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Burton Hathow Preparatory School
Odder Farm
Saxilby Road
Burton
Lincoln LN1 2BB
As I said at Prize Giving, the end of the year is always a time for reflection. This time last year we were able to celebrate in-house and were grateful to be one of the few schools in the country who were able to welcome back all year groups prior to the summer holidays. I know the children appreciated that return to school and have many cherished memories. This year, it was a real achievement that we were able to celebrate Prize Giving as a whole BH family and again we are grateful that we have the space and had the glorious sunshine to be able to spread out in our different zones. I like the fact that we have been able to find a solution to the problem we had and I know that every member of the BH family was grateful to be a part of that celebration. Prize Giving is a time to celebrate our successes but I reminded pupils and grown ups about the benefit of focusing our self esteem on not how good, or right or smart we are but in what we have learnt. If we can do this each day then we do not fear new challenges or worry when we don’t get it right. Nothing is seen as a failure; only a learning opportunity. Over the last 18 months then – what have we learnt? We have reassessed our values. Things and people that we took for granted now mean so much more. Family time, friendships, hugs and even school. We know not to take things for granted, we know to appreciate them and care for each other in a way that we never did before. I know for us all Covid has been tough and it isn’t over yet but BH is coming through this pandemic stronger than ever and our whole BH family feels more united and tighter than it ever has. I am excited about our next chapter and I look forward to our continued learning journey together. Farewell year 6 and good luck! Remember once a BH student, always a BH student.
Formidable, unstoppable and determined to thrive 18 November, 2024
How has two weeks whizzed by so quickly? It feels like just two minutes since we returned from our half term holidays! Over the last […]
Second Half of Term begins. Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal—all week. Y5 Geography Trip to Ingham—1.45-3.30pm
Year 5 and 6 NSPCC assembly 9.15-10.15am. Year 2 NSPCC assembly 10.20-10.50am. Engineering Trip to Waddington (pm) - Y4-6 Engineering Group
U9 Hockey at Ranby 2.15pm
Science Week. U9 Tag Rugby and Hockey v LMS (A) 2.15pm
U9 Rugby and Hockey Festival at Barlborough Hall. U9 Football at Stratford. Meet the Head at 4pm.
U9 Hockey Festival at St Hugh’s
Children in Need (whole school). R-Y6 Flu Vaccinations (online consent required). U11 Mixed Touch Rugby v Ranby—at Burton Hathow (2.30pm)
U8 Rugby and Hockey Festival at Barlborough Hall. Reception Class Parents’ Evening
U9 Tag Rugby v St Hugh’s 2.15pm at Burton Hathow
U9 Touch Rugby at Highfields 2.15pm
Individual and Sibling Photos (am). U11 Mixed Rugby at Highfields 2.15pm
Year 3 to Lincoln Central Mosque and Cultural Centre
U11 Touch Rugby (A) v Lincoln Minster School 2.30pm
U11 Swimming Gala at St Hugh’s
Nursery Parents’ Evening
U11 Mixed Hockey at St Hugh’s
Y1-6 Pantomime Trip 10am—at Lincoln New Theatre Royal (Christmas jumpers may be worn). Owls PTA Christmas Fete 3.30-5pm
U9 Swimming Gala at St Hugh’s. R-Y2 Nativity Dress Rehearsal 2.20pm
Nursery—Sing and Shine
U8/9 Hockey Clinic at St Hugh’s TBC
R-Y2 Nativity performance for parents 2.20pm
Owls PTA Christmas Movie Night 5pm-7pm (pupils only)
Carol Service at St Peter in Eastgate Church 3-4.30pm
Christmas Lunch. R-Y2 Christmas Party
End of Term School Closes at 3pm. No after School Clubs. Term time only nursery pupils break up.
First day of term—Nursery and Main School