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| November 2009 | December 2009 |
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| A New Addition to the Island | A Christmas Birth Day |
BREAKING THE RULES
We in the Primary Department will be breaking the dress code for one day only!
Friday 19th March is to be ‘DRESS DOWN FRIDAY’
Children may come to School on this day in their own relaxed style of clothes. “Dress Down Friday” is a big tradition in parts of the USA where pupils and teachers dress casually on a Friday.
Children who have PE on Friday’s will need to dress in comfortable clothes and trainers
in order not to hinder their PE lesson.
Please ensure your child brings into School 3TL, to be handed into their class teacher on the day, to take part in this special day and all funds raised will go towards extra incentives for the children as part of our Behavior Policy.
Exam Results
We are delighted to announce that yet again our students are succeeding in their external examinations!
Luke Kirby in Year 11, has been studying hard for his Cambridge O Level Statistics Exam and in just 36 hours of tuition from Ms Tricia Agac he achieved a Grade ‘B’.
Many congratulations go to both Luke for his hard work and Tricia for some superb teaching.
Sunny Lane Celebrated Tree Week in Style
All Year 3 , 4, 5 & 6 children wrote poems in Turkish which they performed for parents. Some needed their teachers help because they have only been learning Turkish for a few weeks. We were very proud that even our new children who had only had a couple of weeks with us perform a poem!
All Year 3 , 4, 5 & 6 children wrote poems in Turkish which they performed for parents. Some needed their teachers help because they have only been learning Turkish for a few weeks. We were very proud that even our new children who had only had a couple of weeks with us performed a poem in Turkish!
The younger children sang Turkish songs and recited Turkish poems which all celebrated the importance of trees and the environment in our health and lives.
Through the week the children have learnt about the trees and life in the rainforest, discussed friendship trees and how trees help us.
On Friday, children created a Magic Wish Forest outside the school with trees they made and brought into school. This Forest had to magically move into the school as the weather got worse during the day! 
The variety of designs and the work children and families had do was amazing. It was so difficult to chose winners which our judges did. All the children were awarded prizes.
After the children performed for their parents, Year 2 and the Magic Wish Tree completion winners planted Trees in the grounds making a wish for the future.
The Christmas Birth Day
The show 'The Christmas Birth Day’ told the Christmas story in words and song. All the Primary children were in costume and everyone sang songs linked into the story. We ended with all primary and parents singing ‘Yeni Yil’ – the Turkish New Year song. It was wonderful to see so many parents, family and friends in school. Maybe next year we have to have two performances to satisfy popular demand. We ended with mulled wine and mince pies produced by the kitchen staff. Thanks for all who were involved but a specially Thank you to Miss Jane who produced the show and Mr Nigel our talented Music teacher who Today , 21st December 2009, we have been remembering Martyrs Day. As well as the usual morning Flag Ceremony, children read poems and Erbil Bay explained the importance of this for the Turkish Cypriot People.
A New Addition to the Island
Yusuf Ensar Agac was born to Tricia and Huseyin Agac on the 9th November at 5.45am by emergency C-section in Girne Government Hospital, weighing 3.9kg. Mum and baby were both ok and home after a 3 day stay in hospital.
Tricia, who teaches Mathematics, Physics and English as a second language in Secondary and is Exams Officer is now back in work and busy preparing Year 10 and 11 for their exams in May/June next year.