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Friday Letter 26th February 2021
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Posted On 26 Feb 2021
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//Hayley Wilkinson
Headteachers Update 12th February 2021
Thank you to all staff in Hob Moor Oaks for their determination this half term. Following the amended government guidance on Remote Learning, our staff have worked tirelessly to develop an accessible remote learning provision to help our pupils access learning whilst staying safe...
Posted On 12 Feb 2021
Headteachers Update 12th February 2021
After a very busy half term I hope everyone is safe and well. What a strange start to 2021 it’s been with some children getting to grips with remote learning at home and some children learning in school. I am so proud of our staff team for adapting so quickly to a whole new way...
Posted On 12 Feb 2021
Headteachers Update 5th February 2021
Our Parents Community Hub is on Monday 8th February at 10:30am. If you would like to join this virtual meet up, please email admin.hmo@ebor.academy and share your email address. We will then send you a calendar invitation to your email for you to click on to attend the Google...
Posted On 05 Feb 2021
Headteachers Update 29th January 2021
This week has brought huge sadness to our school community with the sudden loss of Saskia. We have received kind words from parents, past colleagues, trust schools and wider community – Thank you for taking the time to write these, reading them has brought comfort. In time,...
Posted On 29 Jan 2021
Headteachers Update 22nd January 2021
Happy Friday to all our pupils, families, governors & staff, we hope you have all had a positive week. This week it has been wonderful to see interactions taking place via Tapestry. Our daily communications on individual care diaries has allowed for you as parents to receive...
Posted On 22 Jan 2021
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