Please see below for homework grids for the second half of the Summer Term 2021. Click on an image to view a full size .pdf version.
During our annual Sports Week which begins on Monday June 21st, all pupils will be taking part in our annual fundraising event: The Mini Marathon. Unfortunately this year, parents will be unable to support this event by attending and children will be running within their class bubbles. All monies raised will support the improvement of school resources.
CHILDREN: ONLY ASK PEOPLE YOU KNOW TO BE SPONSORS- DO NOT GO ‘KNOCKING ON DOORS’
Please can all sponsor money be returned to the class teacher by Tuesday 6th July 2021. Many thanks for all your support.
As part of our annual cycle of self-evaluation we have asked parents/carers for their feedback. We are really pleased to say that there has been an overwhelmingly positive response to our questionnaires (we received 4 paper & 56 online responses).…
As you will see from the pictures below, a significant amount of work has gone into revitalising our Science Garden. This included the replacement of decking in the pond dipping area. The aforementioned outside learning environment is used across multiple…
Sausage/Veggie Roll and Crispy Potatoes is always a big hit with the children. It is on the Menu for next Monday but, as it is a Bank Holiday, it will be served on Tuesday 4th May, instead of the Pasta/Sandwich option.
Please see the attached risk assessment from week commencing Monday 26th April 2021: 3152RA022 Full Opening of Schools (Apr21) – updated 26.04.21 (Word) 3152RA022 Full Opening of Schools (Apr21) – updated 26.04.21 (PDF)
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Please see below a copy of the Summer Menu from Caterlink, which takes effect after the Easter holidays.
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You can find out more about meal and snack provision including information about Free School Meals and Pupil Premium funding on our School Meals and Snacks page.
On advice from Public Health England (PHE), pupils in primary schools and children in nursery settings are not included in the rapid asymptomatic testing programme. PHE has advised that there are currently limited public health benefits to testing primary-aged pupils…