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  • School Update

    Thu 28 May 2020

    Following this evenings government announcement about school reopening we are delighted to be welcoming more children back to school from Monday 1st June. 

     

    As we have explained previously the children will be placed in bubbles within school with numbers limited in accordance with government guidance. From Monday 1st June we will have the following structure:

     

    Class One - Will remain in class one as per usual

    Class Two  - Will remain in class two as per usual

    Class Three - Will be split into two bubbles taught by Ms Woodrow or Miss Richardson

    Class Four - Year one children will remain with Ms Handley

    Class Ten - Will be split into two bubble taught by Mr Haigh or Ms Baliol-Key/Mrs Anderson

     

    We have planned our provision so that we are able to welcome back all children in EYFS, Year One and Year 6.  If at any point you decide that you would like your child to return to school then please contact the school office.

     

    In addition to this we will continue to provide childcare to the children of Key Workers and this will continue in the school hall.  If you haven't previously accessed this provision and now require it again please contact the school office. 

     

    Finally, those children who aren't yet due to return to school will continue to be provided with home learning using the same channels as before the half term break.  As always please contact us if there is anything we can do to support you with this. 

     

    Many thanks for your continued support in these ever changing times.

     

    David Nicholson 

  • School Update

    Fri 22 May 2020

    Next week, we hope you can enjoy the May half-term holiday.  Please remember: the school is closed in order to allow staff time to prepare for the school’s re-opening and teachers will not be setting nor uploading any work for children to do onto the school website, during the half-term break. 

     

    We will be contactable through the enquiries email address if you have any concerns around the reopening or you require provision as you are classed as a key worker.  We have planned for all of the children in YR, Y1 and Y6 to return so we will have space to accommodate any child who wishes to return to school. 

     

    The government have identified eligible year groups which are strongly encouraged to return to school, on this date, unless they are self-isolating or they are clinically vulnerable.  The Government have stipulated the reasons for their return as:

     

    • Reception: support early development through child-initiated play;
    • Year 1: support Reading development; and
    • Year 6: support English and Mathematics as well as prepare students for transition to secondary school.

     

    The staff have been busy preparing the classrooms and the pictures attached hopefully give you a bit of an idea as to how the classrooms may look.  As we explained in the information for parents we have planned to provide the children with their own work station and equipment to use throughout the day.  The children will then stay in these bubbles for the entire week. We have been very mindful to try and leave the classrooms as normal as possible whilst meeting the requirements set out in the guidance. 

     

    Before the return to school, all children in Reception, Year 1 and Year 6 will be notified which ‘class bubble’ they have been allocated, when they return to school along with a reminder about the drop off and pick up points.  Staff will be on hand again to greet you and to collect your child/ren for you. Please be mindful that ‘school drop off’ and collection will take slightly longer than normal, during this period.  I would ask for your patience and understanding as we implement these new arrangements.

     

    In the meantime, we would like to encourage all our children and their families to have a well earned rest and try to enjoy the sunshine as much as you can at this current time.

     

    We all miss you incredibly and we can't wait to be welcoming you all back to school as soon as we are allowed to do so.

     

    Stay safe

     

    Mr Nicholson  

     

     

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