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Friday Letter 25th September 2020
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Posted On 25 Sep 2020
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//Hayley Wilkinson
Headteachers Update 25th September 2020
This week we have been celebrating Harvest, classes have been learning about the Harvest Festival and thinking about what we say “thank you” for as part of their RE and understanding the world sessions. As part of our Harvest Assembly we had invited Reverend Simon to share with...
Posted On 25 Sep 2020
Headteachers Update 18th September 2020
It’s been wonderful to welcome everyone back to school and see so many happy faces enjoying their new term. Last week we not only welcomed children and families into our Nursery and Reception classes but we also have 14 new children joining us across the school. We hope they have...
Posted On 18 Sep 2020
Headteachers Update 18th September 2020
This week Laura and I have been to visit all classes in school, as part of our learning looks, we have ensured that we have remained socially distant and worn our visors, something which some children found to be quite funny. We have seen some fantastic learning taking place,...
Posted On 18 Sep 2020
Headteachers update 11th September
What a great first week back at school it has been! We have welcomed 14 new pupils to our school community! It has been amazing to see so many happy smiley faces entering and leaving the school each day, everyone looks so smart in their new uniform, there has definitely been...
Posted On 11 Sep 2020
Back to School – Tuesday 8th September
We look forward to welcoming the children back to school on Tuesday 8th September.
Posted On 03 Sep 2020
Headteachers Update 10th July 2020
It has been great to see an increase of children in school full time this week with lots of carnival and summer activities taking place in all of our classrooms. School is still not the same without all of our children in the building though. As we approach the end of term, many...
Posted On 10 Jul 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.
