Latest News

Latest News

• Reception & KS1 Sports Day Cancelled

  Fri 28 Jun 2013
  Unfortunately Reception and KS1 Sports Day is cancelled today on Friday 28th June due to bad weather. 

• 'Grow a Pound' Key Stage One Challenge

  Thu 13 Jun 2013
  Years 1 & 2 are invited to take part in the 'Grow a Pound' challenge. The 'Spring Market' will be held on Thursday 13th June straight after school until 4.30pm.  Please see 'Grow a Pound' Information Letter in the Newsletter section of this website.

• No Football Club - 13th & 20th June

  Tue 11 Jun 2013
  Please be aware that there will be no after school football club on Thursday 13th June or Thursday 20th June due to other events taking place.  Parents are to arrange to pick their child/ren up at the end of the normal school day (3.20pm).

• World Maths Day Winners are Announced!

  Fri 07 Jun 2013
  A big congratulations to the winners of our 'World Maths Day - Spend £50 to improve our school' competition. We have looked through all competition entries very carefully and have chosen a winner from each year group. From Reds we have Briley H. Briley wanted to spend her £50 on a fun outdoors maths game. We bought a number bucket throwing game. From Yellows we have Will B. Will wanted to buy an animal home so that we can look after animals in our school grounds, we bought a hedgehog home. From Blues our winner is Alice G. Alice wanted to buy some 'Star of the week trophies' that children get to take home. We are looking forward to seeing who gets to take home the trophies first!
  We had a special assembly to announce the winners. 
  
  
  
  

  

• Polite Notice - New Playground Equipment

  Thu 06 Jun 2013
  We have recently had a some new playground equipment installed and unfortunately due to health and safety we are unable to allow children to use this new equipment including the trim trail, pirate ship and reading huts before or after school hours.
  
  Children have lots of opportunities to use each area throughout the day in a safe and well supervised manner.  The equipment has been designed especially for our infant pupils and is not appropriate or safe for toddlers or children over 7 years of age.
  
  We will not be responsible for any accidents or injuries received by any children playing on the equipment out of school times.
  
  I appreciate that many of the children are extremely excited about the new playzones and will pester you to let them use the equipment before the start of school and when they are collected after school has finished.  I appeal to all Parents to support us on this matter. I myself and staff will continue to make this rule clear to all pupils in assembly time and in classroom discussions.
  
  Last of all, we are especially lucky to have a governing body willing to invest funds in developing our school environment.  Each project has to be carefully planned due to cost and funding.  We are especially keen to take care of and look after our special new resources and not see them get damaged or broken.
  
  Thank you for your ongoing support and strong parent partnerships.