St Mary’s Isleworth Newsletter for 5th February 2016

St Mary’s, Isleworth 

Newsletter for 

5th February 2016 

HM The Queen’s 90th 

Birthday and Special Menus 

We’ll be celebrating The Queen’s 

birthday with a special menu and, 

most importantly, we’ll be praying for 

CLASS ATTENDANCE 

her and giving thanks 2 nd – 9 March to 2015 God for her 

As well as the special menu for 

The Queen’s birthday we will also 

have special menus to celebrate 

the Patron Saints of Wales 1st 

March, Ireland 17th March, 

England 23rd April and later in 

the year Scotland on 30th 

November. 

service. 

Heavenly Father, 

NURSERY 78.4% 

BUMBLEBEES 96.6% 

DOLPHINS 97.6% 

1C 96.3% 

1M 91.7% 

2F 95.3% 

2L 91.6% 

YEAR 3 98.1% 

YEAR 4 97.8% 

YEAR 5 93.2% 

6J 100% 

6M 95.9% 

as we celebrate the ninetieth birthday of Her 

Majesty the Queen, 

receive our heartfelt thanks 

for all that you have given her in these ninety 

years 

and for all that she has given to her people. 

Continue, we pray, your loving purposes in 

her, 

and as you gather us together in celebration, 

unite us also in love and service to one 

another; 

through Jesus Christ our Lord. AMEN 

Top Class 

6J 

Brilliant! 

Our Attendance 

Target is 96% 

We’ll include these menus in the 

newsletter and post them on the 

latest news section of our website. 

Choices will need to be made on 

ParentPay using purple, orange or 

green as the dishes on ParentPay 

will still show as the normal menu 

for that day. 

We’ll be celebrating St George’s 

day on the 22nd April as the 23rd 

is a Saturday. As well as the 

special menu on the 22nd we are 

asking children who are members 

of organisations in the Scouting/ 

Guide movements to wear their 

uniforms. So that’s Beavers, Cubs, 

Brownies and Rainbows, Scouts, 

Guides, Sea Cadets and the like!

Hail Holy Queen 

Hail, holy Queen, Mother of 

mercy, hail, our life, our 

sweetness and our hope. To 

thee do we cry, poor banished 

children of Eve: to thee do we 

send up our sighs, mourning 

and weeping in this vale of 

tears. Turn then, most gracious 

Advocate, thine eyes of mercy 

toward us, and after this our 

exile, show unto us the blessed 

fruit of thy womb, Jesus, O 

merciful, O loving, O sweet 

Virgin Mary! Amen. 

Faces of Mercy 

Art work in the main corridor is being worked on in the classes to celebrate 

those who have shown mercy. We are calling these heroic people the 

‘Faces of Mercy”. We’ll be using these people to inspire us to follow Pope 

Francis’ call to have hearts full of love and mercy. Please help by singing 

our Jubilee of Mercy song which you can find here: 

www.smi.hounslow.sch.uk/the-jubilee-of-mercy.html. You can read information 

about the 7 people we have chosen on the next few pages.

Year 3 Round Houses 

As part of our learning about The Iron Age, the Year 3 children made some 

round houses using clay as a base and then wove paper around wooden or straw 

struts. The roof was made from a paper circle that was folded into a cone and 

covered in tissue paper. 

They worked really well in 

pairs and had a great time.

Faces of Mercy 

Year Group 

EYFS 

Face of Mercy 

Mother Teresa 

1 Pope Francis 

2 Oscar Romero 

3 Caroline Chisolm 

4 Mary Glowery 

5 Maximilian Kolbe 

6 Jean Vanier 

I am Caroline Chisholm 

1808 – 1877 

I came to Australia from England in 1838. I set 

up a home in Sydney for young women who 

were arriving without any money, friends or 

family or jobs to go to, and organised other 

homes in several rural centres. The home was 

soon extended to help families and young 

men. During the seven years I was in Australia 

I placed over 11,000 people in homes and 

jobs.

