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BPS December Newsletter

Hi Parents/Guidance here is our final News Letter to you all. We would like to take this time to wish you all a Happy Merry Christmas and a Prosperous Happy New Year. Stay safe with Gods protection and See you all Next Year 2021.

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BPS December Newsletter

Hi Parents/Guidance here is our final News Letter to you all. We would like to take this time to wish you all a Happy Merry Christmas and a Prosperous Happy New Year. Stay safe with Gods protection and See you all Next Year 2021.

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SALVATION ARMY

BOROKO PRIMARY SCHOOL

Newsletter 9th of December, 2020

Dear Children, Parents/Guardians, Greetings in the Name of Our Lord Jesus Christ. It is
difficult to believe that this is the final newsletter for 2020 and that the school year is
coming to its close. Thank you to you all for your consistent support for the School for this
year. Without your support and prayers, this school would not be able to do all it does. It
is our prayer that you and your family enjoy this Christmas Season and that God will
protect you during the holidays.

In the months of November and December the school has celebrated Prayer
Breakfast, Children’s Universal Day and closing of the school year Awards Day
from 3rd -4th December.

Grade 7 Cancer Awareness

Very interesting to see our grade 7 students in the Cancer Awareness within the
school by visiting and talking to the students at each level. Brilliant awareness
about cancer was done and this awareness concluded with the theme:’ Drop A Kina
to Save a Life’ during the Children’s Day on the 20th of November. This Drop A
Kina Box was handed over to the Cancer Foundation Rep the following week.

Children’s Day was celebrated with entertainments by teachers and speech on the
theme: Invest in a Disciplined Child for A bright Future’. The message that the
children were encouraged to keep was ‘DREAM / DISCIPLINE’.

Highlights of what’s been happening at BPS


Reminders to all Parents/Guardians

From the Administration Office

1. ALL school fee outstanding must be paid before the end of this year
2020. Any child with outstanding school fees will not be allowed in school
at the beginning of Term 1 in 2021. All school fee remains as it is for
2021 including the Bus fees as well.

2. Students of BPS are required to pay Bond Fee of K400. As per our school
enrolment policy, ALL students enrolled here are required to pay Bond
Fee, this includes new students joining the BPS family in the 2021
academic. Our accounts team are now working hard checking records of
Bond Fee payments. Current students who are enrolled, but have not
paid Bond fees spaces will be forfeited. Please, pay your Bond fees, if you
have not paid it upon your enrolment.

3. Next year 2021 we would like all school fee to be paid upfront before the
school resumes.
4. The administration office will close on the 18/12/2020 and re-opened on
the 04/01/2021.

From the Principal’s Office

5. Mobile phones, headphones, boom boxes are not allowed to be brought by


children to school.
6. Children are discouraged from bringing expensive items and large
amounts of money to school.
7. Future Education Pathways for children is parents’ choice. Choose
schools carefully. One that you can afford, and it provides the quality you
want.
8. Appropriate dressing is a must. Children will be refused entry with
incorrect school dressing/footwear. A letter from parents must come to
school explaining why the child is without correct uniform for entry.
9. School for students starts on Monday 01st of February at 8:00 am and
finishes daily at 2:30 pm.
10. Pick up time is from 2:30 – 4:00 pm. late pick up fees will be charged
from 4:00 pm.
11. Lastly, the school will continue to practice social distancing next year
when school resumes.
LATE ARRIVALS TO CLASSES: Those students who arrives very late to school
will be put on community services and late picks will be charged K5.00

FROM THE D/ PRINCIPAL’S OFFICE

I wish to thank everyone for playing your part in your roles and responsibilities in
the time of the absence of our Late Principal. Many times, you have lightened my
burdens and that is what teamwork is all about.

REFLECTION FOR CLOSING:

‘God’s Christmas presence brings Christmas presents too – joy, hope, light,
redemption.’

(Dennis Hunter, Christus Victor)

God Bless you

Sue Suari
Deputy Principal

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