Newsletter - September Week One
Dear Parents & Carers,
Welcome back everyone! I’ve managed to chat to many of you this week. It’s been lovely catching up with you.
The children have been a delight this week. I’ve been around the classes many times this week and the children have been focused on their learning activities and showing off their hard work to the staff. They’ve had so much fun playing on the fields with their friends.
On Wednesday, all of the children watched the NSPCC assemblies about ‘Speak out Stay safe’. Throughout the weeks and months, all of our children are taught about staying safe both in school and out of school. They learn about listening to each other and about the importance of telling a trusted adult if they’re unhappy about anything. This isn’t just about people they may meet face to face but what they may see online and whilst they’re out and about.
Our designated safeguarding lead (DSL) is Mrs Hartley who is based in the Year 2 classroom. I am the deputy designated safeguarding lead (DDSL). If you need to speak to us at anytime about an issue, please email us or call the school. You can also use the ‘report a concern’ button on the website.
bev.hartley@coopacademies.co.uk
lindsey.wilmer@coopacademies.co.uk
01782 470401
If there is an urgent safeguarding matter please contact the following:
Staffordshire Safeguarding Children Board: 0300 111 8007
Police: 999 if a child is in immediate risk
PTA
We will soon be organising a PTA meeting for any parent interested in helping to support fundraising ideas and activities for the school. This is for new parents as well as parents already at the school. The more the merrier!
Mrs Hartley will be in touch soon via Dojo.
Mrs Ratcliffe
Mrs Ratcliffe has decided to leave her post as a teaching assistant to move onto a different career path. Mrs Ratcliffe will be missed by so many. We wish her well for the future.
INSET dates (staff training so school and Small & Tall will be closed)
6.11.23
22.12.23
3.6.24
22.7.24
I hope you all have a lovely weekend. I know we have some shattered children in school today, so you may have a peaceful weekend!
Take care and stay safe
Mrs Wilmer