Enrichment & Latest News
Keep up to date with all the latest news happening in school at the moment.
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December Newsletter 2024
Fri 20 Dec 2024To view our December Newsletter please click on the link below
https://sway.cloud.microsoft/YyvCpHCAQ9i7XCEF?ref=Link
Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
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Kids Christmas Clothes Swap
Thu 12 Dec 2024- 👚The Children's Clothes Swap this Sunday 15 December (10am-2pm) at Ealing Broadway - please share with all your families to donate and join the swapping fun. Flyer attached.
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November Newsletter 2024
Sat 30 Nov 2024To view our November Newsletter 2024 please follow the link below;
https://sway.cloud.microsoft/yErO8ajkxYfEWQQ9?ref=Link
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Reception OPEN DAY - Friday 29th November 2024
Wed 27 Nov 2024If your child is starting Reception in September 2025, we would like to invite you to attend our Open Day.
Open Day information for Parents
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Join Upcycling Workshops After Fashion Reimagined Screening
Thu 14 Nov 2024Join Upcycling Workshops After Fashion Reimagined Screening
Tudor Primary is working on new ideas on how our school can become more sustainable. However, we want children and parents to start thinking Eco whilst at home. Don't know where to start? Why not do the activities below on the weekends. This gives you a chance to spend family quality time together whilst learning new skills you can use at home and do you bit for the environment. Its free of cost!
Fashion Reimagined, the brilliant eye opening documentary on the clothing industry is on at ActOne Cinema on Saturday 30 November. Screening is at 1 pm in Acton. After the screening will be inspiring upcycling workshops and a Christmas clothes swap.
Fashion reimagined focuses on fashion designer Amy Powney’s journey to create truly sustainable clothing. Raised off-the-grid in rural England by activist parents, Amy Powney has always felt uneasy about the devastating environmental impact of her industry. Amy wins the coveted Vogue award for the Best Young Designer of the Year, with a big cash prize. So Amy decides to use the money to create a sustainable collection. This collection will be sustainable from field to finished garment, and transform her entire business. Over the following three years, her own personal revolution becomes the precursor of a much bigger, societal change.
This is part of ActOne FOOTPRINTS film strand, which offers Pay What You Can Tickets.
Upcycled fashion & textile workshops
Following the screening, ActOne is transforming their lounge area into a sustainable fashion studio of workshops. With the assistance of the amazing local organisations Ealing Repair Cafe, Reduce & Recycle Hub and Circular Edu Hub who will be providing upcycling workshops.
These organisations will be providing easy, accessible and children-friendly workshops where you can upcycle your clothes!
Materials will be provided, or you can bring your own unused t-shirts and fabrics. You can learn how to transform them into fabulous drawstring bags, Christmas ornaments, bracelets, headbands or t-shirt yarn.
You can keep your upcycled items or donate them. These donated items will on to local charities and organisations such as Ealing Foodbank or Age UK.
Christmas Jumper Swap
The will be a Christmas jumper and top swap, organised by Reduce & Recycle Hub. Bring your unused Christmas jumpers, t-shirts and tops to donate or take a preloved item someone else has donated, or do both! There will be a collection box at our venue throughout November to collect clothes or you can simply bring your unused Christmas clothes on the day of the event. Please make sure all donations should be clean, freshly washed and in good condition.
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October Newsletter 2024
Fri 25 Oct 2024Click on the link below to view our October Newsletter 2024
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September 2024 Newsletter
Mon 30 Sep 2024Please click on the link below to view our September 2024 Newsletter
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Wear Red - show racism the red card
Fri 20 Sep 2024Tudor is proud to serve our diverse community and our aim is to be an anti-racist school and ensure the Tudor Value of respect is an integral part of our community. To show our solidarity and to enhance our children's understanding of being anti-racist, we would like to support Wear Red Day on Friday 18th October.
Our PSHE scheme overtly teaches anti-racism in Upper Key Stage 2 and teaches tolerance and respect in all year groups. We will sensitively explain why we will be wearing red to the children in an age appropriate way.
The event is not to raise money, it is purely to raise awareness. Your child may wear a red t-shirt or jumper on that day. This is a good opportunity to talk with your child about being proud of their heritage and appreciating the fact that we are part of such a multi-cultural community.
If you wish to, you can purchase wrist band, badges on line at the below website:
Shop - Show Racism the Red Card
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Oral Newsletter
Fri 13 Sep 2024Free online oral health workshop.
Scan QR Code for booking
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July Newsletter 2024
Wed 24 Jul 2024To view our July Newsletter, please click on the link below