Monthly Archives: June 2021

We won!!!!!!!!!!!

Well done to all our children and staff.

HURRAH!

Thank you teacher day message from our friend Jaz Ampaw-Farr

Want to hear about a school that is striving not just surviving during the pandemic? St Jerome Bilingual School have done just that and @revdnorris wants them to know! I already knew they were awesome and now the world does too! Merci 😍#thankateacher #thankateacherday pic.twitter.com/a0Nxu5wx4C

— Jaz Ampaw-Farr (@jazampawfarr) June 23, 2021

Pre-loved Uniform

Children just can’t stop growing.

If you have any pre-loved school uniform you wish to donate to our school, please hand in washed items to the school office, after 9am but before 2.45pm.

Year 4 virtually meet Michael Rosen

Year 4 had the great pleasure on 11th June of attending the virtually held “Our Planet Festival 2021” They listened to a poetry presentation by Michael Rosen.  During the Q&A he even answered our question wishing to know which of the many languages he speaks is his favourite and we were thrilled to hear that it is French!

Here is our entry

Here is our entry for the French Pop Video Competition organised by l’Institut Français du Royaume-Uni!
A huge thank you to Mr Bunting for having written the music, filmed and edited the video to such a professional level!

We are regional winners of French Pop Video Competition

St Jérôme is thrilled to share that our Yr4 pupils have won the regional prize for the French Pop Video Competition organised by l’Institut Français du Royaume-Uni!

We can’t wait to watch the concert and the award ceremony for the finalists on Wednesday 23rd June at 7 p.m.

We would like to invite all of our pupils, colleagues, and parents to tune in for the concert and to watch the final results online on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jH8xUaOAWrE.

Friday is a day to celebrate our diversity

Please remember tomorrow is non-uniform day

As the Euro 2020 Football Tournament begins (1 year late) we thought we would join in with the celebrations by inviting the children to wear clothes in the colours of their favourite football team or a country that is important to them.  This does not have to be a football kit (but can be), simply colours that represent their chosen team or country.  This will take place next Friday 18^th June and we suggest a voluntary donation of £1, which will be used towards activities in school that celebrate the diversity of our community.

We Built Boris

Many thanks to all those who took up the challenge to Build a Boris.
Photos and a fantastic video can be seen here.

Celebrating our Diversity

Friday 18th June

As the Euro 2020 Football Tournament begins (1 year late) we thought we would join in with the celebrations by inviting the children to wear clothes in the colours of their favourite football team or a country that is important to them.

This does not have to be a football kit (but can be), simply colours that represent their chosen team or country. This will take place next Friday 18th June and we suggest a voluntary donation of £1, which will be used towards activities in school that celebrate the diversity of our community.