Parents, Teachers and Friends Association at S.M.I.T.H
Meet our teachers supporting the PTFA
Ms Waterman (Lizzie)
Lizzie is The Hive’s Class Teacher. She has worked in education for 26 years in a variety of roles. She holds the National Award for SEN co – ordination and greatly enjoyed her role as SENCO at her previous school. Lizzie lives with her son and two dogs – Sonny and Mabel. She likes to spend any spare time in her allotment growing fruit and vegetables.
Mrs Amal
Mrs Amal is the Year 5 Class Teacher. She has taught in a wide range of schools both in the U.K. and internationally. She loves to travel, spend time outdoors and enjoying time with her family.
Both Ms Waterman and Mrs Amal are really looking forward to taking on their new roles as part of the PTFA and are excited to meet current and new members alike. New faces are always welcome and we would love for you to join us for a cuppa and a chat once our next meeting date is finalised.
We will use our school website, Dojo and Twitter page to post upcoming meetings/events…
Here are the winners of our recent Easter Egg competition. We had so many fantastic entries and it was very hard to choose but eventually these 4 pupils took home the prizes for their amazing designs. Well done to our winners and thank you to all our SMITH children who entered!
Upcoming Events!
Design an egg competition (blank egg template will be sent home with children on Tuesday 12th March 2024)
Entries to be brought into school by 19th March to be judged.
Tuesday 26th March – Easter Egg Hunt Event (to take place in the Wild Garden after school. Time TBC)
Our first meeting!
Thank you to everyone who attended our first meeting as we transition in to our new roles as part of the Parents, Teachers and Friends Association. It was great to meet new faces and to be welcomed to our PTFA.
Past Events
Family Stay and Play
The PTFA were delighted to host a Family Stay and Play session, we had so many lovely comments and very positive feedback from our families. This was a lovely opportunity for children to play freely and our grown ups to enjoy a little cuppa and a chat.
We had such a great time celebrating together at the end of term, in the run up to Easter.
As part of the activities, we had an egg flinging competition. All the chocolate eggs survived their journeys uncracked, and were tasty prizes.
