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Earlsdon Primary School

This is where you will find all of the information that will keep you up to date with our latest events!

  • Returning to school

    Tue 26 Jul 2022

    The first day back to school for the children is Tuesday 6th September. 

    During the first week of term we will be exploring the theme of welcome as we embrace being in a new year group and to help build upon everything we have learnt this year through our School of Sanctuary and community work.

     

    We are saying farewell to our Year 6 children- the Class of 2022. The children are very talented, resilient, resourceful and enthusiastic- we are thrilled with the progress and personal development they have made during their journey through Earlsdon primary. We will miss each and everyone of the them but know that they are moving on to brilliant secondary schools where they will flourish and embrace new opportunities. Good luck Year 6 and thank you for the wonderful memories you have left with us.

  • Staffing Update

    Tue 26 Jul 2022
    • We have been delighted to welcome Miss Blunt back to school after the birth of her son and her maternity leave. Miss Blunt has been back in school this week and will be working alongside Mrs Rawlings and Miss Murray in Year 4 next year. 
    • In addition we have all been thrilled to welcome Miss Georgiou back to school during the last few weeks. Miss Georgiou has enjoyed spending time with children from across the school and has been getting to know the Year 4 children who she will be teaching next year in Year 5 alongside Miss Ashmore. 
    • We would like to thank Mr Whitehead for all of his hard work over the last 18 months. Mr Whitehead has taught several classes at Earlsdon primary due staff absence or maternity leave. He has been very hardworking, flexible and enthusiastic with the children and we wish him all the best as he moves onto pastures new.
    • We are also saying farewell and thank you to Miss Wykes and Mr Rogerson. Miss Wykes has been supporting teaching and learning in school in her role as a Higher Level Teaching Assistant during the last 8 years. She has supported children in small groups, on a 1:1 basis and when teaching whole classes. Miss Wykes has built strong relationships with children and staff and we wish her all the best as she embarks upon a change of career. 
    • Mr Rogerson has worked in the school office for 7 years and is always helpful, supportive and knowledgeable. He joined Earlsdon within an apprenticeship role and has displayed his many skills when supporting children, staff and parents. He has reduced his hours over the last few years as he has embarked upon an English degree, but now needs to devote more time to his studies as he moves into his final year. We wish him all the best with the exciting challenges ahead.
  • Well done, Bella!

    Tue 26 Jul 2022

    We are delighted to be able to share the beautiful artwork of Bella from Year 1, which can now be enjoyed on the Royal Academy website.

    https://youngartists.royalacademy.org.uk/exhibitions/2022/62652?query=Isabella%20Theuri

  • Bottle Top Competition

    Tue 26 Jul 2022

    A HUGE thank you for your support and votes for the Bottle Top Competition. Unfortunately on this occasion we didn't win but were thrilled to be in the final top ten designs in this national competition; a huge congratulations to the winning school on their beautiful design. We are delighted to inform you that Composite Prime have decided to present Earlsdon primary with a 'People's Choice Award' plaque for our sensory garden and vouchers that we can use to buy things for our Eco-Team in the future to acknowledge the number of votes that we got as a school. We are thrilled with our design, the sensory garden and the overwhelming community support that we have had. Thank you.

  • School meals and snacks

    Tue 26 Jul 2022

    School meals

    Thank you to the parents and children who have provide useful feedback on how they would like to see our school lunches improve. As you are aware we are delighted to have welcomed Ravinder Kumar to our school. Mr Kumar is a very experienced chef and is looking forward to developing our school lunches as our catering manager. He has developed new menus for the new term and these will be shared with parents shortly. We are excited about this development in school and look forward to seeing many more children enjoying a variety of hot, healthy and appetising meals at lunch time.

     

    Mid morning snacks

    The children in Reception - Year 2 benefit from having access to fresh fruit in school each day thanks to the government funded 'Fruit in School' scheme; there is no need for parents to provide a snack for the children. 

    If your son/ daughter will be in Year 3- Year 6 and you would like to provide a mid morning snack for them to eat at playtime, please ensure that this is a healthy option e.g. a piece of fruit or a fruit bar, rather than crisps or biscuits. Thank you for your support.

