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  • Newsletter - February Week Four

    Published 07/02/25

    Dear Parents and Carers

    Welcome back to our second Spring term. It has been so lovely to see both the children and the much needed sunshine this week. The teachers have started planning lots of exciting things between now and Easter - keep an eye on ClassDojo and your emails for the most up-to-date messages to help you keep on top of what’s going on!

     

    World Book Day
    We will be celebrating World Book Day next Friday 7th March and this year’s theme is dress as a word. We will be using the vocabulary bank we create as classes during the day. I am manifesting a perfect Friday by dressing as ‘calm’!

     

    Parent / Teacher Meetings
    Our next set of parent / teacher meetings have been scheduled for 19th and 20th March. Watch out for a booking form coming out next week.

     

    Mothers’ Day Lunch
    We will be celebrating those special ladies in our lives who care for us later in March (26th)  with a Mothers’ Day Lunch. The booking form will be going live soon, so keep an eye open for it.

     

    Mothers' Day Gift
    The PTA will be hosting a pop-up shop where children will be able to choose a gift to buy for their mum. This is a fantastic opportunity for the children to enjoy the independence of shopping “alone” and develop those important life skills of decision making, budgeting and spending money - the shop will be open between 24th and 28th March and the PTA will post more details closer to the date.

     

    Attendance
    Our attendance this week has been 97.3%, a fabulous team effort to fight off those nasty bugs that have been doing the rounds! Thank you for your support with this.

     

    Wishing you all a fabulous weekend and Ramadan Mubarak to any of our families observing the month of Ramadan from this evening!

    Mrs Hartley

     

    Upcoming dates 

    World Book Day

    7.3.25

    		 Please come to school dressed as a 'word'
    Year 3/4 Music Trip 11.3.25 Morning trip - Details to bear sent out. 
    Piano assembly  18.3.25 2 pm for the parents and families of those having lessons at school.

    Parents’ evenings

    19.3.25

    20.3.25

       3:30 - 6:30pm

       3:30 - 6:30pm

    Mothers' Day Lunch

     26.3.25

    		 Booking form to be sent soon.
    PTA Mothers' Day Pop-up shop 24.3.25 - 28.3.25 £2.50 per gift 
    PTA Recycle 4 School 31.3.25

    Old clothing, bags, jewellery etc...
    To be dropped off at school to be recycled for school funds on this date.
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  • Newsletter - June Week One

    Published 10/01/25

    Dear Families,

     

    It’s been a very busy first week back.  KS2 are busy rehearsing for the Summer Show.  Don’t forget to send money in for your tickets.

     

    Year 6 Dentist talk
    Year 6 had a workshop focusing on making sure you clean your teeth carefully and correctly.  They learnt about how certain foods can damage your teeth and how much sugar is in certain foods.  Hopefully, all the children will be taking extra care of their teeth from now on.

     

    Swimming Gala trials
    This went really well today.  I was so impressed with how fast the children were.  They really have improved from the last time I took them swimming.   Just to confirm, we won’t be deciding who is coming to the gala until after the third week of trials.

     

    Small & Tall care club price increase
    Unfortunately, we have had to make the unpopular decision of increasing prices.  This is due to the overall costs increasing so much.  The new prices will start in September.  Mornings will be £5.95 and after school it will be £9.85.

     

    Transitions
    Over the next few weeks, the children will be meeting their new teachers as well as finding out where to arrive for school in the mornings and leave at the end of the day.  The official move up morning is Thursday 3rd July.  Children will need to go to their usual class for registration, and then they will go to their new classroom.

     

    Have a lovely weekend.

    Take care and stay safe.

    Mrs Wilmer

     

    Upcoming Dates

    Father's Day Pop-up shop Week beginning9.5.25 £2.50 per gift, please send in a named envelope.
    Father's Day Lunch 10.06.25

    All bookings are now taken. 
    Grand Reveal Garden Party  10.06.25 Come and join us for the grand reveal of our newly transformed environmental area as part of the Big Green Week! 3:20pm
    Summer Fayre 27.06.25 After school 
    Summer Show - Annie

    2.7.25 5pm

    4.7.25 1:30pm

    		 Send ticket orders to Mrs Hughes in a named envelope. £5 each
    Colour Run  11.7.25  

     

     

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  • Newsletter - February Week One

    Published 10/01/25

    Dear Families,

     

    Year 5 Gymnastics
    Five of our Year 5 girls took part in a gymnastics competition against some other Co-op Academy Trust primary schools.  After several weeks of practising, the girls finally got to show off their talents on the vault and by performing a floor routine.  They were amazing and won gold in the overall school competition.  A huge well done to Peggy, Marcie, Amelia, Sofia and Jessica.  An extra special well done goes to Peggy who won gold in the individual floor routine and silver place overall and to Emilia who won individual  bronze in the vault. 

