Summer Newsletter

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We’ve finally reached the end of the academic year and we’re all a little emotional but looking forward to our summer break.

The final half term has seen the children, staff, families and community provide Mrs Nicholson with lots of love and wishes for her adventures as she leaves us after 25 years; first as a teacher and then headteaher. There have been a fair few tears, hugs and well wishes.

Our Year 2s celebrated their final week, demonstrating their amazing skills in front of the whole school, and parents and carers in their leavers assembly; as well as dancing the night away at their leavers disco. A lot of fun was had by all, including the staff! We hope you all enjoyed the week as much as we did!

In this newsletter you will find a letter from the head teacher, details on what each year group have been up to, a Maths activity and some recommended reads to keep your brain engaged until we return.

Whether you are staying home or going away during the summer, we wish you a happy and enjoyable holiday. Stay safe!

We’ll see you back at school on Wednesday 4th September.

Summer term one newsletter

We’re half way through the last term and I’m sure you’re all ready for this well deserved break. Attached you can find the newsletter for the first half of the summer term which includes a note from the headteacher, along with her recommended reads; the year groups activities and events; as well as upcoming diary dates and the attendance to date.

We look forward to seeing you all back on Monday 3rd June. Have fun – stay safe!

Easter Newsletter 2024

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We’ve reached the end of the Spring term and we are all ready for a well earned break!

In the attached newsletter you will find, the Head Teachers and Year group updates, as well as a Maths section, class attendance, and recommended reads. Dont forget to check out the upcoming dates and familiarise yourself with what will be happening when we return.

A reminder, if you haven’t yet done so, please download the Study Bugs app so that you can use it for reporting absence.

It just leaves us to wish you all a restful Easter break. Have fun but stay safe!

Year 2 – Science Week

During science week our children carouselled round the school, enjoying various activities, such as Bridge building to see how much weight they could hold, creating electrical circuits, looking at different materials and testing the magnetism, and seeing how far they could stretch a CurlyWurly without it breaking!