Dear Parent/Guardian
Please find attached a letter regarding Year 6 swimming sessions.
Yours faithfully
Mrs S Pinkerton
School Support Manager
Parents Evening
Dear Parent/Guardian
Re; Parent’s Evening Appointments
Parents Evening appointments will be delivered through the School Cloud system – this is the same system you would have previously booked your appointments through and will be live Thursday 10th June 2021 for bookings.
Due to the current COVID restrictions we are unable to have face to face appointments and have arranged for these to be via Video call with your child’s class teacher on the School Cloud – Parents Evening system.
I have attached guidance on how to login to your account and book a slot.
Please visit:
https://support.parentseveningsystem.co.uk/article/801-video-parents-how-to-attend-appointments-over-video-call
We look forward to seeing you all on the Video appointments.
Yours faithfully
Mrs S Pinkerton
School Support Manager
Mental Health Week Reminder
Mental Health Week Reminder
Tomorrow we will be ending the week by having a ‘nature themed’ mental health day.
Children will be spending lots of time outside and need to come to school wearing their own clothes – nothing new as they may get dirty undertaking some of the activities.
School will be closed on Friday 5th March 2021
School will be closed on Friday 5th March 2021 for a deep clean to be ready to welcome all pupils back on Monday 8th March 2021. Teachers will be in school to organise classrooms and therefore, work for the children will be set that they can do independently and will be uploaded to the Google Classroom.
Yours faithfully
Mr D Miller
Head Teacher
Precautionary message – for inclement weather (for – Friday 07/01/21)
Good morning,
This is just a precautionary message!!
The weather forecast currently indicates heavy snow later this evening and during the night. There is a possibility, albeit a small one, that the school may be forced to close tomorrow. This is not a decision that I want to take but due to current circumstances the staffing ratios currently in school are greatly reduced. Heavy or significant snowfall will impact on us greatly. Can I please ask that parents who are currently accessing a school place have a ‘Plan B’ in case the worst situation does arrive. In the event that the school is forced to close, remote learning and live lessons will continue as normal via Google Classroom.
As a working parent of 3 primary aged children, who currently access a school place, I appreciate how anxious an early morning message would be. Again, this is just a precautionary message, but I thought it would be wise to alert everyone to the possibility.
Best wishes,
David
David Miller
Headteacher
Re: KS2 Christmas Party
Dear Parent/Guardian
Re: KS2 Christmas Party
A reminder that Tuesday 15th December is KS2 Christmas Party day and children are welcome to come to school in non-uniform on this day.
Yours faithfully
Mr D Miller
Head Teacher
COVID 19
Dear parents &carers,
Although I have sent this message a number of times since September, I am concerned it may be getting lost.
You MUST NOT send your children into school if anyone in your household is displaying symptoms of Covid OR anyone in your household is awaiting the results of a test.
Test results are coming back much quicker now, so isolating whilst a member of your household is tested is taking no more than 1 day. If you send your child into school knowing that a household member has symptoms and that person subsequently receives a positive test, you are putting the rest of your child’s class at risk of being asked to isolate. This could result in up to 30 children, families and staff having to isolate for up to 14 days.
Most people are aware and accepting of the fact that at any point their child may have to isolate due to a positive test in school – which cannot be helped or avoided. However, where it can be avoided – it should be.
We are required by law to inform Public Health of all positive cases, when the children were last in school and as a result, the number of staff and children who have been asked to isolate as a result. You would be found to be going against all government advice if your child had been in school whilst you were awaiting a test result which came back as positive.
Please support the school, your friends and your community with this matter, especially as Christmas is rapidly approaching.
If you are ever in any doubt please phone us and we can discuss your situation with you but DO NOT send your child into school until we have confirmed that it is safe to do so.
Best wishes
David Miller
David Miller
Headteacher
Christmas School Lunch
If your child is currently on packed lunch and they would like a School Christmas lunch on Wednesday December 9th – please contact Mrs Milburn on 01207 502657 before Friday 27th November.
Thank you.
Re: Halloween £1 Donation
Dear Parent/Guardian
Further to previous correspondence regarding the Halloween Party on Friday 23rd October 2020. A payment item has been set up to allow the £1 donation to be paid through your Parentpay accounts.
Please do not send cash into school tomorrow with your child, if you wish to make a donation of £1 – please pay through your Parentpay account.
Yours faithfully
Mr D Miller
Head Teacher
Halloween – On Friday 23rd October
On Friday 23rd October the children are invited to come to school dressed in a
‘spooky’ Halloween costume. During the day the children will have Halloween themed
sessions and all children will have the opportunity to take part in a themed disco and
games in the hall. As this coincides with our Birthday Party Day all children will have
an additional class based birthday parties and games. If you would like to make a donation of £1 then this would be appreciated but can I make clear that this is entirely voluntary. No child will miss out on the Halloween event if they do not bring in any money.
We want to end the half term on a fun note!
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