To celebrate Mothering Sunday, we are inviting all Mums and Carers into school for tea and cake on the afternoon of Monday, 20th March, 2:15pm.  There will also be a classroom activity for you to do with your child in class.
For us to make sure we have enough cake 🍰 (can there ever be too much!!) a form will be sent out early next week, to let us know if you can come along. 😀

KS2 Roman Day
On Tuesday 21st March, the children in KS2 will be visited by the ‘History Guy’ who will be leading a full day of Roman activities. The children will take part in: shield games, exploring archaeology boxes, Roman economy activities and practise their javelin skills. For the day, the children are welcome to come to school dressed as a Roman if they would like.
There will be a charge of £5 per child, which is to be paid on ParentPay (please login to your Parent Pay account to see further information).
If you have any questions about the day, please contact your child’s class teacher.
Thank you,
Mrs Gharu

Report evening appointments will be available on Tuesday, March 21st between 3.30 pm and 5.30 pm and on Thursday, 23rd March between 3.30 pm and 6.30 pm. It will be possible to choose either a face-to-face appointment here in school or a telephone call with your child’s class teacher. As previously the link to the on-line booking portal will be sent out nearer the time.

We are pleased to announce that Crossbar Coaching will be coming into school to run a 3 week Football Skills Club on a Friday after school, until 4.30 pm. Initially this will run on 10th, 17th and 24th March.

The Coach will focus on teaching football skills and fitness and this will make the club suitable for all year groups.

If you would like your child to attend this club, please just send a Dojo to me. Payment can be made through Parentpay which we will set up next week.

We do hope this Club will be a success and if so, then we will run it through the Summer Term.

Should you have any queries, please just let me know.

Please be advised that we have a number of reported cases of Chicken Pox in our KS1 classes.

The advice from both the NHS and Gov.Uk is as follows – keep you child off school until all blisters have crusted over, this is usually around 5 days from the onset of the rash.

To those pupils who have Chicken Pox, we all wish you a speedy recovery.