Due to last week’s adverse weather conditions and subsequent closure of school our World Book Day did not take place as planned.

We have rescheduled ‘World Book Day’ for Friday 9^th March.

The children are asked to come to school dressed as their favourite book character or author (£1 donation per family please). The children are welcome to bring in their favourite book as they will have an opportunity to read it and share what they like about it with others in their class.

Our school council will judge the best dressed book character from each class and all the children will be celebrated for their effort during a whole school assembly.

I’m sure the children will have a fabulous day enjoying everything that is great about reading books!

 

School will be open as usual tomorrow (Monday 5th March). Breakfast club will be on as normal from 8.00am. School events, disrupted by the adverse weather last week, will be rearranged for later in the term. I look forward to seeing all the children back at school tomorrow.
Thank you.
Mr L J Duncan

A spell of wintry weather has been forecast for next week. It is very likely that there will be some snow combined with very cold winds. Could you ensure that your child comes to school appropriately dressed (coast, hat & gloves) and that they are prepared for this cold spell. Hopefully the weather will not affect the running of our school but, in the unlikely event that it does, please keep an eye on our school blog and school App which will keep you updated. Thank you.

Mr L J Duncan

Our Year 5 and 6 residential children arrived safely in Rome today. They have already begun to explore the many fascinating sites this special city has to offer. To find out more about their adventures please log onto the Explore4all’s Facebook page which has regular updates ( https://en-gb.facebook.com/Explore4all-1528793840736676/). I’m sure they will all have a fabulous time!

 

Please click on the letters and supporting material below regarding our school 100 book challenge!

Mrs Robson, our English Lead, would like to ask for help from our KS1 parents & Lower KS2 (year5 & 6) parents in our aim to provide our children with further new and exciting reading books in school. If you would like to help the school in any way with this request we would be very grateful.

KS1 letter to parents   &  KS1 supporting material

Lower KS2 (Year 5 & 6) letter to parents  &  KS2 supporting material