
BOUTCHER SCHOOL
WEEKLY NEWSLETTER
6th November 2026
Dates For The Diary
Monday 9th November
Y2/Y3 swimming
Y3/4 Football club – 3:30 – 4:45
Y3 Art & craft club - 3:30 - 4:45
Y5/6 Create & craft club - 3:30 - 4:45
Tuesday 10th November
Y1 Service – 9:40
Y1 & 2 Mindful colouring club – 3:30 – 4:45
Y3 & 4 French club – 3:30 – 4:45
Y5 Cooking club – 3:30 – 4:45
Y4/5/6 Dance club – 3:30 – 4:45
Wednesday 11th November
KS1 Homework club – 3:30 – 4:45
KS1 Football club - 3:30 - 4:45
KS2 Homework club - 3:30 - 4:45
Y5/6 Health & running club - 3:30 - 4:45
Thursday 12th November
Y5/6 Health & running club – 3:30 – 4:45
Newsround Comment
Amelia Earhart, the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic, disappeared with her navigator Fred Noonan in 1937 while attempting to fly around the world. Nearly 90 years later, investigators are searching a Pacific island for clues to solve the mystery. Read the article linked below and then discuss and answer the following question:
Why do you think people are still interested in Amelia Earhart today? Is it because of her achievements, her disappearance, or both?
Dennie (Year 5)
I think that people are still interested in her today because she was the first woman to achieve what she did but also because she went missing it makes me curious about what happened to her. Also, people might want to sell or put the remains of the plane if found in a museum for people to look at and find out more about her. Natalie in Y6 is a massive fan of hers and she dressed up as her for world book day so this shows people all over the world are interested in her.
Destiny (Year 5)
I think why people are still interested is because she made achievements that at that time men were more likely to do. I think her history is unique and powerful knowing that she was the first woman to get a plane license and to fly over the Atlantic Ocean. To be honest I'm also kind of puzzled how she gone missing for 90 years. I'm so delighted that she was brave to fly across the world but also dolorous that she was about to prove that women could do more until her plane crashed. I think there was a problem with plane that made it plummet.
Pick of the Bunch
Rec - Eloise
Year 1 - Amira
Year 2 - Penelope
Year 3 - Yusuf
Year 4 - Christopher
Year 5 - Dennie
Year 6 - Alexandra

Presentation Awards
Rec - Milena
Year 1 - Eden
Year 2 - Dimitris
Year 3 - Tadhg
Year 4 - Ivy
Year 5 - Ahmed
Year 6 - Aaliyah

Notices

100% Spelling
Year 2 – Cai, Nya, Amara, Wren, Theodore, Lucas D, Markos, Nirneet, Louie, Penelope, Rupert & Vera
Year 3 – Ariana, Amelia, Ava, Ezrah, Freya D, Greysen, Joshua, Lucy & Olive
Year 4 – Lydia, Ivy, Amani, Deen, Olivia, Zachary, Judith, Ben, Lily, Wilf, Blythe, Zenaya, Chloe & Christopher
Year 5 – Dennie, Alma, Ninon, Jack, Sebastian, Jotham, Ahmed, Destiny, Ibrahim, Kelis, Matilda, Nathan, Nila, Nyriah-Jae, Olivia, Sophie, Tadeo, Matthias, Vanessa & Maryam
Year 6 – Davina, Rofiu, Anas, Aamira, Olivia, Raphael & Eleanor
Playground Awards
Rec - Aaron
Rec - Chimnora
Rec - Alexandros
Year 3 - Tadhg
Year 3 - Alador
Year 3 - Caleb
Year 3 - Andrea
Year 5 - Dennie

Headteacher's Awards
Dimitri Y2
Wren Y2
Sebastian Y4
Sophie Y5
Alma Y5
Patsy Y6
Boutcher Family
The RED family won this week with 291 points.
1st Love Red 291
2nd Peace Blue 268
3rd Hope Yellow 252
4th Honesty Green 227

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