Keep up to date with all the latest news happening in school at the moment.

• Consultation of Relationships and Health Education Curriculum Policy and Resources

  Fri 21 May 2021 Shaun Farrington

  Hi everyone,

  We are currently consulting on our Relationship and Health Education curriculum approach. We have posted all the relevant documents, as well as an video explaining what we are proposing, on Class Dojo. It would be great if you could have a look and tell us what you think. 

  Have a lovely weekend.

  Mr Farrington

• Parents Evening - May 2021

  Mon 10 May 2021 S Harding

  PARENTS EVENING - MAY 2021
  
  Online bookings for next week's Parents Evening are now live!
  
  Appointments are booked via our school website and emails containing your booking link have been sent to you this afternoon. You will see two emails, one for the 18th May and the other for the 19th May. Please follow the link for the day you require and select a time which suits you.
  
  Appointments times are 10 minutes apart and your class teacher will call you at your designated time slot.
  
  If you have children across multiple classes, you will need to book individual appointment times. Please book your appointment as soon as possible if you wish to get them close together. Places are available on a first come, first served basis.
  
  If you are having trouble booking your appointments, please contact Mrs Raynor or I in the office and we will be happy to assist.
  
  Many thanks, Mrs Harding

• Lateness to School

  Wed 05 May 2021 S Harding

  As you know, many of our children have lost a lot of learning time because of lock down. This issue is being compounded for some of our children because they are regularly late. Did you know,arriving 10 minutes late everyday means that 33 hours of learning is lost each year. This is the same as missing 2 weeks of school!
  
  I monitor attendance and lateness. There are an increasing number of children arriving late everyday. Not only is this having a significant impact on the children who are late but also on their classmates because their teachers needs to re-explain learning to the latecomers, meaning they have less time for the other children in class.
  
  Lateness can be avoided. Please ensure you arrive on time everyday, both for your children and their friends.
  
  Thank you

  
  Mrs Harding

• How much of a difference can we make together?

  Tue 04 May 2021 S Harding

  HOW MUCH OF A DIFFERENCE CAN WE MAKE TOGETHER?
  
  Did you know that swapping beef mince for Quorn mince for just one meal - you help save Greenhouse Gas emissions equivalent to enough electricity to charge your phone for nearly 2 years!
  
  Our school caterer, Eat Culture are working with Quorn to promote the Swap It campaign this May.
  
  We are asking children to swap their usual meat school meal for a delicious vegetarian meal to reduce our carbon footprint. We are doing this as part of our commitment to becoming carbon neutral by 2028.
  
  During May, we will be recording the number of meal swaps the children have made in school. We’ll put the number of swaps into Quorn’s sustainability calculator and show the children how much carbon dioxide emissions they have saved!
  
  For more information, please explore the attached document and watch Quorn's short video.

  

• Parenting Smart

  Sun 02 May 2021 Shaun Farrington

  Hi everyone,

   

  I hope you are enjoying the long weekend. 

   

  Place2Be (our counselling service) have launched a new website for parents and carers of 4-11 year olds, offering practical advice on supporting your child and managing behaviour. I have posted a flyer in the safeguarding and newsletter sections of the website, as well as on Dojo.

   

  Best wishes,

   

  Mr Farrington