOL

School Dates 2007 - 2008


AUTUMN TERM 2007

Wednesday 5 September - Friday 19 October
Monday 29 October - Thursday 20 December

SPRING TERM 2008

Monday 7 January - Friday 15 February
Monday 25 February - Friday 4 April

SUMMER TERM 2008

Monday 21 April - Friday 23 May
Monday 2 June - Tuesday 22 July

INSET DAYS (Staff Training Days when the school will be closed to pupils) for the academic year 2007 – 2008:
· Friday 20th July 2007
· Monday 3rd September 2007
· Tuesday 4th September 2007
· Friday 21st December 2007
· Monday 23rdJune 2008
· Wednesday 23rd July 2008

Please Note: Easter will be Friday 21st March (Good Friday)
&
Monday 24th March (Easter Monday)
May Bank Holiday will be Monday 5th May 2008
Key Stage 2 SATs take place in the week beginning 12th May 2008

PTA AND CHILDREN`S CLUB

BVS School Association would like to 'make a difference' for the children at BVS.

Over the past year we have raised over £900 which has helped buy digital cameras, books for the school library, sports equipmment as well as Arts Workshops.

The BVS School Association provides an important link between the teachers, staff and parents. Our Association is both ESSENTIAL AND VITAL.

Our membership is down to six parents and we have only one committee member with children in Years 3 and 4. Can you help fill that gap?

If you feel you would like to help, or join, please do come along to our next meeting or contact the school office to find out more.

Please click here for our latest newsletter.

Mrs Sharon Daniels - Chair

Mrs Maria Swan  - Secretary

Mr Steve Hibbert 

Mrs Alison Jeavons 

Mrs Justine Cozza 

Mrs Sarah Evans

Can you help us increase our numbers? Please contact the school office on 01908 318088 to find out more.

The fourth PTA meeting of this academic year will be

Tuesday 17 April 2007

7.00pm in the staff room

We will be organising our Summer Fete and need all the help we can get!

Please come along if you are interested

Our meetings are informal and friendly

All newcomers are most welcome

Bradwell Village Children's Club

The BVCC, run and managed by Mrs Anne Gilpin & Mr Leon Gilpin, is committed to offering flexible, all year round quality childcare at affordable prices. Together with a stalwart band of staff they provide a stimulating and safe environment for the children to play and learn in after the official school day has come to an end. They also provide a service during all holiday periods.

If you would like to discuss the provision on offer ring MK 318088 after 3.30pm during term time and you will automatically be forwarded to one of the BVCC staff. If you wish to make contact during holiday periods ring the school number 318088. During the school day in term time ring MK 222140.

Details of how to book and the cost of After School, & Holiday, Child Care:

Full Day (8am - 6.15pm) - £13

Up to 7 Hours - £9.50

Up to 6 Hours - £8.00

After School (3pm - 6.15pm) £6.00

All prices are per child, per day.

You can book as required; there is no obligation to book full weeks or full days.

Please ring Anne or Leon on 01908 318088/222140 to arrange a visit or to enquire about vacancies.


 

CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES

Extra Curricular Clubs Summer 2007


Digital Art (Year 6) Mr Dunkley Monday 12.15 – 12.45

Art & Craft (Year 3) Mrs Finney Monday 12.15 – 12.45

Brilliant Books (Years 5 & 6) Miss Thomas Monday 12.15 – 12.45

Italian (Year 3) Mrs Dyke Monday 12.15 – 12.45

Choir Miss Macleod Monday 12.15 -12.45

Summer Sports Miss Lewis Monday 3.15 – 4.15

BearWaves (Year 6) Mrs Kennington Tuesday 12.15 – 12.45

Art & Craft (Years 4 & 5) Miss Webber & Mrs Barnes Tuesday 12.15 -12.45

Computer Research Mrs Miller Tuesday 12.15 -12.45

Homework Miss Gillam Tuesday 12.15 -12.45

Drama (Years 5 & 6) Miss Clarke Tuesday 12.15 – 12.45

Sewing Miss Vincent, Mrs Maslen & Mrs Sharp Tuesday 12.15 – 12.45

Wildlife (Year 4) Mrs Milne & Mrs Okell Tuesday 12.15 – 12.45

Gardening (Years 5 & 6) Mrs Steel-Jessop & Mrs White Tuesday 12.15 – 12.45

Brad’s Buddies Mrs Chancellor Wednesday 12.15 – 12.45

Computer (Years 3 & 4) Mr Stevens Wednesday 12.15 -12.45

Football Mr Manning Wednesday 3.15 – 4.15

Art (Year 6) Katy Dynes Thursday 3.15 – 4.00

Gardening (Years 3 & 4) Mrs Bardsley & Mrs Smith Thursday 12.15 – 12.45

Tae Kwon Do Mr Stacey Wednesday 5.15 – 6.15

Computer (Years 5 & 6) Mr Stevens Friday 12.15 – 12.45

Dance Natalie Baker Friday 3.15 – 4.15

INTERNATIONAL GROUP

BVS Links With Gwali School in South Africa

Just before half term one of our governors, Mrs Pat Scrimshaw, visited South Africa to find out about their education system and to work with some of the more remote schools. Whilst there, she took the opportunity to link BVS with a small Primary School in the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa. The aim being to undertake joint curriculum activities that will enhance children’s learning in both countries.

