Class Teacher Awards 26.04.24

Well done to all of the children who have received a Class Teacher Award this week.

6B-Emmi

6F- Lara and James

6G--Vivaan and Siyana

6H- Gabriel and Johnny

6W-  Gailey and Martha 

Well done to 6B and 6F who have had the best attendance this week with 99.4%

Year 6 Celebrations!

Please check your emails for the details of the end of year celebrations which were sent this week. Deadline for payment is Monday 20th May. 

Class Teacher Awards 19.04.24

Well done to all of the children who have received a Class Teacher Award this week.

6B- Chloe

6F- Julia and Aarohi

6G-Lyra and Henry

6H-Gianna and Anaya

6W- Tomi and Maia

Well done to Rory 6H for receiving a Phase Leader Award this week. 

Well done to 6G for having the best attendance this week with 99.5%.

Congratulations to the recipient of the Year 6 Spring Term Perseverance Award:

Daniel

Congratulations to the recipients of the Year 6 Spring Term Merit Award Certificates:

Azlan, Tim, Daniel, Layla, Advik, Dominic

Congratulations to the recipients of the Year 5 & 6 Spring Term French Award Certificates:

 Elsie and Charlie

Message from School Council

Dear Parents/Carers,

The School Council have set up ‘Quiet Areas’ on the playgrounds. We are asking for donations of unwanted  board/card games for the children to play with outside  (complete games please).

Please hand any donations to the class teacher or to the school office.

Many thanks,

APA School Council

RED NOSE DAY 2024

We are delighted to announce that the total amount raised was £687.08!

Thank you so much to everyone who took part and donated.

Class Teacher Awards 22.03.24

Well done to all of the children who have received a Class Teacher Award this week.

6B- Pratyush

6F- Michael and Julia

6G- Himaya and Ayton

6H- Sahara and Johnny

6W-  Alq and Charlie

Year Group Leader Award- Arunav 6G

Well done to 6W for having the best attendance this week with 97.4%.

Class Teacher Awards 15.03.24

Well done to all of the children who have received a Class Teacher Award this week.

6B- Vedant

6F- Billie and Ethan

6G-Ammarah and Samridh

6H- Avika

6W-  Tobias and Anmol

Year Group Leader Award- Krish 6F

Well done to 6B for having the best attendance this week with 95.5%.

Red Nose Day: Friday 15^th March 2024

The children are invited to wear their usual school uniform, and a red accessory, for a voluntary donation of £1.

The accessory could be for example a hair accessory, or a red t-shirt, or red socks, or a red hoodie etc - just anything they may have at home, there is no pressure to buy anything new!

Children can also wear red noses if they have them. 

We encourage you to make your donations via the schools Just Giving Page:

Red Nose Day - Avenue Primary Academy

If you would prefer to donate cash, there will be buckets on the gates at drop off and pick up. (Teachers will not be collecting money).

Thank you for your continued support.

Class Teacher Awards 08.03.24

Well done to all of the children who have received a Class Teacher Award this week. 

6B- Daniel

6F-Yashwit and Nid

6G-Mahati and Diola

6H- Nicole and Leo 

6W- Salima and Violet

Well done to 6G who have the best attendance this week with 99%. 

Ramadan and Emotional Wellbeing

For anyone observing Ramadan, please read the following advice from Sutton Education Wellbeing Service:

Class Teacher Awards 01.03.24

Well done to all of the children who have received a Class Teacher Award.

6B- Louie

6F-Presian and Shriya

6G-Jessie 

6H- Parmis

6W- Fejiro and Delilah

Year Group Leader Award- Ted 6G and Alq 6W

Well done to 6W who have had the best attendance this week with 97.8%. 

Watches

We have become aware that a number of pupils in Year 6  are wearing smart watches to school. Please make sure that your child is not wearing a smart watch to school, as they are not permitted. Children can wear analogue or digital watches only. 

Class Teacher Awards 23.02.24

Well done to all of the children who have received a Class Teacher Award this week. 