I am Maximilian Kolbe 

1894 – 1941 

I was a Polish Franciscan friar, who provided 

shelter to Jewish refugees during World War II. 

I was arrested and sent to the German death 

camp of Auschwitz. There I volunteered to die 

in place of a man who had been randomly 

chosen with 9 others. This man was weeping 

for his wife and child. I felt great mercy for him. 

I am Mary Glowery 

1887 – 1957 

I graduated from Melbourne University as a 

Medical Doctor in 1919. I was the first president 

of the Catholic Women’s Social Guild (now 

Catholic Women’s League). In 1920 I went to India 

to minister to the poor. There I entered the 

Society of Jesus, Mary and Joseph, a Dutch order 

of nuns and spent the next 37 years involved with 

medical missionary work in Guntur, India.

I am Oscar Romero 

1917 – 1980 

As the fourth Archbishop of San Salvador, 

I upheld the human rights of the poorest and 

most vulnerable people. I defended the principles 

of protecting life and promoting human dignity. 

I opposed all forms of violence. 

I am Jean Vanier 

born 1928 

I founded L’Arche in 1964, an international 

federation of communities for people with 

disabilities. In 1971, I co-founded Faith and 

Light, with Marie-Hélène Mathieu, which 

also works for people with disabilities, their 

families and friends in over 80 countries. I 

live as a member of the original L’Arche 

community in France.

I am Mother Teresa 

1910 – 1997 

Although Albanian, I lived most of my life in India 

where I was devoted to serving the poorest of the 

poor. I founded the Missionaries of Charity to run 

hospices and homes for people with HIV/AIDS, 

leprosy and tuberculosis; soup kitchens; 

dispensaries and mobile clinics; children’s and family 

counselling programmes, orphanages and schools. 

I am Pope Francis 

born 1936 

As Pope, I teach that our Church should be 

more open and welcoming; that we must 

reveal the merciful face of God. I have put 

mercy into action by establishing a large 

dormitory for the homeless of Rome as well 

as public bathrooms and showers for them. 

I have welcomed Syrian refugee families to live 

in the Vatican City.

PTA Rugby Parking 

Following the success of our ruby parking initiative in 2015, we will be offering rugby parking for the 2016 Six 

Nations matches at Twickenham and the St George's Day match in April. We will need volunteers to help make 

this a success. 

So if you can spare any time at all on the following dates (even an hour or so) please let Amanda Lennon (Mum 

of Frankie in 1D and Joseph in 3L) know asap: 

Match date Match Kick off Volunteers needed & car park to be open 

Sat 27 February 2016 England v Ireland 4.50pm 1.30pm-4.50pm & 6.15pm-8pm 

Sat 12 March 2016 England v Wales 4pm 1pm-4pm & 5.30pm-7.30pm 

Sat 23 April 2016 St George’s Day Game TBC TBC 

Amanda can be contacted at amanda.mcgurran@hotmail.co.uk. 

Volunteers can share shifts between them as long as at least 2 people are present throughout the shift. Full 

instructions and safety equipment will be provided. More information is also available on the Rugby Parking 

section of the School website. 

It would be great to see some new parents volunteering for this, as well as others. 

Thank you all for your support. 

PTA news 

Ticket for the PTA Bingo and Curry night are available from 

the PTA section of our website: www.smi.hounslow.sch.uk/ 

pta.html and via the school app. 

You can join the PTA mailing list by sending an email to: 

stmarysisleworthpta@googlemail.com. 

The infant cake sale will now take place after Lent.

PTA Family Curry & Bingo Night 

Please buy your ticket online: 

https://stmarysptai.yapsody.com/ 

Family ticket: £25 (2 adults + kids) 

Adult: £7.50 

Child: £5 

Ticket includes your meal 

& entertainment. Bar and raffle available on the 

night. 

