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    Appleton CE (a) Primary School pupils have made excellent progress. Children attained very good results in their end of Key Stage 2 SATs. Of the 19 children who took the tests 95% reached the expected level 4 and a very high number reached level 5 in english and maths.

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    Appleton CE (a) Primary School pupils have made excellent progress. Children attained very good results in their end of Key Stage 2 SATs. Of the 19 children who took the tests 95% reached the expected level 4 and a very high number reached level 5 in english and maths.

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    Appleton CE (a) Primary School pupils have made excellent progress. Children attained very good results in their end of Key Stage 2 SATs. Of the 19 children who took the tests 95% reached the expected level 4 and a very high number reached level 5 in english and maths.

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    Oxfordshire County Council

    Appleton CE (A) Primary School


    www. appleton.oxon.sch.uk

    SATs results
    We were delighted to hear this week that our Year 6 children have made excellent progress and attained very good results in their end of Key Stage 2 SATs. Of the 19 children who took the tests 95% reached the expected Level 4 and a very high number reached Level 5. We also had children who attained Level 6 (expected level for Year 9 children) in English and Maths. The final results will not be confirmed until next term however we have released the preliminary results to the pupils. Well done to all our Year 6!
    Newsletter Date: July 12th. 2012
    Term 6 Issue 5

    Diary dates:
    Ice Breaker day Fri. July 13th.

    New report formats

    This year we have introduced a new annual report format which we hope will provide parents with more details about how much progress Leavers Service Thurs. July 19th. their child has made and whether they are working towards, working at or exceeding the expected levels for their age. Please let us know what you think of the new format!

    The Olympics
    We were thrilled to see Richard Tyacks Olympic torch in school on Tuesday morning. Richard was selected for his work with the Scouts and Cubs who were there to cheer him on. Today we had a visit from Kathy Critchlow Smith, a Paralympian, who spoke to the children about the Paralympic Games. Kathy won bronze, two silver and a gold medal for archery in the five games that she participated in. The children were thrilled to be able to hold her medals and dream of their future prospects.

    End of Term on Fri. July 20th. At 1.15pm. NEWS The school fete raised a record 3000!!! Well done to all the Friends and supporters.

    Sports Relief
    The children raised a magnificent 1492.87 for Sports Relief! Thank you to all those who supported them.

    Leavers Service
    The annual leavers service will be on Thursday, July 19th at 9.15am at St. Laurences Church. This will be followed by the Year 6 dressing up race (weather permitting). We hope you will join us.

    Lost and Found


    All lost and found items must be claimed by Monday, July 16th. Any remaining items will be sent for recycling

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