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

  • Reading over the holidays

    Thu 16 Jul 2020

    This website offers lots of ideas and reading activities for your child/children. 

     

    Click on the left hand tab ' children ' if you scroll down you will find the links for the Summer Challenge and much more.

     

    https://readingagency.org.uk/news/media/reading-together-day-schedule---highlights-announced.html

  • Letter from Mrs Forde

    Fri 10 Jul 2020

    Dear Parents/ Carers

     

    We hope you and the children are well? 

     

    Reports and classes for next year

    Hopefully by now most families have received the children's end of year report. If you haven't received them please be reassured that they are on their way.

    We have sent an email this afternoon to inform parents of their child's new class teacher and the children should have already received a Microsoft TEAMs invitation to meet their new teachers and find out about their learning during the new academic year.

     

    Staffing update

    We will be saying farewell to Mrs Bevan who has been teaching and supporting children at Earlsdon for 20 years and to Mrs Hull who has worked at our school as a Teaching Assistant for 15 years. Both Mrs Bevan and Mrs Hull have decided to retire and are looking forward to spending more time with their families.

    Mrs Smith has made the decision to retire from her position as Deputy Headteacher, but will be continuing to work in school to support our curriculum development.

    During the Autumn term, Mrs Dooley and Miss Higgs will continue to support our school improvement in their new role as Deputy Headteachers.

    At the end of the school year we will also be saying farewell to Miss Bottrill who has accepted a teaching position in Italy, to Mrs O'Reilly who will be returning to teach in the English Department at a local secondary school and to Mr Brar who will also be leaving at the end of this term.

     

    Home Learning

    We have received lots of positive feedback this week and are delighted that the children continue to enjoy the range of activities planned for them and that families have appreciated the new planning format. Next week's home learning plans are available on the class pages of the website. We have invited the children to think about transition during their PSHE sessions in school and at home. The reflection PowerPoint, which will be used in school next week,  is also available on the class pages

     

    Summer holiday support

    As you are aware, school will close for all children on Friday 17th July. Support is available for families during the summer holiday through Coventry's Family Hubs- please see the attached flyer. If you would like someone to talk to or to ask for help or advice the phone line is free to call. For more information please access:

    www.coventry.gov.uk/familyhubs or www.coventry.gov.uk/applyearlyhelp

    Coventry City Council Homepage

    The main home page of Coventry City Council

    www.coventry.gov.uk

     

    We will be in touch next week with more information about the full opening of school to  all children in September. 

    We hope you have a good weekend and that we all have the opportunity to enjoy some summer sunshine!

     

    Best wishes

     

    Mrs Forde

  • New Kids Trail

    Fri 10 Jul 2020
    Mr Wilson our dear friend is at it again. The SENA Kids Trail is back, this time it is based on Old McDonald. This time the farmer has lost a range of animals in the woods, not all farm animals as you will soon discover! Pop along to the woods opposite the Memorial Park to find the trail. Happy hunting! 
  • Our Human Rights by the children at Earlsdon Primary

    Tue 07 Jul 2020

    The right to play

     

    The right to make up our own mind 

     

    The right to meet with new people 

     

    The right to an education

  • Coventry Early Help contact information

    Tue 07 Jul 2020
  • What a busy week!

    Sun 05 Jul 2020

    What a delightful week we have had, welcoming our Year 1 children to school and having our Reception children back full time. Mrs Dooley enjoyed teaching some PSHE sessions using Teams to the Year 2, 3, 4 and 5 children and this coming week we eagerly await the arrival of our Year 6's. 

     

    You should all receive an email later this week welcoming your child the opportunity to join a Teams meeting to meet with their new class teachers.  

     

     

     

  • From Mrs Forde

    Sun 05 Jul 2020

    Dear Parents/ Carers

     

    We hope that you and your family remain well?

     

    We have been thrilled to have the Reception children in full time this week, along side a group of Year 1 children and the 'priority groups'. We are looking forward to welcoming some groups of Year 6 children into school next week to start working on their transition project 'Be Awesome, Go Big!'

    In addition it has been lovely to keep up to date with the learning that the children have been sharing on J2E and Mrs Dooley has thoroughly enjoyed meeting some of the children virtually this week- thank you for your support with these activities.

     

    Home learning

    You will notice that the home learning plans have changed and activities and video lessons have been organised into a structured timetable. As mentioned in previous correspondence, it is challenging to find a plan and approach that meets the needs of all children and families.  We recognise that you may be juggling work commitments alongside home learning and possibly trying to meet the needs of children of different ages. With this in mind, we have included a variety of activities and used recorded video lessons which the children can access at a time that is convenient for your family. In addition there is another values reflection and some PSHE activities on this week's plan- where possible the plans and activities are also being delivered in school.

     

    Summer holidays and the Autumn term

    We received an update from the DfE this week explaining that schools are not expected to remain open for vulnerable children and children of critical workers over the summer holiday. As such school will close for all children on Friday 17th July and we will not be running a holiday club at the end of July as originally planned.. 

    Following on from the government's announcement yesterday that schools will open fully in September, we will be working through the current guidance and future guidance to put together a plan for our school. We will provide more information over the coming weeks, but look forward to seeing everyone again at the beginning of the new school year.

     

    Keep an eye on the latest news and gallery sections of our website for useful links and also photos of some children's home learning. 

    The children may also like to access the exciting activities in this link:

     

    https://www.booktrust.org.uk/news-and-features/news/news-2020/creativity-has-never-been-more-important-childrens-laureate-cressida-cowell-launches-creative-summer-camp/

     

    Wishing you a healthy and relaxing weekend.

    Best wishes

    Mrs Forde

  • The F I N A L chapter

    Wed 01 Jul 2020

    Visit J2E to find Mrs Forde reading the final chapter of The Twits. 

     

    It has taken 101 days - but we have finished it. Thank you to all the staff for reading the chapters and a huge thank you to our pupils for watching and seeing those familiar faces. 

     

     

  • Earlsdon Virtual Sports Day

    Wed 01 Jul 2020
    Of course it would be our 'Virtual Sports Day' - it is raining! How have you been getting on? Have you managed any of the activities? Remember to upload your results to J2E to share with your peers. 
  • How beautiful!

    Wed 01 Jul 2020
    Visit our gallery page, and you will see some the incredible work our children are doing at home. The Year 3 art work is just beautiful. 

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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