Weekly Update 🐣
We’ve had a lovely week to the summer term, and the children have come back eager to learn and looking super smart in their uniforms.
The weather has been kind, and we have had lots of opportunities to enjoy outdoor play.
Year 5 enjoyed an informative visit to the Life Centre on Wednesday and Mr Jackson took a group of boys out today to the football finals.
We are looking forward to a busy summer term.
Have a great weekend.
Class Round Up
Read on to find out what our Early Years Classes have been doing in their learning:
Reception
This half term, Reception are starting to compose and record their own sentences using their phonic knowledge.
We practised our counting skills by sorting a dish of mixed objects to find out how many of each item we had. We also practised counting groups in pictures where the objects could not be moved.
Nursery
Attendance Matters
It is so important that we see your children in school every day as any missed days means missed learning.
There are our attendance figures for this week:
Overall 94.7%
A big well done to Nursery am for getting 100% – a fantastic achievement – as well as Class 103, Class 104, Class 205, Class 410, Class 511 and Class 614 who all got over 96%.
Not the best start to the half term so let’s try and get more classes over 96% next week.
A reminder that if a child is picked up early from school then you must provide medical evidence of the appointment they are attending.
It was the first day of our Full House Friday campaign, and everyone in school today will get a ticket to go in the draw at the end of this half term.
Reminders
Reminders
- Please can we remind you that children should be wearing black school shoes with their uniform on non-PE days. On PE days, only black or white trainers should be worn with their PE kit.
- Thank you to everyone who has named their child’s uniform; this really helps us to return any lost property to its rightful owner, and we would encourage all parents to make sure that uniform is named please.
Links to support our parents and children….
Headstart
Hello everyone,
We hope you all had an amazing Easter break. We’re excited to bring you another super HeadStart newsletter!
Our HeadStarters have been superb, demonstrating their knowledge, enthusiasm, and passion for sharing wellbeing across the whole school community. Their commitment to promoting positive mental health continues to inspire both pupils and staff alike.
This time of year often encourages us to “spring clean” – letting go of the old, welcoming fresh energy, and refreshing our physical and emotional spaces. With this in mind, we’re also shining a spotlight on staff wellbeing, recognising the importance of taking time to pause, reset, and look after ourselves.
HeadStart Newsletter 20th April 2026
Lunch Menu Y1 – Y6
Lunch Menu EYFS
Action for Happiness
Wellbeing is so important in our day-to-day life. Use the ideas on the calendar to pause, breathe and notice, so we can respond more mindfully.
