With constantly updated guidelines and a host of changes to procedure, it's hard to know what to do if you or your child is unwell. Please see below for an 'at-a-glance' list of what we need you to do - and what we will be doing - to keep our children safe.
It's been an unusual summer to say the least, but we are delighted to be able to welcome back our whole school community this Autumn Term, along with some new faces.
In times of change or when we are feeling unsettled, it's always a good idea to think about what you love, what you love doing and who you love being with. If you start thinking about what makes you happy - you start feeling happy!
Whether you're working from home with your kids for the first time or supporting children with anxiety due to coronavirus, the NSPCC has got tips and advice for you.
We really are lucky to have such a wealth of technology to help us with our home learning. But with this increased use of tech, needs a careful approach.
We may all be feeling a little vulnerable right now... but as the saying goes 'vulnerability is the birthplace of innovation, creativity and change'.
This isn't quite the Easter Term we had planned and all of us are adjusting to a new and unusual way of life.
The school closures are out of the ordinary for all of us, but for those children with anxiety or additional needs, it can be really upsetting. Please read on to find some resources that may be helpful for parent carers of children and young people.
Those in the Reception classes will be very familiar with Mrs Dale and her Billy Bear Storytime.
If you usually qualify for free school meals, you are still entitled to receive these whilst the school is partially closed, during term time only.
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The school will close from the end of the school day on Friday March 20th for most children, until further notice.