6B- Nivriti and Pratyush

6F- Ayse and James

6G- Emily and Ted

6H- Krma 

6W- Karen and Gabriel 

Well done to 6B who have had the best attendane this week with 98.8%

Flexible Groupings

As of next week, we will be putting the children into flexible groupings for Maths and Writing. They will all be learning the same topics, but in groups that enable them to access the learning at a pace that suits them. 

Thank you for your continued support

Mrs. Cook 

NSPCC Number Day

As a Trust we took part in the NSPCC Number Day on Friday 2^nd February. Both staff and children thoroughly enjoyed dressing up and completing a variety of fun activities throughout the day.

We are delighted to announce that the total money raised for the charity was £1,114.01!

Thank you so much to everyone who took part and donated.

World Thinking Day and Founders Day

Thursday 22nd February 2024

Thursday 22nd February, is the annual Thinking Day, where all members of the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts are encouraged to celebrate, reflect on and renew the promise that they make shortly after joining.

This means that any child who attends a Girlguiding Rainbow, Brownie or Guide unit is invited to wear their uniform to school on that day should they wish to. 

Thursday 22nd February is also Founders day for the Scouting movement and any child who attends Beavers, Cubs or Scouts is invited to wear their uniform to school on that day should they wish to. 

Children’s Mental Health Week

This week, the children have enjoyed celebrating children's mental health week. The theme for this year has been 'My Voice Matters'. The children enjoyed sharing their likes and dislikes and came up with their dream day. We reminded the children to use our pupil voice groups, like the School Council, to ensure that their voices are listened to at school. 

Class Teacher Awards 09.02.24

Well done to all of the children who have received a Class Teacher Award this week. 

6B- Kathan and Kadisha

6F- Zaara and Santino

6G- Aton and Omololu

6H- Ranveer and Ka Yan

6W-  Maia-Rose and Aaila 

Year Group Leader Award- Advik 6H

Well done to 6H who have had the best attendane this week with 95.5%

Young Artists' Summer Show

The Young Artists’ Summer Show is a wonderful opportunity for UK-based artists and schools to engage creatively in the making and sharing of a piece of artwork that truly expresses their own voice. 

For a chance to exhibit your work at the Royal Academy of Arts both online and onsite, please read the follow guidance and attachments.  

There is no theme and artists aged 4-19 can submit a wide range of works which may include drawing, painting, printing, photography, sculpture, textile, fashion, animation, video, or surprise us!

You are required to complete the permissions form which must be attached for us to be able to submit your child's work. 

The art work must be completed independently by your child. 

Each submission can include a short artist statement ideally by the child. 

Please can all art works, that wish to be submitted, be returned to the school office by  Wednesday 20^th March. 

Happy Creating!

To Parents and Carers,

We have become aware of a large number of children wearing scarves during the Winter months. Unfortunately these pose a safety risk to our children - a choking risk-  and therefore we will not be allowing children to wear these to school. Coats can be zipped up fully to keep children warm. 

We hope that you understand why this has been necessary and support the School to keep our children safe.

Many thanks, 

Miss Guy 

Class Teacher Awards 02.02.24

Well done to all of the children who have received a Class Teacher Award this week. 

6B- Ananda and Dylan

6F- Michael and Harini

6G- Siyana and Ayton

6H-Teddy and Tharuka

6W- Denzel and Martha

Year Group Leader Award- All of the Year 6 Sports Leaders, Kirill and Vibhav

Well done to 6B who have had the best attendance with 96.1%.

Dear Parents / Carers,

I have noticed an influx of girls wearing tight fitting leggings to school. Please ensure that your child is following our uniform policy by wearing either a skirt or tailored trousers or shorts (as pictured above).

Thank you,

Mrs. Cook 

Class Teacher Awards 26.01.24

Well done to all of the children who have received a Class Teacher Award this week. 

6B- Lakshman and Raya 

6F-Safina and Ishanvi

6G- Nicole and Naisha

6H-Ethan and AQva

6W- Anmol and Pranit

Well done to 6W who have had the best attendance this week with 95.4%. 

