This is where you will find all of the information that will keep you up to date with our latest events!
e are delighted to be working in collaboration with Earlsdon Library on a British Science Week initiative. This will include a fantastic photographic exhibition celebrating the one year anniversary of our community allotment. This will open on Friday 7th March at 3.30pm. Our allotment leaders will be running science activities on Saturday 8th March 10am - 12pm.
It’s World Book Day on Thursday 6th March. We work hard to promote a love of reading for pleasure throughout the school year and will be celebrating this national event with a range of activities. We want to give parents plenty of notice as the children have asked to dress up as book characters. There is no expectation that families spend money buying costumes– please encourage the children to make a costume. If you have any dressing up costumes that your children have outgrown and they could be useful to other families for World Book Day, please send them into school. They will be gratefully received and will be displayed on the preloved uniform rail in the entrance area. Thank you During World Book Day we will also be holding a 50p book sale so the children can buy some new books to enjoy at home. Please help by donating unwanted picture books, chapter books, novels and comic. Please send any donations into school by Monday 3rd March. Thank you for your ongoing support
We know that sometimes our pupils cannot come to school because they are really unwell - and that's the right thing to do for them and other students. However, medical advice is clear that children with mild illness will often be well enough to attend school- for example if they have a cough, or cold, without a temperature. The NHS guidance Is my child too ill for school? - NHS (www.nhs.uk) is designed to support parents in their decision making about mild illness. We are keen to support families to ensure children are in school ready for their learning. As a reminder we have listed below the key attendance procedures:
• Telephone the school before 8.30am each day of your child’s absence.
• Tell the school in advance, of any medical appointments and bring in appointment cards/letters. (Where possible book these appointments after school.)
• If you are not sure whether your child is well enough to attend school, send them in anyway as they often perk up on arrival.
• Have a backup plan if you are unable to bring your child to school e.g. call on a family member, neighbour or friend.
• If you and your child are experiencing difficulties with school attendance then talk to us so we can help
We have enjoyed celebrating Chinese New Year in school this week. Thank you to Mr Kumar and our catering team for the delicious Chinese food they prepared for lunch on Wednesday. The Reception children have enjoyed a range of exciting activities to deepen their learning.
We were delighted to welcome UNICEF volunteers from Warwick University. Children in Year 6 learned about human rights and children in Year 3 learned about the refugee crisis.
We were very pleased to welcome some families to our allotment this week for a dual language story session including Panjabi, Marathi, Malalayam and Telugu. We will be running more of these sessions after half term.
We are looking forward to holding the Spring term parent/ teacher meetings on Tuesday 11th February and Thursday 13th February 2025. More information about how to book an appointment will be emailed to parents/carers shortly. Please put the dates in your diary!
It’s World Book Day on Thursday 6th March. We work hard to promote a love of reading for pleasure throughout the school year and will be celebrating this national event with a range of activities. We want to give parents plenty of notice as the children have asked to dress up as book characters. There is no expectation that families spend money buying costumes– please encour?age the children to make a costume. If you have any costumes that your children have outgrown and they could be useful to other families for World Book Day, please send them into school. They will be gratefully received and will be displayed on the preloved uni?form rail in the entrance area. Thank you
We are looking forward to holding the Spring term parent/ teacher meetings on Tuesday 11th February and Thursday 13th February 2025. More information about how to book an appointment will be emailed to parents/carers shortly. Please put the dates in your diary!
Please put the date in your diary for the annual World Book Day. We work hard to promote a love of reading for pleasure throughout the school year and will be celebrating this national event with a range of activities. We want to give parents plenty of notice as the children have asked to dress up as book charac?ters. There is no expectation that families spend money buying costumes– please encour?age the children to make a costume. If you have any costumes that your children have outgrown and they could be useful to other families for World Book Day, please send them into school. They will be gratefully received and will be displayed on the preloved uniform rail in the entrance area. Thank you