Keep up to date with all the latest news happening in school at the moment.
On Saturday 20th April 2024, staff at Hawthorn Tree School will be taking part in the Boston 5km Park Run. Many of us have been touched by cancer over the past few years and we would like to give something back to the Chemotherapy Suite at Boston Pilgrim Hospital for the kindness, care and compassion shown to the people we love. If you are able to, please donate through our Just Giving page, thank you!
https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/Hawthorn-Tree-Park-Run?utm_term=R6w9mwY4J
Lincolnshire BOSS are running a FREE six week workshop in school for parents/carers to explore and understand their child's behaviour and to develop a plan. Please see below what each workshop will cover. The workshops will take place on the following days and times:
If you would like further information or to book onto the workshops, please contact the school office.
Our next Family Learning sessions will be Maths skills. This is for parents/carers of children in Reception - Year 3. The course will start from Wednesday 21st February, running every Wednesday from 1-3pm until Wednesday 13th March.
If you would like to join, please contact the school office to book your place.
*For Parents/Carers of children in Reception to Year 3*
Following our recent Christmas craft family learning sessions, we are running two more sessions in January and February.
The first session will take place on Wednesday 31st January from 1-3pm, 'Young Investigators'.
The second session will take place on Wednesday 7th February from 1-3pm, 'Fun with Numbers'.
Please see photos below for further information about the sessions. Please contact the school office to book onto either of the sessions.
The children thoroughly enjoyed the magical experience of watching the Nutcracker ballet at The Royal Opera House in London yesterday. They were an absolute pleasure to take and the adults had a super time as well thanks to the children's brilliant manners and them being impeccably behaved throughout the performance. Well done to all the children who went and a big thank you to all the adults for giving up their time to take them.
Please see photos below of upcoming courses which will take place in school.
Story sacks and Phonics - Wednesday 11th October 2023
For parents/carers of children in Reception, Year 1 and Year 2. Your child will join you in the session and you will also receive a FREE goodie bag and book.
First Aid course - Wednesday 24th January 2024
A free first aid course for adults. You will have the opportunity to learn first aid skills for children and adults.
Please contact the school office if you would like to book on any of these courses.
Earlier this week, seven Reception children visited the housing development on Toot Lane to bury a time capsule. The children have filled the capsule with items including pictures, lengths of string to show tall they are now, and “All About Me” information pages.
The capsule will remain in the ground until the children finish Year 6, when they will dig it up and look back on how the site and town may have changed during that time.
Dear Parents/Carers,
Your views are extremely important to us. Please complete the online survey through the link below to help us with future school development. Please complete a survey for each child you have in school. The survey closes on the 14th July 2023.
https://forms.office.com/e/Mbt0YJCZsZ
Yours sincerely,
Mrs. Palmer
Head Teacher
The Lincolnshire Young Environmentalist Awards recognise and reward the enthusiasm, hard work and commitment of young people. The awards aim to foster a sense of responsibility for the environment and reward schools, groups, clubs and individuals for the fantastic achievements that are being made.
Children within the Grow with Nature Club at the school were entered into the competition and were selected as one of six finalists in the competition. Four children, George (Y6), Julia (Y6), Arturas (Y4) and Ramona (Y3) from the club attended the final at Whisby Nature Reserve on behalf of the club and had to present to the judges and answer questions about the project. They were superb and showcased the efforts of the club brilliantly, bringing home the trophy!
We have come a long way from the gardens initial starting point where it was a landscape of mud and concrete! The children's designs are now coming to life thanks to their vision and hard work at the club each week.
Green spaces are so important for the environment, wildlife, personal and social wellbeing. Our children are passionate about this and are excited to see the space continue to develop and thrive in the future.
We must thank the continued support of our local community towards this project; friends, family, Boston College, Dobbies Garden Centre, Gleeson Homes and volunteers from Greencore Group Boston! A special thanks must also go to Mrs Ingamells, Mrs Walmsley and Mrs Carder for their time, commitment and enthusiasm for the club.
CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR 'GROW WITH NATURE' CLUB MEMBERS!
Many thanks to Boston College for coming into school last week and building an amazing sensory path for the children. You may remember that the children took part in a garden design competition and how lovely to now see this all come to life. The team of students from Boston College worked incredibly hard on the grounds work needed to complete this. This is now a lovely area for the children to enjoy during their outdoor lessons and team building sessions. A big thank you to Gleeson Homes for providing the materials free of charge as well- we couldn't have done this without this support. A big shout as well to to Mrs. Ingamells for organising all of this as well.