Mock SATs

Dear Parents and Carers,

Next week (WB 29/01/24) Year 6 will be having mock SATs. We do this so that the children get a feel for how the SATs will be when we do them in May. Some children will take the tests in the hall and some children take them in classrooms (this is done so that they can all spread out comfortably). There is no preparation needed, it is purely to familiarise the children with what SATs week will look like... a dress rehearsal!

Thank you

Mrs. Cook 

Class Teacher Awards 19.01.24

Well done to all of the children who have received a Class Teacher Award this week. 

6B- Adil and Rithiksha

6F- Aarohi and Adrian

6G- Aidan and Saanvi

6H- Joseph and Vadhana

6W-  Toby and Yilan 

Well done to 6W who have the best attendance with 85.6%

World Book Day - Thursday 7^th March 2024

This year, World Book Day will be held on Thursday 7^th March 2024. To celebrate this, we are inviting the children to come to school dressed up as their favourite character from a book. Please ensure the costume is appropriate for school. We will be engaging in a range of fun activities throughout the day to celebrate books and reading. Thank you for your continued support. 

Class Teacher Awards 12.01.24

Well done to all of the children who have received a Class Teacher Award this week. 

6B- Isabella and Pari

6F- Krish and Oviya

6G-Lily and Panav

6H-Daniel and Emma

6W- Gaile and Mohamud

Well done to 6G who have had the best attedance this week with 96.1%.

Congratulations to the recipients of the Year 6 Autumn Term Merit Award Certificates:

Ellie, Omololu, Shelby, Kesia, Charlie, Benji,

Congratulations to the recipient of the Year 6 Autumn Term Perseverance Award:

Lucia

Congratulations to the recipients of the Year 5 & 6 Autumn Term French Award Certificates:

 Hiba and Safina

NSPCC Number Day Friday 2nd February 2024

As a Trust, we will be supporting the NSPCC by taking part in Number Day on

Friday 2nd February 2024. This will involve many fun activities throughout the day, including Dress up for Digits!

Pupils are invited to wear an item of clothing with a number on it. (football shirt, cap, netball shirt or even a onesie!) Or get even more creative by dressing in a maths or numbers theme, this could be as a Numberblock (KS1) or a Times Table Rockstar (KS2). Be as creative as you’d like!

Donations can be made via the link below, or children can bring in some coins on the day to hand to their teacher (all donations are voluntary).

www.justgiving.com/campaign/numberday2024 

Class Teacher Awards 15.12.23

Well done to all of the children who have received a Class Teacher Award this week. 

6B- Mukei and Vibhav

6F- Matthew and Julia

6G- Aatman and Vivaan

6H-Anna

6W- Arib and Mikaela

Year Group Leader Award- Varun 6H and Tim 6F

Well done to 6W for having the best attendance with 97.7%.

DT Resources for 18.12.23

Dear Parent/ Guardian,

Next week in DT, Year 6 will be making a winter surprise decoration which will include a light or movement. Please can you work with your child to provide: small cardboard boxes e.g. cereal boxes, recyclable materials e.g. bottles, plastic packaging, kitchen roll tubes, fabric scraps/ ribbons, any left over craft materials and winter themed decorations e.g. snowflakes and stars.

Thank you for your continued support.

The Year 6 Team

Class Teacher Awards 08.12.23

Well done to all of the children who have received a Class Teacher Award this week.

6B- Abby

6F- Yavuz and Esha

6G-Miley and Himaya

6H- Kirill

6W- Linchen and Chloe 

Well done to 6W who have had the best attendance this week with 97.7%

Poppy Appeal 2023: Thank you!

On behalf of The British Legion Belmont Branch, thank you for raising £389.69 for the Poppy Appeal.

Class Teacher Awards 01.12.23

Well done to all of the children who have received a Class Teacher Award this week.

