We are grateful for any parents, carers and relatives who volunteer their time and energy to help us in school. However, in order to ensure that we keep your children safe, we are asking all volunteers to undergo a DBS check and safeguarding training, to ensure that they are fully briefed in all areas of safeguarding.
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Our children love playing with Lego - and we have a small amount that was purchased with the money raised last year. But there simply isn't enough to go round.
Do you know any bright and reliable candidates who might be looking to work in a friendly primary school? We have two roles that we are looking to fill and we hope you an help...
The Children's and Young Person's Wellbeing Practitioners work with parents of children who are experiencing mild to moderate anxiety or common behavioural difficulties.
They are a new early intervention service, set up to provide support for families who are experiencing these common concerns.
We will be holding our traditional Christmas Lunch, with all the trimmings, on Friday 13th December. We are still shor tof helpers...
This week our Reception children ventured on their first ever school trip - a fun filled, action packed morning in Marble Hill Park - which for little legs is a long way away!
This week we celebrated Anti-Bullying Week's current theme Change Starts With Us.
As part of our commitment to make maths exciting and high profile in our school, we are taking part in competition next week that is part of Maths Week England. It’s called Rock Out 2019 and it’s all done online via play.ttrockstars.com.
If anyone has some spare time for helping out at lunchtime in our lunch hall, please do let us know.
Private Peaceful is a novel for older children by Michael Morpurgo, first published in 2003 which is being presented at Richmond Theatre - tickets are on sale now.
Every November, we take our Reception children on their very first school trip.
The world we live in is sometimes a scary and unpredictable place. There are things going on that we'd rather our children didn't have to hear about. Sometimes, it's tricky finding the right balance when it comes to explaining events, that as adults, we find hard to comprehend.