Transition Evenings and Uniform Fitting:
Monday 2 July
Tuesday 3 July
Wednesday 4 July

Year 6 Induction Days:
Thursday 12 and Friday 13 July

Due to being previously graded a ‘Good’ school we received one of the newer style one day inspections yesterday. The purpose of this inspection was to ensure ywe have successfully acted on the development points from your previous inspection (3 years ago) and to check that we remain a Good school.  Whilst we are not permitted to share the official outcome at this stage, I am able to say that the day went well and there were no unpleasant suprises.

The children and staff were excellent yesterday and the expected outcome will be a true reflection of their commitment and hard work.

Thank you to all who completed the on line parent survery and/or spoke to the inspector. 

Best wishes

Jeremy Cooper

Pleae read to find out what has been happening during our last week of the spring term and what is coming up…

Read on to find out about Bake Off, Mr Bishop leaving, surfboard painting and much, much more around and about the classes…

Our school meals provider is open tomorrow so school meals will be provided for Doliphins, Year 1 and Year 2 children and other children eligible for a free school meal.

Thank you for your understanding.

Due to our school meals provider being closed tomorrow we are asking parents of children in Dophins and Years 1 and 2 to provide a packed lunch please. If you are not able to provide a packed lunch please don’t worry because we will provide a packed lunch.

Apologies for the late notice but this was beyond our control.  Please keep an eye on this website for any possible changes.

Thank you.

Due to the snow we have decided to postpone tomorrow’s trip to Bristol. We will aim to rearrange later in the year.

Pop art, singing with local schools, cross country meet with lots and lots of mud and muh, much more, so please read on…

It’s back!  For more information about the club and costs please see below… 

All our Key Stage 2 classes ran in the cross country event at Moreton Park today against six other schools and with considerable success! 

We had plenty of medal winners with two runners coming first (Emily and Louise), three coming second (Zac, Tigerlily and Finley) and four coming third (Ava, Leo, Bea and Oliver)/ Not only that, Year 3 and Year 5 won trophies for best boys and girls combined teams and Year 4 and Year 6 teams came second.

Lots of mud, lots of smiles and lots to be proud of. Well done all runners for taking part and staff and parents for supporting the children.

To protect children with peanut allergies, please remember to check that snacks you send to school don’t include peanuts.

Thank you.

Please read on to find out about World Book Day, resources to support your children using the internet, what has been going on around the classes…

We will celebrate World Book Day this Thursday (8th March) when the chidlren can come dressed as a book character.

Whilst we appeared to escape most of the weather today there is a red/amber weather warning for the South West overnight and into Friday morning.

As a result, we would rather err on the side of caution and have decided to keep the school closed on Friday 2nd March. We hope to reopen on Monday, so please monitor this website over the weekend for updates. 

Thank you for your understanding and we hope to see you all Monday morning.

Due to the expected severe weather and cirucmstances we have just been made aware of the decision has been made to close the school on Thursday 1st March.  We will make a decision about Friday before 4pm on Thursday, so please continue to monitor this website for any updates.

Apologies for the late notice and we will arrange another day for the children to wear their World Book Day costumes.