0
Friday Letter 22nd January 2021
Please click here
Posted On 22 Jan 2021
By
//Hayley Wilkinson
Headteachers Update 15th January 2021
Thank you for your kind words when receiving telephone calls or emails last week. This virus will continue to challenge us but together we are stronger! I’d like to apologise for the detail and content of my newsletter – it is COVID heavy… please make sure you...
Posted On 15 Jan 2021
Headteachers Update 8th January 2021
This week has thrown unforeseen challenges that have impacted our school community. I hope today’s letter has resolved and repaired some of these concerns. For all of us, it has not been the start to a new term that we expect nor plan for, we look forward to developing our...
Posted On 08 Jan 2021
Schools open only for vulnerable children and children of key workers
The Prime Minister has imposed new lockdown restrictions to combat the escalating Covid-19 crisis, which means all schools will now only be open for vulnerable children and children of key workers. Education will be delivered by remote learning, online or through workbooks...
Posted On 05 Jan 2021
Schools open only for vulnerable children and children of key workers
The Prime Minister has imposed new lockdown restrictions to combat the escalating Covid-19 crisis, which means all schools will now only be open for vulnerable children and children of key workers. Education will be delivered by remote learning, online or through workbooks...
Posted On 05 Jan 2021
Headteachers Update 11th December 2020
The school this week has had a wonderful smell of baking as classes were preparing for todays “Hob Moor Oaks Christmas Bake Off”. All classes are making a showstopper contribution and these will be judged by Maureen and Gwen who retired from Hob Moor Oaks at Easter. We will...
Posted On 11 Dec 2020
BBC News – Education
- What I wish I'd known: Four students on life as a fresherFour second year students give their advice on starting uni to this year's freshers.
- Cost of children's homes doubles but care can be poor, says reportHuge sums spent on children's residential care in England do not represent value for money, says spending watchdog.