6B- Emily- May

6F- Tim and Robin

6G-Idrak and Saanvi

6H- Lucy

6W-  Jazaba and Salima

Well done to 6W who have had the best attendance this week with 97.7%

If you would like an application form, please visit our Health and Wellbeing page using the link below:

Top Of The Form Competition 

Congratulations to Naomi, Rory, Isaac and Ishanvi for participating in round one of the Top Of The Form competition held at Woodfield Primary School. 

It was a nail-biting round and just five points halted progress to the next round!

Thank you also to Miss Kite for her hard work preparing the team and Seb and Viren as reserves. 

You have all represented Avenue beautifully and we are so proud.

*Revised Date*

Class Parties : Thursday 21st December

The children will be having their class parties on Thursday 21st December.

Children are invited to come to school wearing a Winter/Christmas top and or accessory if they would like to.

The children do not need to bring in any food, drink or donations.

Hindleap Warren Lost Property

Dear Parents / Carers,

There is no lost property from our Hindleap adventure. Once the children vacated their bedrooms, staff did a sweep of all rooms and returned all named items to the children.

Staff then did a sweep of all of the drying rooms and again, returned all named items to the children.

Hindleap were lending the children spare waterproof trousers, jackets and wellies all week so we had to assume that the unnamed items were belonging to Hindleap. 

We did find the odd pair of pants and socks on the floor of the drying rooms but they were disposed of. There hasn't been a washing machine invented yet that would have been able to make them wearable again. 

Thank you for your support and understanding. 

Mrs. Cook 

Day 4: Thursday

Another great night’s sleep, with no shenanigans, so the disco was on. The excitement was palpable. 

Breakfast was Scrambled eggs, baked beans and hashbrowns. Everyone could also help themselves to porridge, fruit salad, yoghurt, toast and cereal. Everyone ate well and headed off to their morning activities. When I’m home, ask me how I built my shelter.

Ask me about my map reading skills. 

Lunch was hot dogs, fried onions and waffle fries. Everyone serving the food is really nice and listening to us when we ask for things on the side or alternatives.

Back out again for more activities. We’re still not mentioning the weather, but that thing that hasn’t been happening still isn’t happening. Please don’t imagine this will have any bearing on the state of our kit when we return however!

Dinner was roasted BBQ chicken or vegan BBQ roast with roasted wedges and mixed veg. Everyone cleared their plates again.

Right now we are at the disco, busting a move. A little known fact about Mrs. Bee is that, before she became a teacher, she was infact the headlining DJ at the Ministry of Sound in London. Some skills never leave you, and she’s spinning her decks like the good ol’ days…

Return Journey

We are setting off tomorrow afternoon and are due back around 3.00 at Dorset Road gate. We will try to keep you updated with a more exact time but if you don’t hear from us, come at 3.00. Please do not call the office.

We know you will be pleased to see us, but please stand well back and let us off the coach, and safely through the gates into the playground. No child will be dismissed from the roadside.

If you need medication back straight away, then please ask a teacher. If it can wait, then please collect it at pick up on Monday (it will be brought out with the children).

Any lost property will also be brought out at the end of the day on Monday for you to look through. We will not be able to sort out lost property at tomorrow’s pick up.

We’re all looking forward to seeing you tomorrow.

Love Year 6 xxx 

Day 3: Wednesday

The Teachers all awoke to the most beautiful sunrise this morning.

The children on the other hand slept through and had to be plucked from their beds! Breakfast was a choice of cereal, toast, yogurt, fresh fruit and pastries.

I’d like to tell you that they’re all making their beds every morning and keeping their rooms tidy… but lying is a terrible trait.

We don’t want to jinx the weather by talking about it. Just know that the R word is still staying away. Unprecedented.

Lunch was a jacket potato with a tasty topping of our choice. As always, there was a lovely fresh salad bar to choose from too.

Back out to the activities after lunch and everyone is being so brave and challenging themselves to do things that they didn’t think they could do. When I get home, ask me to tell you about one thing that I did that was out of my “comfort zone” and one thing I did to encourage or support a friend.