SATURDAY 

5th March 2016 

7:00-10:00 PM 

ST. MARY’S CATHOLIC 

PRIMARY SCHOOL HALL 

All funds raised on the night will go towards Early Years 

Play equipment for the school 

Here’s the menu for the evening: 

PTA Bingo and Curry Night Menu 

Main Meal 

Pilau Rice 

Naan Bread 

Tandoori Chicken (boneless) 

Lamb Korma (boneless) 

Tharka Dhal or Channa Dhal curry 

Bombay Potatoes or Mixed Vegetable Curry 

Aubergine Salad 

Papadams 

Raitha 

Dessert 

Creme Caramel

FEB/MAR 

M T W T F S S 

8 

9 

10 

11 

12 13 14 

Group Piano (pm) 

Extended Spanish 

Club 3.15-4.45pm 

Dodgeball Club 

Y2 Sports Day – Brentford 

(selected children) 

Y4 & 5 Clarinets (am) 

Group Guitar (pm) 

Athlete London KS1 & 

KS2 Football / SMDA 

Dance Club 

3.30-5.30pm Parents’ 

Evening 

Y4 Swimming 

10.30am Y1-Y6 Ash 

Wednesday Mass - Church 

Group Violin lessons (pm) 

Professor Bubbleworks 

Science Club/ 

Italian Club/Code Club 

Y4 & 2L Mass in Church / 

Y4 Thames Explorer 

Trust River Walk / 

Y6 Rugby Finals (pm) / 

Group Guitar lessons 

(pm) 

PTA Infant Cake Sale / 

Athlete London Olympic 

Sports Club 

4.30-7.30pm Parents 

Evening 

15 

HALF TERM 

16 

HALF TERM 

17 

HALF TERM 

18 

HALF TERM 

19 

HALF TERM 

20 21 

22 

23 

24 

25 

26 27 28 



Y4 Swimming 

Y3 & 2F Mass in Church 

Spanish Club / 





Dance Club 



Science Club/ 


Y3 Sky Sports Day 


(pm) 


Sports Club 

29 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 


Spanish Club / 



St David’s Day Special 

Lunch Menu 




Dance Club 

Y4 Swimming 

NO Group Violin lessons 

(pm) 


Science Club/ 


Y6 & Y1 Mass in Church 


(pm) 


Sports Club 

Group Violin 

lessons (pm) (to 

make up for 2 nd 

March) 

PTA 

CURRY & 

BINGO 

NIGHT 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 12 13 



Y4 Swimming 

Y5 & Rec Mass in Church 

Spanish Club 

Last Dodgeball 

Club 




Dance Club 

9.30-10.30am Nursery 

2016 Open Morning 



Science Club/ 



(pm) 


Sports Club 

PTA Movie Night 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

19 20 

Last Group Piano 

(pm) 

Spanish Club 


Last Group Guitar (pm) 



Dance Club 

Y4 Swimming 

Nurs & Rec Visit to 

Hounslow Urban Farm 



Science Club/ 


Y4 & 2L Mass in Church 

3M Visit to British 

Museum 

Last Group Guitar 

lessons (pm) 

Last Athlete London 

Olympic Sports Club 

3L Visit to British 

Museum 

PTA Movie Night

January 2016 

School Nurses Team 

Central London Community Healthcare 

The Berkeley Centre 

27 Cranford Lane 

Heston 

Middlesex TW5 9EP 

Tel: 0203 691 1012 

Dear Parent/Career, 

Measuring the height and weight of children in Reception Year and Year 6 

The NHS needs to have a good understanding of how children are growing across the country, so that the 

best possible advice and support can be provided for them and their families. As a result, all children in 

England in Reception and Year 6 have their height and weight checked each year. 

Your child’s class will take part in this year’s measurement programme. We understand that some 

children will not be able to use our standard weighing and measuring equipment, however we would still 

like to offer the opportunity for them to take part in this programme. We will work in partnership with the 

schools and where possible, use specialised weighing and measuring equipment the schools have 

available. 

