Value of the Month – “Friendship”
Dates for your diary
3rd January – children return to school at the usual times
12th January – Parent Values assembly – class 1P and class 5H will be performing
13th January – Parent Values assembly – class 3J and class 5B will be performing
week beginning 16th January – Year 3 “Bring a Parent to school” sessions
20th January – class 5B educational visit to Kensington Palace
week beginning 23rd January – Year 3 and Year 2 “Bring a Parent to school” sessions
26th January – class 5A educational visit to Kensington Palace
27th January – class 2M educational visit to Kensington Palace
27th January – Holocaust Memorial Day
week beginning 30th January – Computing week
31st January – class 5H educational visit to Kensington Palace
31st January – 2:45 to 3:15 – Year 3 Open Classrooms
2nd February – 3:30 to 4:30 – Computing exhibition in school halls
3rd February – class 2N educational visit to Kensington Palace
6th February – 8: 30 to 9:00 Year 2 Open classrooms
6th February – 8: 30 to 9:00 Year 4 Open classrooms
7th February – Nursery and Reception classes photos
7th February – 8:30 to 8:55 – Year 1 Open classrooms
7th February – 2:45 to 3:15 – Reception Open classrooms
8th February – 8:15 to 8:45 – Year 5 Open classrooms
8th February – 3:30 to 5:00 – Parent Consultation sessions part one
9th February – last day before half term holiday
9th February – class 2L educational visit to Kensington Palace
9th February – 8:15 to 8:45 – Year 6 Open classrooms
10th February – 8:00 to 4:00 – Parent Consultation sessions part two
week beginning 13th February – half term holiday
20th February – children return to school at the usual times
23rd February – Parent Values assembly
24th February – Parent Values assembly
fortnight beginning 27th February – Fair Trade fortnight
week beginning 27th February – Book Week
2nd March – World Book Day
week beginning 6th March – Year One “Bring a Parent to school” sessions
10th March – 8:00 to 9:00 Fair Trade Breakfast event
13th March – School’s annual Film Festival to be held at the Stratford Picture house
week beginning 13th March - Year One “Bring a Parent to school” sessions
17th March – Early Years classes Easter Party
week beginning 20th March – History Week
week beginning 20th March – Reception classes “Bring a Parent to school” sessions
23rd March – Parent Values assembly
24th March – Parent Values assembly
24th March – PTA Easter discos
week beginning 27th March – Reception classes “Bring a Parent to school” sessions
30th March – Pop-up Museum after school in the school halls
31st March – last day of term – school closes at the usual times, please note this is not a non-uniform day
Some dates are subject to last minute changes; please check the school blog for regular updates
News and events
Welcome back to the new school term. We wish you and your families a happy new year, and look forward to working with you to meet our collective challenges for the rest of the school year.
Staff changes
We are delighted to welcome to the school workforce Miss Barnes and Mrs Gallagher, as Special Needs Practitioners. They both joined the school workforce at the end of last term.
Also, at the end of last term, Mrs Ghattura resigned her position as a Midday Assistant for personal reasons.
Playtime snacks
Children in Junior classes are very welcome to bring in a healthy snack to eat at playtime. This can include items such as fruit, vegetable sticks, and sultanas. Unacceptable items include crisps, chocolate, sweets, energy bars or “fruit bars”. Please take care to provide your child with a healthy balanced diet over the week.
“WhatsApp”
We are ware that many parents use the “WhatsApp” network to communicate with each other. This can be helpful and supportive and help many of you to stay in touch.
The use of this App to discuss teachers and school activity can be harmful and we are aware some parents have used this to spread gossip and rumour, promoting personal grievances and complaints against members of staff. This behaviour is unacceptable and if not stopped may be referred to the police as a form of online harassment.
Our complaints policy is available on the school website; we urge anyone who is not happy with an aspect of school practice to follow the guidelines detailed within it.
Dates for your diary
3rd January – children return to school at the usual times
12th January – Parent Values assembly – class 1P and class 5H will be performing
13th January – Parent Values assembly – class 3J and class 5B will be performing
week beginning 16th January – Year 3 “Bring a Parent to school” sessions
20th January – class 5B educational visit to Kensington Palace
week beginning 23rd January – Year 3 and Year 2 “Bring a Parent to school” sessions
26th January – class 5A educational visit to Kensington Palace
27th January – class 2M educational visit to Kensington Palace
27th January – Holocaust Memorial Day
week beginning 30th January – Computing week
31st January – class 5H educational visit to Kensington Palace
31st January – 2:45 to 3:15 – Year 3 Open Classrooms
2nd February – 3:30 to 4:30 – Computing exhibition in school halls
3rd February – class 2N educational visit to Kensington Palace
6th February – 8: 30 to 9:00 Year 2 Open classrooms
6th February – 8: 30 to 9:00 Year 4 Open classrooms
7th February – Nursery and Reception classes photos
7th February – 8:30 to 8:55 – Year 1 Open classrooms
7th February – 2:45 to 3:15 – Reception Open classrooms
8th February – 8:15 to 8:45 – Year 5 Open classrooms
8th February – 3:30 to 5:00 – Parent Consultation sessions part one
9th February – last day before half term holiday
9th February – class 2L educational visit to Kensington Palace
9th February – 8:15 to 8:45 – Year 6 Open classrooms
10th February – 8:00 to 4:00 – Parent Consultation sessions part two
week beginning 13th February – half term holiday
20th February – children return to school at the usual times
23rd February – Parent Values assembly
24th February – Parent Values assembly
fortnight beginning 27th February – Fair Trade fortnight
week beginning 27th February – Book Week
2nd March – World Book Day
week beginning 6th March – Year One “Bring a Parent to school” sessions
10th March – 8:00 to 9:00 Fair Trade Breakfast event
13th March – School’s annual Film Festival to be held at the Stratford Picture house
week beginning 13th March - Year One “Bring a Parent to school” sessions
17th March – Early Years classes Easter Party
week beginning 20th March – History Week
week beginning 20th March – Reception classes “Bring a Parent to school” sessions
23rd March – Parent Values assembly
24th March – Parent Values assembly
24th March – PTA Easter discos
week beginning 27th March – Reception classes “Bring a Parent to school” sessions
30th March – Pop-up Museum after school in the school halls
31st March – last day of term – school closes at the usual times, please note this is not a non-uniform day
Some dates are subject to last minute changes; please check the school blog for regular updates
News and events
Welcome back to the new school term. We wish you and your families a happy new year, and look forward to working with you to meet our collective challenges for the rest of the school year.
Staff changes
We are delighted to welcome to the school workforce Miss Barnes and Mrs Gallagher, as Special Needs Practitioners. They both joined the school workforce at the end of last term.
Also, at the end of last term, Mrs Ghattura resigned her position as a Midday Assistant for personal reasons.
Playtime snacks
Children in Junior classes are very welcome to bring in a healthy snack to eat at playtime. This can include items such as fruit, vegetable sticks, and sultanas. Unacceptable items include crisps, chocolate, sweets, energy bars or “fruit bars”. Please take care to provide your child with a healthy balanced diet over the week.
“WhatsApp”
We are ware that many parents use the “WhatsApp” network to communicate with each other. This can be helpful and supportive and help many of you to stay in touch.
The use of this App to discuss teachers and school activity can be harmful and we are aware some parents have used this to spread gossip and rumour, promoting personal grievances and complaints against members of staff. This behaviour is unacceptable and if not stopped may be referred to the police as a form of online harassment.
Our complaints policy is available on the school website; we urge anyone who is not happy with an aspect of school practice to follow the guidelines detailed within it.
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