Ask me how we made a fire.

Ask me about the obstacle course.

Dinner was Mac and Cheese,  Bolognese pasta or pasta with a tomato sauce with garlic bread. Everyone cleared their plates again. It’s hungry work wading through muddy puddles!

Half of us are heading off on the night walk now and the other half are having a camp fire.

The plan is to have a disco tomorrow night but whether it goes ahead or not depends on our behaviour. We have been amazing so far, so providing there’s no shenanigans at bedtime tonight, it’s on! The teachers are furiously airing their spandex jumpsuits in hopeful anticipation…

STILL no need to worry… we are having so much fun.

Love Year 6 xxx 

Day 2: Tuesday

Apart from, what’s known in the trade as, a bit of first night shenanigans everyone got a good night’s sleep last night! We were all up early this morning and raring to go.  Breakfast was­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­ a choice of eggs, bacon, cereal, toast, porridge, yogurt…or the whole lot for the hungrier amongst us! All dietary requirements are being strictly adhered to and the “fussy eaters” we were warned about are nowhere to be seen!

The Hindleap miracle continues and we have only had a short, light drizzle. Mrs. Cook is contacting The Guinness Book of World Records as we speak.  

Lunch was chicken or vegetable fajitas, Mexican rice and cheesy nachos. Every lunch and dinner also has a salad bar with lots to choose from.  The carrot cake was delicious!

Then it was off to our next set of activities and everyone is really getting into the swings of things now (quite literally!) When I get home ask me about the tunnels, leap of faith and forest adventure!

Dinner was meatballs (and vegan nonmeat balls!) with mash and peas… all washed down with sticky toffee pudding.

It’s Tuck Shop and movie night tonight and then, like last night,  it will be Hot Chocolate and off to bed.

Still no need to worry about us… we’re having a ball

Love Year 6 xxx 

PS Mrs. Bee is less “Glamour Barbie” and more “Swamp Chic” after Forest Adventure today!

Day 1: Monday

The coach ride was quick and easy and we all arrived in good time with no travel sickness. As soon as we got here we found out where our rooms were, made our beds and settled in.

Once our rooms were sorted, we had our packed lunch, got our waterproofs on and headed out to our first activity which everyone loved. Then we had our second activity and before we knew it...it was dinner time!

Dinner was pizza (margarita) with French fries and sweetcorn and peas. Pudding was apple crumble and custard. Everyone was very hungry from the activities and cleared their plates!

After dinner, we had some down time with our friends in our rooms. Very soon, half of us are heading off for a campfire, whilst the other half are going on a night walk. When we return we will have a hot chocolate and head to bed.

After a bit of chit chat it will be lights out as we have a jam packed schedule in the morning!

We are all safe, warm and happy so please don’t worry about us! (We are also dry, which is a little Hindleap miracle!)

Love Year 6 xxx

PS Mrs. Bee has brought some “Barbie Glamour” to the forest!

Safeguarding - Advice for Parents

I would like to remind all parents that there is an 'Advice for Parents' page on the school website, on the  Safeguarding page of the school website (link at the top of the home page).

Here you will find information on: courses on parenting, safety at home and out and about, protecting children online, protection from abuse, supporting mental health and external support. 

You can also contact Mrs Brooke, via the school office, if you would like some specific support or advice on keeping your child safe.

Waterproof Coat

Please ensure that your child wears a waterproof coat to school every day. If you need assistance purchasing a coat, please don’t hesitate to speak to the school as we would be happy to help you.

Thank you for your continued support.

Class Teacher Awards 17.11.23

Well done to all of the children who have received a Class Teacher Award this week.

6B- Adavya and Mukei

6F- Ayra and Sam

6G-Jessie and Shivani

6H- Advik and Arijus

6W-  Delilah and Preston

Year Group Leader Award- Zaara 6F and Shelby 6H

Well done to 6B who have had the best attendance this week with 98.9%

Remembrance Day Parade 2023

Thank you to Miss. Walls, Mrs. Stock, Mr. Burke and our Avenue Ambassadors for representing the school at the Remembrance Day Parade on Sunday 12^th November.