The measurement will be supervised by trained staff from your local NHS Community Healthcare Trust. 

The measurements will be done in a private area away from other pupils. Children who take part will be 

asked to remove their shoes, and will be weighed in normal indoor clothing. Any cultural needs will be 

respected. 

Routine data, such as your child’s name, sex, address, postcode, ethnicity and date of birth, will also be 

collected to help the NHS plan services for families. This information will then be used within the local 

authority and NHS to help us understand and plan interventions for weight-related problems in children 

in your area. The records of children’s height and weights will be made anonymous before being 

submitted for analysis at a national level. All information and results will be treated confidentially. No 

child’s height or weight will be given to school staff or other children. 

After the measurement, we will send you your child’s results, as well as general advice on healthy eating 

and being active approximately 8 weeks after the measurements have been taken if your child’s weight is 

above a healthy weight. 

Children will not be made to participate if they do not want to and if you do not wish your child to take 

part please inform the school nursing team on the number below within two weeks of getting this letter. 

More information about the National Child Measurement Programme and tips on healthy lifestyle can be 

obtained from the following websites: 

- http://www.nhs.uk/Livewell/childhealth1-5/Pages/ChildMeasurement.aspx 

- http://www.nhs.uk/change4life 

Yours sincerely, 

Hounslow School Nursing Service (CLCH) 

Tel: 0203 691 1012 

Email: CLCHT.HounslowSchoolNurses@nhs.net

ST. MARY’S CATHOLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL, ISLEWORTH 

UNIFORM 

ALL ITEMS OF SCHOOL UNIFORM MUST BE CLEARLY MARKED 

WITH YOUR CHILD'S NAME 

JEWELLERY IS NOT PERMITTED AT ANY TIME 

HAIRCUTS – NO SEVERE HAIRCUTS ALLOWED INCLUDING 

SHAVEN/LETTERS, NAMES OR DESIGNS 

SHAVED/COLOURED/GELLED 

GIRLS 

White Blouse (long or short sleeves providing it is a proper school 

blouse) 

Bottle Green Pinafore Dress or Bottle Green Skirt 

Plain Bottle Green Cardigan or V-necked Pullover 

Plain Bottle Green Tie 

White or Bottle Green Socks (Green or Black Tights allowed in 

Winter) 

Black "sensible" school type shoes 

Plain Dark coloured Top Coat (leather/denim or large insignia or 

lettering not permitted please) 

Winter hats in green with school logo 

Painting Overall - either shop bought or anything suitable (eg large 

shirt) that "protects" own clothing. 

Book Bag (with school logo) 

School Bag/Rucksack 

OPTIONAL 

Green “Fleece” Jacket with gold logo 

Bottle Green Blazer & Badge 

Dark Grey Trousers 

For P.E. 

Black Shorts 

Plain White Round Neck Tee-Shirt 

Plain Black or Navy Track Suit (optional for Winter) 

Black Slip-on Plimsolls (If shoe size above an adult size 6 - then white 

tennis shoes allowed) 

Short Plain White Socks 

Shoe Bag. 

Summer Uniform - (Summer Term to October Half Term only) 

Dress: Green & White Vertical Striped School Type Dress. 

Sandals: T-bar closed in type, black, brown or white 

Green Sun Hats ONLY (with school logo) 

Continued Overleaf 

BOYS 

White Shirt (long or short sleeves providing it is a proper school shirt) 

Dark Grey Trousers (long or short) (appropriate “school” type) 

Plain Bottle Green V-Necked Pullover 

Plain Bottle Green Tie 

Grey Socks 

Black "sensible" school type shoes 

Plain Dark Coloured Top Coat (leather/denim or large insignia or 

lettering not permitted) 

Winter hats in green with school logo 

Painting Overall - either shop bought or anything suitable (eg large 

shirt) that "protects" own clothing. 

Book Bag (with school logo) 

School Bag/Rucksack 

OPTIONAL 

Green “Fleece” Jacket with gold logo 

Bottle Green Blazer & Badge 

For P.E. 