Gwali Primary School is located in the Tyume Valley, about two hour’s car drive from East London Airport on the coast. It has 118 students aged between 5 and 13 years. There are four teachers and they have one vacant post. The Principal of the school is Mr Joe Peta. Surrounded by beautiful and natural vegetation, leading to a nearby forest, the school is situated close to the kraal of Chief Amagwali’s house. Next to the School is a big dam.

It is hoped that the joint work between Gwali Primary School and BVS will result in a successful application to the British Council for a grant to enable two teachers from each school to make a short visit to the other. Such visits will extend the knowledge and understanding of the children in the two schools in addition to the visiting teachers. We hope this will be a wonderful learning experience for everyone concerned!

International School Award

BVS is celebrating! We have been given the prestigious DfES International School Award.

A high profile awards ceremony was held in London hosted by the broadcaster Jonathan Dimbleby.

Mr Dunkley is currently organising our very proactive International Group, and as one BVS pupil stated, "I want to find out how it’s possible to be creative with a school in another part of the world.”

Nathan, Harry, Sam & Reece have produced a BearWaves Report about Black History Month. Click here to find out more.

Global Schools Meeting Minutes (8/1/07)

Attendees: Mr Dunkley, Chris Rowlinson (Y6) Nathan Bramble (Y6) Kowshika Pathmanathan (Y5) Carrie White (Y6) Josh Oakey (Y6) Sophie White (Y5) Ryan Jeavons (Y5) Victoria Wood (Y6) Amelia Smith (Y6) Matthew York (Y5) Patrick Woodington (Y5) Apologies:  Dianna Moylan


Items outstanding from previous minutes
Mr Dunkley thanked all group members for their assistance in producing and presenting presentations in assembly based around landfills and their impact on the environment.
Streetcare
Now that the Streetcare problem reporting sheets have been designed and printed off, Global Schools Council members need to feedback to all year groups about the purpose of the sheets, what they are to be used for and how to fill them in.
Badges
Before the next meeting the members of the group were advised that they would need to meet to choose the winning design for the Global Schools Council badge competition.
Spirit of the Trees 2012
After going through a flyer sent to the group by Mrs Kennington the group agreed to do some research into how the school could get involved in the proposed Olympic Games project.
Competition
Following a lack of entries for the groups competition based upon the idea: “What would the world look like if the polar ice-caps melted?” the meeting decided to extend the date for handing in entries following re-publicising the competition and what entries needed to achieve to win.
• Members were asked to inform their own year groups.

 

Global Schools Meeting Minutes (13/11/06)

Attendees: Mr Dunkley, Chris Rowlinson (Y6) Nathan Bramble (Y6) Kowshika Pathmanathan (Y5) Carrie White (Y6) Josh Oakey (Y6) Sophie White (Y5) Ryan Jeavons (Y5)  Victoria Wood (Y6) Amelia Smith (Y6) Matthew York (Y5) Apologies: Patrick Woodington (Y5) & Dianna Moylan

Items outstanding from previous minutes
• Chris, Nathan & Josh were asked to investigate the Streetcare report sheets i.e. to ensure that each year group has one in its shared area.
• All attendees were asked to make sure that they asked year group teachers to have time to feedback the minutes of previous meetings to other classes.

Badge Designs
• All designs are now in and a winner will be voted for by the council at our next meeting.
• Mr Dunkley will then attempt to have the badges made up and distributed to individual members so that children around the school know who they are.

Global Warming
• As part of the assembly done by Mr Dunkley, council members were asked to look into creating further presentations about the impact of waste and recycling on the environment.
• The presentations need to be easily understood by all year groups and will have the following themes:
• Micro-chipped Wheely Bins
• Landfill Sites
• Presentations are due before the next meeting and will be shown in assembly, presented by the children themselves.

Competition
• To raise further awareness of issues arising from global warming, the council members decided to run a competition based upon the idea: “What would the world look like if the polar ice-caps melted?”
• The children have been asked to develop posters, to be placed around the school, informing everyone of the details with some guidance on how to win / send in their entries.
• Draft posters should be submitted to Mr Dunkley before final development and placement around the school.

A.O.B.
• The next meeting for Global School Council will be on 8.1.07
• An assembly will be held on Friday, 1st December to explain developments so far.


Global Schools Meeting Minutes (9/10/06)

Attendees: Mr Dunkley, Chris Rowlinson (Y6) Nathan Bramble (Y6) Kowshika (Y5) Carrie White (Y6) Josh Oakey (Y6) Sophie White (Y5) Ryan Jeavons (Y4)
Victoria Wood (Y6) Matthew York (Y4) Apologies:Dianna Moylan

Introduction
• The new members were introduced to the existing Streetcare members. Current Streetcare members then updated the meeting as to what they had achieved last year and what the purpose of their roles was previously.
• Mr Dunkley then informed the meeting of its new emphasis i.e. a more ‘global’ focus aimed at building links with other schools across the world.

International Schools Award
• As part of the work done by the school over the last year we have been awarded the DfES International School Award for the international dimension to our studies.
• The award is a major success for the school and recognition for all the hard work that the teachers and pupils put in over the last twelve months.

Badge Designs
• In order to make sure that the representatives of the Global Schools Council can be identified in the schools by the other children they were asked to come up with a design for a badge.
• All members have until the next meeting to come up with their designs which are to be returned to Mr Dunkley.

A.O.B.
• Chris, Nathan & Josh were asked to investigate the Streetcare report sheets i.e. to ensure that each year group has one in its shared area.



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