They took part in the parade and then laid a wreath on the Belmont cenotaph.

They represented us all so beautifully and made us very proud.

Odd Socks Day: Tuesday 14th November

In support of anti-bullying week children are invited to come to school wearing odd socks on Tuesday 14^th November if they would like to.

Class Teacher Awards 10.11.23

Well done to all of the children who have receievd a Class Teacher Award this week. 

6B- Muna and Ejiro

6F-  Zaara and Jonathan

6H-Varun and Ranveer

6G- Omololu and Hannah

6W-  Louisa and Nipun

Year Group Leader Award- Kesia 6F

Well done 6B for the best attedance this week with  98.8%. 

Poppy Appeal 2023 

Dear Parents/Carers, 

On Tuesday 7^th and Wednesday 8^th of November our Avenue Ambassadors will be selling poppies on Avenue Road Gate and Dorset Road Gates 8.10 – 8.20 

If they have any stock left, they will be there on Thursday 9^th and Friday 10th, but stock sells fast. 

Paper poppies are sold for a donation of your choice, but all other items cost a minimum of £1.

Please be aware that it is cash only and no change can be given.

Thank you, on behalf of The British Legion Belmont Branch 

Class Teacher Awards 20.10.23

Well done to all of the children who have receievd a Class Teacher Award this week. 

6B- All of 6F 

6F- All of 6B

6H-Tharuka 

6G- Daniel and Rayhan

6W- Gabriel and Naomi

Well done 6G for the best attedance this week with 97.9%. 

Are you aware of our Health and Wellbeing page? This is a great place for you, and your child, to find resources and support.

Please click on the link below to take you there...

Please remember to apply for your child's secondary school place by Tuesday 31st October.

Click Here for an Application for Secondary School Tutorial

Class Teacher Awards 13.10.23

Well done to all of the children who have received a Class Teacher Award this week. 

6B- Jacopo and Azlan

6F- Santino and James

6G- Jack and Ammarah

6H- Reese and Aakanksa

6W- Karen and Tomi 

Well done to 6B who have had the best attendance this week with 100%. 

World Mental Health Day

Today, we have celebrated World Mental Health Day. The theme of the day has been 'Mental Health is a universal right' and the children have completed a range of activities to help them to understand this. We focused on the idea of being kind, not only to others, but to yourself too. 

The children played kindness bingo throughout the day which included things such as 'say hello to someone new' and 'write down 3 things you love about you.' All of the children finished the day by writing themselves a kindness postcard, remembering a time where they had done something great.

Year 6 DT 10.10.23:

Dear Parents/ Guardians,

Next week. the children in Year 6 will be making polar tents as part of their DT learning. The children will need to bring in materials to build a sturdy structure e.g. cardboard, lollypop sticks etc. The children will also need materials that they could use to keep their tents waterproof e.g. plastic bags and cling film. Please can resources be provided by Monday 16th October.

Thanks,

The Year 6 Team 

Hindleap Warren Parent/Carers Meeting

I look forward to seeing you at the Hindleap Warren Parents/Carers meeting next week, where I will be going through all the details of the trip, and you will have the opportunity to ask questions.

 8.30am – 9.00am Thursday 12^th October

Please arrive via Avenue Road gate, queue at the main office door, and wait to be let in.

Thank you,

Mrs. Cook 

Class Teacher Awards 06.10.23

Well done to all of the children who have received a Class Teacher Award this week. 

6B- Ellie and Emmi

6F- Zaara and Sebastian

6G- Lyra and Samridh

6H- Rory and Anvitha

6W- Violet and Daniel. 

Well done to 6B who have had the best attendance this week.

Black History Month

Throughout the year there are months that celebrate the history of different groups of people. These months help us to learn more about people, their history and their importance to the wider world. Black History Month is celebrated each year in October. It is a chance to celebrate the achievements of black people past and present.