Black Shorts 

White Round Neck Tee-Shirt 

Plain Black or Navy Track Suit (optional for winter) 

Black Slip-on Plimsolls (if shoe size above an adult size 6 - then white 

tennis shoes allowed) 

Short Plain White Socks 

Shoe Bag 

Summer Uniform - (Summer Term to October Half Term Only) 

White Polo Shirt with School Logo 

Sandals: T-bar closed in type brown or black 

Green Sun Hats ONLY (with school logo) 

Uniform may be bought from any retailer. Local uniform suppliers are:- 

Dolphin House School Outfitters Sanco School Uniform 

364 Richmond Road 94 Bell Road 

Twickenham Hounslow 

Middlesex TW1 2DX Middlesex TW3 3PB 

Tel: 020 8892 1388 Tel: 020 8570 9990 

School Days 

94 High Street 

Whitton 

Middlesex TW2 7ZN 

Tel: 020 8898 4881 

e-mail: shop@schooldaysllp.co.uk 

Web: www.schooldaysllp.co.uk 

(Suppliers of uniform with logo) 

Nov 2012

Please 

remember that 

Junior 

children need 

credit on their 

ParentPay 

accounts for 

meals. 

All infant 

children have 

school 

dinners. We 

do not allow 

packed 

lunches for 

infant 

children. 

Although the 

meals are free 

you need to 

use ParentPay 

to make the 

choices for 

your child.

Mini Music-Makers 

Learning Activities for 4 – 5 year olds 

Hounslow Music Service is extending its well-known Saturday morning music 

school to include a structured programme of musical activities for younger 

children. 

Parents are invited to attend an initial FREE TASTER SESSION on : 

27 th February 2016 or 5 th March 2016 

at the Hounslow Music Service, 4-8 School Road, Hounslow, TW3 1QZ 

either 9.30 am – 10.15 am or 10.30am – 11.15 am 

As limited places are available , places must be booked in advance 

by contacting: 

0208 583 2967 or email: info@hounslowmusic.org 

Sessions will be available at the Hounslow Music Service subject to demand at 

a cost of £45 per 10 sessions from the Summer Term 2016 

About Mini Music-Makers 

Children are taught by specialist music teachers to make music through 

singing and playing instruments. Melody and percussion instruments are 

integrated with favourite songs and well-known nursery rhymes. 

The Early Music programme will gradually introduce stringed instruments, in 

particular the violin, and this instrument will become the focus of musical 

learning for each child. 

There are established pathways within the Music Service for children to grow 

and develop as musicians throughout all of their school years, and our Mini 

Music-Makers programme is the basis of this journey.


REVISED HOLIDAY DATES FOR SCHOOL YEAR 2015-2016 

Autumn Term begins Tuesday 1 st September 2015 INSET DAY 

Wednesday 2 nd September 2015 INSET DAY 

Return to school 

Thursday 3 rd September 

Half Term Week school closed Monday 26 th – Friday 30 th October 2015 

INSET DAY Monday 2 nd November 2015 

(School closed) 

Return to school Tuesday 3 rd November 2015 

Christmas Holiday School closes at 2 p.m. on Friday 18 th December 2015 

Spring Term begins Monday 4 th January 2016 

Half Term Week school closed Monday 15 th – Friday 19 th February 2016 

Return to school Monday 22 nd February 2016 

Spring Term Holidays School closes at 2 p.m. on Thursday 24 th March 2016 

Summer Term begins Monday 11 th April 2016 

National Bank Holiday 

school closed Monday 2 nd May 2016 


school closed Monday 30 th May 2016 

Half Term week school closed Tuesday 31 st May – Friday 3 rd June 2016 

Return to school Monday 6 th June 2016 

End of school year School closes at 2 pm on Monday 18 th July 2016 

Tuesday 19 th July - INSET DAY 

PLEASE KEEP SAFE FOR FUTURE REFERENCE 

Mary’s Isleworth. 

