At the end of last term, the whole school gathered in the hall to share the creative homework that children in each class had completed based around work in school.  There was work linked to the Vikings, Times Tables, Penguin art, Space and Planets, Light and Shadow and London.  Here are just a few pictures of the wonderful work that was created.  Thank you to all the family members who supported their children at home with their work.  We look forward to the next set of creative homework at the end of Term 4.

The Year 6 children are off on an adventure this week as they visit the PGL Centre at Windmill Hill, Bexhill-on-Sea, East Sussex.  They arrived on Monday afternoon and will be there all week, returning to school on Friday afternoon.  They are accompanied by Miss Marshall and Mr Trodd, and Mr Trodd plans to keep a blog updated each day with details of the adventure (with pictures too).  This blog page is found in the Children section.

 

Click here to go straight to the Year 6 Residential Blog Page.

 

Dear Parent/Carers,

As you know we are forecasted to have some extremely cold weather this week, with the possibility of snow. Please can you ensure that all children come to school appropriately dressed with a hat, scarf and gloves. As a school we will monitor how long the children spend out at break. This might mean that we take the decision to have a short run around outside with a longer indoor break so that they don’t get cold.

Year 6 children who are going on residential, please make sure that you pack lots of layers to wear. Miss Marshall, Mr Trodd and the PGL staff will make sure that the children are kept active at all times and the timetable maybe adjusted to ensure that the children have a balance of indoor and outdoor activities. We will make sure that they keep warm!

If we do have snow this week, please do check the school website for updates and http://www.kentclosures.co.uk/ where we will also post live updates.

We will endeavour to keep the school open at all times.

Many thanks for your help, keep wrapped up and stay warm!

Miss Sexton

Head Teacher

Online safety is vital in our 21st century world.  A document produced by Ofsted with some weblinks that parents may find supportive can be accessed on our Safeguarding page.

 

Click here to visit our Safeguarding page.

 

Dear Parent/Carers,

I would like to take this opportunity to wish you all a great half term holiday. We have had a busy term in school starting with our Dreams and Ambitions Day and ending with the whole school sharing their home learning.

Enjoy flipping pancakes on Shrove Tuesday!

I look forward to welcoming you all back on Monday 19th February.

Miss Sexton

We had a lovely end to the term when Year 6 shared their family assembly all about their work in English based on the book 'Shackleton's Journey'. It was fascinating - well done everyone! 

A big thank you to all the parents who were able to come into school this afternoon and support their children during our Safer Internet Day 2018 activities.  Many parents also attended the presentation with Miss Hart at the end of the afternoon. 

 

Miss Hart shared a presentation about Parenting in the Digital Age, from Internet Matters.org which shared some very interesting and thought-provoking statistics.  Some parents were keen to access this information again, and we have made the presentation available on our Safeguarding page.

 

To visit the Safeguarding page, please click here.

Thank you to those parents who attended the meeting after school today.  The slides from the PowerPoint are below for your information.  For those parents not able to attend, a letter with the information and medical forms will be sent next week.  Medical forms need to be returned by the end of term (Friday 9th February).