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DEAR PARENTS & CARERS
NEWS FROM AROUND THE SCHOOL
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On Sunday, some of the choir performed at the Church alongside the Rodborough Folk Orchestra. They sang beautifully and received many complements from the audience as well as the Orchestra. Hopefully we will be able to collaborate again in the future.
On Monday we held our Easter Service with Reverend Natalie, the children all performed brilliantly, and it was lovely to be together in the Church. Thank you to those parents who were able to join us.
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On Tuesday, Belted Galloway Class performed their Ukuleles to the school and their parents. It was fabulous to see the progress that they all have made over the last 10 weeks. Thank you to Rob Kempner for his teaching and patience!
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Mrs Crampton and I accompanied10 children from Y4, 5 and 6 to Westonbirt Arboretum, on Wednesday morning, to experience Orienteering. It was a lovely morning exploring the beautiful arboretum and it was a pleasure to see the children enjoying nature alongside developing their map reading skills.
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Dunkirk Mill had their treat afternoon on Wednesday. The year sixes organised an Easter Egg hunt and some Easter colouring activities. Well done Green Team for all your efforts this term!
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Updated Summer Term Clubs
Please note that some clubs have changed since being published last week. I would like to apologise for any inconvenience or disappointment that has been caused. Clubs will be available to book on Monday 13th April on Arbor. Clubs will start during the second week of term, unless listed differently below.
Monday: KS1 Computing club – Mrs Crampton (Max 12)
Tuesday: KS2 Athletics Club – Mrs Flight (starts 28th April)
Wednesday: EYFS/KS1 Sports Club – Tim Dowds (Max 20)
Thursday: KS2 Choir – Mrs Flight
KS2 Lego Club – Mrs Sugden (Max 15)
Friday: KS2 Sports Club – Tim Dowds (Max 20)
I would like to thank staff for putting on clubs each term, we are extremely lucky that they commit to providing a good range of extra-curricular activities for our children.
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Please ensure that any outstanding balances recorded in Arbor (with the exception of PGL) are cleared by Friday, 27th March. This will enable essential behind-the-scenes updates to take place during the half-term period. Failure to clear these balances may affect system upgrades and routine checks.
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After the Easter Break all school uniform including PE Kit will be availability from Batemans in Stroud. Please view Batemans website ready for you to order https://www.batemanssports.co.uk/collections/schools-colleges-primary-schools-amberley
There is a small selection on the shop floor for the Easter holidays in readiness.
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I would like to wish everyone a lovely Easter Holiday, we look forward to seeing everyone back in school on Monday 13th April.
Mrs A Flight
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Government Guidelines 95%
School Target 98%
THE GOLDEN BOOK
20/03/2026
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Eliza
Aurora
HEREFORD
Ottie B-R
Evelyn
Milo
Chloe
FRIESIAN
Georgia
Katherine
Poppy
Alice
BELTED GALLOWAY
Sylvester
Ottie C
Jakub
Nina
AMBERLEY SCHOOL IS CARBON NEUTRAL!
We have succeeded in raising enough money to buy an offset to remove from the atmosphere the 32.19 tonnes of CO2 Amberley School's electricity and gas produced last year. We hope you enjoy watching the bees coming to your bee friendly plants next summer!
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THE COW HUNT
Saturday 2nd and Sunday 3rd May 2026
Our Cow Hunt journey begins with the gathering of our brilliant volunteers.
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We are hugely grateful for any time you can give and after Easter, we’ll make another big push to fill the open slots.
This year’s sign-up looks a bit different with options to pick time slots that work for you (two-hour intervals). We have lots of roles to fill and really value the flexibility to match your talents to where they’re needed most. However, you can tell us what you do or do not want to cover. We promise we won’t put you in a role you’re not comfortable with.
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For anyone new to Cow Hunt, we need 400 volunteer hours across the weekend, and every single role is essential – without them, the event simply can’t run. As parents we understand the juggle of family life, so please do swap and share shifts, rope in grandparents or friends, and mix things around however you need to make it work. We really do get it – the struggle is real, and we’re in this together.
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Every class has a Committee representative (for example, the person who shared this note on WhatsApp) who can answer questions, or you can speak to any of us directly. We will also be at parents evening this week taking and can help you sign-up or answer any questions.
Sign-up here and THANK YOU!