To download the app visit the App store or Google store and search for St 

You can view the school calendar online on our website or via the school app.


HOLIDAY DATES FOR SCHOOL YEAR 2016-2017 

Autumn Term begins Monday 5 th September 2016 INSET DAY 

Tuesday 6 th September 2016 INSET DAY 

Return to school 

Wednesday 7 th September 

Half Term Week school closed Monday 24 th – Friday 28 th October 2016 

Return to school Monday 31 st October 2016 

Christmas Holiday School closes at 2 p.m. on Wednesday 21 st December 2016 

Spring Term begins Monday 3 rd January 2017 

Half Term Week school closed Monday 13 th – Friday 17 th February 2017 

INSET DAY Monday 20 th February 2017 

(School closed) 

Return to school Tuesday 21 st February 2017 

Spring Term Holidays School closes at 2 p.m. on Friday 31st March 2017 

Summer Term begins Tuesday 18 th April 2017 


school closed Monday 1 st May 2017 


school closed Monday 29 th May 2017 

Half Term week school closed Tuesday 30 th May – Friday 2 nd June 2017 

Return to school Monday 5 th June 2017 

End of school year School closes at 2 pm on Wednesday 19 th July 2017 

PLEASE KEEP SAFE FOR FUTURE REFERENCE

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23*Tu* * 23*We** 23&Sa& * 23*Mo*Assembly* Wk*21* 23*Th* * 23&Sa& * 

24*We** 24*Th* Maundy*Thursday* 24&Su& * 24*Tu* * 24*Fr* Hymn*Practice* 24&Su& * 

25*Th* Y3/2F*Mass* 25&Fr& Good&Friday& 25*Mo*Assembly* Wk*17* 25*We** 25&Sa& * 25*Mo** Wk*30* 

26*Fr* Hymn*Practice* 26&Sa& * 26*Tu* * 26*Th* * 26&Su& * 26*Tu* * 

27&Sa& * 27&Su& * 27*We** 27*Fr* * 27*Mo*Assembly* Wk*26* 27*We** 

28&Su& * 28&Mo&Easter&Monday& Wk*13*28*Th* Y6/1*Mass* 28&Sa& * 28*Tu* Nurs*Assembly* 28*Th* * 

29*Mo*Assembly* Wk*9* 29*Tu* * 29*Fr* Hymn*Practice* 29&Su& * 29*We**Rec*Assembly* 29*Fr* * 

* * * 30*We** 30&Sa& * 30&Mo&Spring&Bank&Hol.& Wk*22* 30*Th* ** 30&Sa& * 

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Liturgical*Calendar*2015/2016****** 

=***Whole*School*Worship*

Royal 

Ramble 

5km Family 

Challenge 

Sunday 17 April 2016 

A fun 

family 

day out 

Registration: £45 per team 

(early bird offer until 1 Feb 2016 £35 per team) 

Sponsorship target: £150 per team 

Register online: londonsairambulance.co.uk/events 

Follow clues around the 

gardens of Hampton Court 

Palace & Home Park on a 

historic treasure hunt: 

• Suitable for ages 5+ 

• Picnic lunch & entry to 

Hampton Court Palace 

included 

Join us for a fun-filled 

family day out in aid of 

London’s Air Ambulance 

& Historic Royal Palaces. 

Support two iconic 

London charities.

PRIMARY SCHOOLS DAY 

BRENTFORD v BLACKBURN ROVERS 

Saturday 19 March, kick-off 3pm, Griffin Park 

• FREE goody bag with each junior ticket 

• Your Primary School will receive one free adult ticket for every 10 junior tickets bought 

• Exclusive, money-can’t-buy prizes to be won for the school that sells the most tickets! 

Adult tickets only £23 £10 and Junior tickets only £6 £3 

In association with 

B

St Mary’s Isleworth Newsletter for 5th February 2016

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