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- Parent Newsletter 14th January 2022
- Newsflash! We have been awarded the very prestigious Platinum ArtsMark! Read more about it here.
- Weduc, our new communication app is live! Please have a look for your text message which has a link and a code for you to use. If you need any help at all, please come in ot the office. We’ve got 110 active accounts so far and we’ll be out in the playground to get as many of us up and running as possible.
- Parent Coffee Mornings have returned and are on Thursdays at 9:00 am in the Community Room. We hope to see you there!
- Sewing Classes for parents are now full. Please speak to Maureen if you want to be put on the waiting list.
Health and Safety Update
We strictly follow all Government guidance and continue to be vigilant and cautious. The actions that we are taking to keep your child safe at the moment include:
- Frequent and thorough handwashing
- Symptomatic children and staff must not come to school and isolate for 10 days or until they have a negative test result on a PCR
- If a child over 5 has a confirmed covid-19 case, they will need to isolate for 7 days. They should take a Lateral Flow Test early on day 6 and day 7. If those tests are negative, the child may return to school on day 7. If they test positive or cannot complete a test, they should isolate for 10 days.
- If a child 5 or younger has a confirmed covid-19 case, they will need to isolate for 6 days. They can return to school on day 7. The parents or carers can check using a lateral flow test should they wish to.
- If a child or member of staff has a confirmed covid-19 case, all close contacts who are under 18 and fully vaccinated can continue to attend school and are encouraged to take an LFT for the 7 days following the last contact.
- Classrooms are well-ventilated and monitored for Co2 and temperature.
Thank you for supporting us with these important measures.
Field Trip for Food Miles
This week Year 5 went on an exciting trip to......Chrisp Street Market! We were looking at the fruits and vegetables and recording where in the world they came from. We also noted whether they were wrapped in plastic packaging. Some of us noticed Fair Trade labels...
No rest for the wicket
Both Riley and Van Gogh classes in Year 4 started a brand new cricket program last week which will continue during January. Every Friday morning we will be improving and enhancing our cricket skills with thanks to Platform Cricket. Last Friday was our first session....
Year 3 Forest School
Forest school kicked off this term with Hokusai class! Forest school is intended to help with our mental health and wellbeing, build a stronger relationship with the nature around us and improve skills such as teamwork and resilience. We spent some time discussing how...
Our week in Hokusai Class
Hello, my name is Taqwaa. Madiha and I were the class bloggers for Hokusai this week, so we would like to tell you a bit about the things we did. This week in school, we did a lot of learning. In our maths lessons we used our tens to learn about measuring length,...
Puppet Workshop in Year 4
Both classes in Year 4 are learning all about the Anglo-Saxons this half term, and as part of that, we have been exploring the legend of 'Beowulf'. After a few days where we delved into the story, we had an exciting session on Wednesday with the Ministry of Stories....
Hirst Class welcomes 2022
In Hirst Class we love to read. This term we are learning about WWII with a particular focus on evacuees. Our whole class reading book is Friend or Foe by Michael Morpurgo, which is about children who have to evacuate the city to the countryside. The class are really...