  • Routines

    Tue 26 Jul 2022

    There will be no significant changes to the morning and afternoon routines. 

    • The children in Year 1- Year 6 will enter school in the morning through the side doors by the sensory garden. 
    • The children can wait on the path from 8.40am when a member of staff will be on duty and they will walk into school from 8.45am. 
    • All children should be in school by 9am.
    • At the end of the school day the children in Year 1, Year 2 and Year 3 will be waiting on the playground at 3.10pm to be collected. 
    • Children in Year 4 and Year 5 will come out onto the playground to be collected at 3.15pm. 
    • The Year 6 children will leave school at 3.15pm and will be escorted to the end of the school drive where they can meet their adult or walk home if this has been agreed by parents.

    When the new Reception children start school they will enter and leave school through their outdoor classroom by the school canteen.

    Routines for children attending Breakfast and After School club will remain the same- the children should be dropped off and collected from the school gate in the car park side of the building.

  • Welcome Meetings September 2022

    Tue 26 Jul 2022

    Class teachers in Year 1 - Year 6 will be holding welcome meetings for parents to introduce themselves and to explain some routines and curriculum information to parents. These meetings will be held using Microsoft Teams and invites will be sent out at the beginning of the new school year. The dates of year group meeting is listed below.

     

    Year 1      Tuesday 13th September at 3.45pm      

    Year 2      Wednesday 14th September at 3.45pm

    Year 3      Tuesday 6th September at 3.45pm                 

    Year 4      Wednesday 7th September at 4.15pm

    Year 5      Thursday 8th September at 3.45pm                

    Year 6      Wednesday 7th September at 3.45pm

  • Uniform 2022

    Tue 26 Jul 2022

    School shoes

    Please ensure that the children wear plain black school shoes without coloured soles, logos or sports markings. We recognise that many children prefer to wear school shoes that resemble a trainer, but these should not have any coloured logos or stripes. Thank you for your support with this.

     

    P.E kits

    The children in Year 1 - Year 6 will need to have a school P.E kit- more information about their P.E lessons will follow in September. 

    To try to keep costs to a minimum and to support our school uniform policy, the school P.E kit follows the uniform colours and the only logo that the children should be wearing is our school logo- please do not buy items with sports logos, stripes or prints. Thank you for your support in providing:

    • Plain navy or black shorts / plain navy or black leggings or jogging bottoms for the colder months
    • Plain white t-shirt or plain white polo shirt, or a white polo shirt or white t-shirt with our school logo
    • Plain navy hoodie or a navy school sweatshirt / cardigan with our logo.
  • School Uniform Autumn 2022

    Tue 26 Jul 2022

    We recognise that many parents use the summer holiday to sort out school uniform for their children and as such we wanted to remind you of our uniform policy:

    • Navy sweatshirt or cardigan
    • White polo shirt
    • Black/ grey trousers or skirt

    Please take some time to clearly label your son/ daughter's school uniform so that any lost property can be returned to its owner.

    The PTA will be holding another preloved uniform sale during the first few weeks of term- more information will follow in September.

     

    In addition, we would welcome donations of pants and socks (all sizes) for our spare clothes collection. Please remember us if your child has outgrown these items, as we can always make use of them in school. Thank you.

  • Times Table Rock Stars

    Tue 26 Jul 2022

    Congratulations to 5G for winning the Battle of the Bands on TTRS last week with an amazing 1246 points on average. A special mention for Teddy and Selina who scored the most points in the whole school. 

    Please can you encourage your children to continue to play on Times Tables Rocks Stars over the summer to keep them fluent with their multiplication and division facts. We will be presenting certificates to the children who have made the most effort over the holiday and for those have made the most progress.

Earlsdon Primary School Values

Respect
  • A culture is strong when people work with each other, not for themselves. Simon Sinek
Equality
  • In diversity there is beauty and there is strength. Maya Angelou
Challenge
  • Come to the edge. We might fall. Come to the edge. It's too high! Come to the edge. And they came, and he pushed, and they flew. Christopher Iogne
Resilience
  • Resilience comes from the Latin word 'resalire', which means springing back.
Responsibility
  • You cannot get through a single day without having an impact on the world around you. What you do makes a difference and you have to decide what kind of difference you want to make. Jane Goodall
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