Class Teacher Awards 29.09..23

Well done to all of the children who have received a Class Teacher Award this week. 

6B- Daniel and Louie

6F- Safina and Freddie

6G-

6H- Evan

6W- Alq and Isaac

Well done to 6W who have had the best attendance this week.

WhatsApp Groups

I have been made aware of class WhatsApp groups containing multiple Year 6  pupils. 

The minimum age for using WhatsApp is 16. Please read the information on the link below before deciding whether you want your child to use this app. You might not be aware, for example, that your child’s live location can shared via the app.

If you do decide to allow them to use WhatsApp, this link also contains information on keeping them safe including disabling the option for your child to be added to groups without permission. 

WhatsApp groups with multiple people in are incredibly difficult to navigate and children often find themselves saying things that they wouldn't normally say, or being drawn into conversations that they are uncomfortable with. Children can also be seen to be complicit just because they are a member of a group chat.  Please speak to your child today and ask them to show you their phone and the groups they are in.

Thank you for your continued support,

Mrs. Cook 

Please click on the link below:

Class Teacher Awards 22.09.23

Well done to all of the children who have received a Class Teacher Award this week. 

6B- Chloe and Emily

6F- Billie and Ishanvi

6G- Ted and Mahati

6H- Gabriel and Shelby

6W- Charlie and Fejiro

School Photographer

19^th, 20^th & 21^st September.

The school photographer will be taking individual photos on the following days:

• Tuesday 19^th September
• Wednesday 20^th September

Sibling photos will be taken on:

• Thursday 21^st September

Class Teacher Awards 15.09.23

Well done to all of those children who have received a Class Teacher Award this week.

6B- Lucia and Jayden

6F- Marcel and Lara

6G- Arunav and Anjalee

6H- Johnny

6W- Soraya and Layla

Home Time Arrangements

Please ensure that you are adhering to your child’s pick up times:

• Monday – Thursday 3.05 / Fridays 2.10 : Years 3 & 4 ONLY

Years 5 & 6 Parents / Carers please queue up at the side of the gates and wait for the member of staff on duty to let you in

• Monday – Thursday 3.10 / Fridays 2.15: Years 5 & 6

Please follow the one way system (keep to the left of the chains) and make sure you are not obstructing the paths.

These measurements are in place to ease congestion and ensure that all children are collected safely.

Thank you for your continued support.

Class Teacher Awards 08.09.23

Well done to all of Year 6 this week. We have been so impressed with your fantastic start to the year. Keep it up!

6B- All of 6B

6F- All of 6F

6G- All of 6G

6H- All of 6H

6W- All of 6W

The swimming days for year 6 are as follows:

Monday – 6W

Tuesday – 6B

Wednesday – 6G

Thursday – 6H

Friday - 6F

Please make sure that your child has their swimming kit including a swimming hat, kit, goggles and a towel. Please can you also ensure that you child has their PE kit at the start of every week.

Hindleap Warren Residential Trip

Dear Parents and Carers,

The deadline for signing up for the Year 6 residential trip has long passed (Friday 30th June).  If you have not signed up, but wish your child to attend, you must pay the deposit of £80 as a matter of urgency.  Please pay via your child's Arbor account. 

The deadline for full payment has been extended to Wednesday 18th October. If you want your child to keep their place on the trip, full payment must be made by this date. 

Please contact Mrs. Vennard in the school office if you have any questions regarding payment. 

Sun Safety 

As the warm weather is still with us, we need to continue with sun safety. 

Please provide your child with a named sun hat and ensure that they have a named plastic water bottle (with sports cap opening). 

If your child requires sun cream, please ensure they apply it before school. If you wish them to reapply sun cream before breaktimes, lunchtimes or outdoor PE, please provide them with a named bottle. Staff are not allowed to apply sun cream to children, so please ensure that your child can apply it themselves.  

Open Classrooms

Wednesday 6^th September

Years 1,3,5

3.15 – 3.45

Thursday 7^th September

Years 2,4,6

3.15 – 3.45