We are proud of the educational programme we offer to your children and of the cooperative working relationship we strive to develop with our families. Our 2012/2013 School Handbook and Class Information Booklets have been developed in an effort to enhance this relationship and to provide you with information about the school ethos and expectations, and the curriculum for each class year group.

Please click on the image on the left to download the latest copies from our website.

Class newsletters help you to keep in the loop and find out what is happening in your child’s class.

Access important information, note future upcoming dates and events and see how you can support your child’s learning at home.

Click on the image on the left to download our latest class newsletters.

We would particularly like to mention some of the many academic successes that we have had this year pertaining to our oldest students in the school (Years 5 and 6).

*       Many children in Year 6 have attained level 5c’s and 5b’s and are working well ahead of Year 6 expectations in English, Mathematics and Science. One child was assessed as a level 6c writer, working just below the average for a 13 year old.

*       Some of our Year 6s have been following an extended Year 7 Maths curriculum this year.  All these children have gained level 7c’s and a 7b which is well ahead of their expected level, completing a paper which is generally done in Year 9 by 14 year olds!

*       In school entrance exams, we have also experienced huge successes, gaining high marks across the board in entrance exams. We gained the 1st, 2nd, 3rd places in the TCI Middle School.

*       Our school also attained 1^st and 3^rd place in the Year 7 British West Indies Collegiate exam again, competing against a whole host of other children.

*       One of our Year 5 students also came in 1^st place in the Year 6 exam for British West Indies Collegiate and one was accepted into Year 7.  All children that sat the exam were accepted into the school.

*       Our whole Year 5 class attained the UK national average for Year 5 in English and Mathematics, with some children achieving level 5c’s and 5b’s, working well ahead of expectations.

Join Professional hockey Player Dom Osman for our roller hockey camp.

On and off-rink drills and skills.

Click on the link below to find out more and to register your child:

Provo Primary Hockey Camp 2012

Monday 2^ndJuly to Friday 6^thJuly.  

11:00am -3:00pm  (5yrs – 17yrs).  

An amazing body and mind opportunity, not to be missed!

Monday 2^ndJuly  to Friday 13^thJuly 

Click on the links below to find out more and to register your:

Summer Camps:

Early Years (2 – 5 yrs) Summer-Camp-2012

Provo Primary Summer School / Camp  and Hockey Camp 2012

Toddler Taster Sessions:

Provo Primary Toddler Tasters (14mths to 2 yrs )July 2012

Summer School (5 – 12 yrs): 

Mind Up, Wake Up Session and Math Drills

Summer Camp (5 – 12 yrs):

Music, Drama and Dance, French, Arts and Crafts, ‘Mind Up’,  Sports, Swimming Lessons, Beach Day and Boat Trip

Roller Hockey Camp (5 – 14 yrs):

Join Professional hockey Player Dom Osman  for on and off-rink drills and skills

Summer Camp (2- 5 yrs):

A range of daily fun activities

Toddler Taster Sessions (14 mths – 2 yrs):

Provo Primary School invites prospective families to come and experience the unique qualities of our school and what we can offer your family.

Today is World Oceans Day! It’s an opportunity to us all to focus on our shared world ocean, learn more and do more to help protect and conserve the ocean, for now and for future generations.

What will you do today to explore, learn, and enjoy the beauty and wonder of our world ocean?

Let’s hope that each and everyone of you at Provo Primary takes the time to reflect on what you can do to protect and conserve them.  With the ocean all around us, let’s all try and dip our toes into the crystal blue waters today and make a splash in celebration of World Oceans Day!

Our school lunch menu form for Tuesday 29th May – Thursday 28th June 2012 is now available.

If you would like your child to have lunch, please click on the image and download and complete the form.  Forms are also available in the office.

Please note that we are unable to provide lunches unless payment is made in ADVANCE.

Click on the image to see the April School Newsletter.

It includes all the dates and information for upcoming events, and the latest school and PTA news.

Class newsletters help you to keep in the loop and find out what is happening in your child’s class.

Access important information, note future upcoming dates for class events and see how you can support your child’s learning at home.

Click on the image on the left to download our latest class newsletters.

We have a variety of new after-school clubs to enjoy this term.

Click on the image, left to download the registration form.  Please check the registration forms for the dates each clubs run for.

Enrolment is on a first-come first-served basis and some clubs may be very popular so be sure to make your choices ASAP. All payments need to be made in advance. Please note that students are not considered enrolled in clubs until the registration form and payment have been received.

You may like to ensure that your child has a small extra snack and drink in their lunch box.

Our school lunch menu form for Monday 23rd April – Thursday 24th May, 2012 is now available.
If you would like your child to have lunch, please click on the image and download, complete and return the form, together with payment by Monday 23th April.  Forms are also available in the office.
Please note that we are unable to provide lunches unless payment is made in ADVANCE.

Welcome back to our Summer Term at Provo Primary.   We hope that you have all enjoyed your holidays.

We look forward to a productive and eventful term ahead. Look out on our blog for information about our school lunches and clubs.  We will also post the school newsletter for this term and all the class newsletters.

Each week we will also post some highlights of events and activities happening around the school so keep us in your bookmark and keep checking in as the term progress.

Following a recent donation of seeds, soil, trowels, gloves and a new watering can by a generous parent, the school garden has experienced a new frenzy of gardening activity during lunchtimes and playtimes.  A group of children have been busy planting squash, tomato, basil , Swiss chard, peas and wild flower seeds and they hope to share a salad together when everything is fully grown.  I asked the children what they liked about the garden and here are some of their thoughts…”It’s fun to look after the plants and actually see them growing tall…I like caring for our garden and enjoy sharing it with all the animals that live there…It’s fun to clean it up with the sweeping brushes we made with palm leaves…it’s peaceful and nice to be with all the nature…everyone can participate and come and join us in the garden.”

Theme Week 2012 was a great success.  The theme was ‘A Day in the Life of…’ and each class choose a different topic to explore throughout the week. It all culminated with a dress up-parade, with the children showing off their impressive costumes to each other.   This was followed by an ‘Open House’ afternoon in which parents were invited in to walk around all the classrooms and see the children’s work. Well done and thank you to all the children, teachers and the many parent and community helpers who helped make this such a fun, hand-on learning week.