News & Events
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Keeping you informed
We want to keep parents informed of their child's progress, and about other activities in school. We recognise that good communication benefits the whole school community. We regularly send out texts and emails to ensure that parents have the most up to date information. Each Term there are formal opportunities for you to meet your child's teacher - these may be open afternoons / mornings or parent’s evenings to discuss on a one to one basis how your child is getting on. |
School Newsletter
We publish a school newsletter on a regular basis. This is emailed to parents and a paper copy is displayed on our external Noticeboard located near the school office. Paper copies are also available on request from the school office. Please access all our newsletters on the drop down menu above.
As a school we have many celebrations, events and charity days. These can take place within the school day or sometimes after school.
We celebrate many days and events in school, Harvest Festival and Christmas are both celebrated at the local church. In December our EYFS children perform a Nativity for their parents, carers and the local pre-schools. This is a wonderful celebration of their settling in to school and a lovely build up to the Christmas holiday.
World Book Day is celebrated in school. Children participate in fun activities to promote reading and quite often we dress as our favourite story characters.
We support various charities throughout the year. This can be in the form of whole school ‘dress up events’, we have all come to school dressed as superheroes, pirates and even in our pyjamas and contributed to Children in Need and Comic Relief.
For the past two years some of our children have taken part in the Young Voices Concert at the Sheffield Motorpoint Arena. Young Voices is the largest children’s choir organiser in the world. The children learn songs and choreography at school culminating in their participating in a professional production to a packed arena.
Sports Day is a major event in our school year, a chance for the whole school community to come together in a celebration of sport and sportsmanship. The day begins with a family picnic and then the sporting events are kicked off with an opening ceremony to rival any Olympics!
We publish a school newsletter on a regular basis. This is emailed to parents and a paper copy is displayed on our external Noticeboard located near the school office. Paper copies are also available on request from the school office. Please access all our newsletters on the drop down menu above.
As a school we have many celebrations, events and charity days. These can take place within the school day or sometimes after school.
We celebrate many days and events in school, Harvest Festival and Christmas are both celebrated at the local church. In December our EYFS children perform a Nativity for their parents, carers and the local pre-schools. This is a wonderful celebration of their settling in to school and a lovely build up to the Christmas holiday.
World Book Day is celebrated in school. Children participate in fun activities to promote reading and quite often we dress as our favourite story characters.
We support various charities throughout the year. This can be in the form of whole school ‘dress up events’, we have all come to school dressed as superheroes, pirates and even in our pyjamas and contributed to Children in Need and Comic Relief.
For the past two years some of our children have taken part in the Young Voices Concert at the Sheffield Motorpoint Arena. Young Voices is the largest children’s choir organiser in the world. The children learn songs and choreography at school culminating in their participating in a professional production to a packed arena.
Sports Day is a major event in our school year, a chance for the whole school community to come together in a celebration of sport and sportsmanship. The day begins with a family picnic and then the sporting events are kicked off with an opening ceremony to rival any Olympics!
