Our classroom for next year!

Looking after our wellbeing is so important, now more than ever. Why not try some of these activities with your family at home? Don't forget to let us know how you get on.

For Y2 parents who confirmed their child’s school place in our recent survey

All schools can now bring more pupils back to school if staffing allows, pupil groups are no bigger than 15 (we call these groups of 15 pupils bubbles) and good hygiene measures are adhered to. This latest government guidance means we can now allow your child to return to school on the 25th June - next Thursday. The Y2 children returning to school will work with the Y1 pupils who are already back in school in a bubble of up to 15 children.

For the time Y2 are back in school, the children will focus on wellbeing and activities that reinforce key skills. The children will be working with Miss Fowell, who will be your child’s new class teacher. We are really excited to be able to offer this transition opportunity – it should set the children up nicely for any return to school after the Summer holidays.

Your child must attend for the full week, except Wednesdays when school is closed for staff training and cleaning.

Our Keyworker and home learning provision will remain exactly the same.

We will send more information over the next week or two, but do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions.

If you  said ‘no’ or did not respond to the parent survey, we cannot guarantee your child a place to return to school before September as many of our bubbles are now full and we do not currently have the staffing capacity to open up more bubble. However, please contact the school office as we will always support where at all possible.

This is our last week on Peter Rabbit!

This week we've been busy learning all about our new topic Rio and learning about the  continents and cities, looking at the Brazilian flag and listening to some carnival music. We have also been learning about money in Maths and completi

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