     

    Spelling Bee Competition
    Today Stanley, Ines and Henry from Year 6 have travelled to Manchester to compete against other Co-op Schools in a Spelling Bee. They were brilliant throughout, and although they didn’t win this time, they can all be very proud of their superb efforts, because we certainly are! 

     

    Bob Marley Singalong
    It was lovely to see many of you yesterday at our singalong. It was such a joyous half an hour with everyone getting in the spirit! The children were fantastic, showing a real love of music and some great dance moves. Thank you to Mrs Elkin and the choir for leading us!

     

    Time to Talk 
    It was also lovely to see so many Mums, Dads, Grannies and Grandads at our Time to Talk coffee and cake event before the singalong. Thank you to Mrs Hughes for organising and running the afternoon - it was a super opportunity for new families to build connections and our existing families to have a catch-up. #FriarswoodFamily 

     

    Time to Walk and Talk
    For Time to Talk Week, Mr Linley-Simon, our Academy Community Pioneer, organised a Walk and Talk in our local area, looking for the signs of new life now that spring is approaching. Thank you to everyone who joined him, and we hope you had a good chat whilst seeing what the new season has in store for us. 
     

    Have a lovely weekend everyone.

    Take care and stay safe.

    Mrs Wilmer

    Upcoming dates 

    Safer Internet Day  11.2.25

    Valentine’s Disco

    13.2.25

    EYrs & KS1 4:30

    KS2 5:30

    February Half Term

    17.2.25 - 21.2.25

    Back to school 24.2.25

    World Book Day

    7.3.25

    		  
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  • Newsletter - January Week Four

    Published 20/12/24

    Dear Families,

    The Trust has put some information together to clarify the role and responsibilities of what we used to call Governors.  There has been a change to the structure in all schools of the Co-op Academy Trust.  Each school / academy will have an Academy Community Council (ACC).  The members of this are called Community Council Members (CCM).

    What does an ACC do?

    As part of our local governance team, as a CCM, you will:

    •Support academy planning and key strategic priorities.

    •Champion student and staff wellbeing, and promote positive behaviour and attendance.

    •Strengthen links between the school and the local community.

    •Monitor outcomes for vulnerable groups and ensure policies translate into practice.

    •Help shape career opportunities for students.

    •Promote Co-op values within the academy.

     

    GoIT - Year 6
    On Wednesday, a group of three Year 6 children went to Manchester to present their A.I. eco project in front of a team of judges.  Lots of other Co-op Academy primary schools were there too, all competing for a place in the national finals.  Although the girls didn’t win, they were so confident with their presentation.  They had lots of positive feedback recognising their efforts and forward-thinking, as well as a huge round of applause.  Myself and Mrs Bebbington were so proud of them.  Well done to Emyllia, Ava and Francesca. 

     

    Young Voices
    The choir had a wonderful day yesterday at the Young Voices concert in Birmingham.  Many schools were there to perform in the concert.  The excitement was palpable.  Our children were incredible, singing their hearts out.  My ears are still ringing today from the volume of over 5000 children singing (and screaming)!

    A massive thank you to Mrs Elkin, our music lead, for organising this and making it happen.  Her enthusiasm and dedication to music across the school is incredible, always ensuring the children have lots of opportunities to take part in musical events.   Also, a huge thank you to Mrs Dickens and Miss Smith for supporting in all of the rehearsals and arrangements.  


    Have a lovely weekend everyone.

    Take care and stay safe.

    Mrs Wilmer

     

    Happy Birthday
    This weekend Mrs Wilmer is celebrating a very special birthday - the school council surprised her this morning with some beautiful flowers off us all and a special rendition of "Happy Birthday".

    Happy Birthday, Mrs Wilmer - enjoy your weekend!

     

     

    Upcoming events

    Children's Mental Health Week 3.2.25

     

     
    Reception trip 3.2.25 Reception class visiting Morrisons for Food around the world.
    Walk and Talk 3.20 - 4.30 pm 5.2.25 Join our Academy Community Pioneer for a local walk in The Three Parks looking for the new growth of spring. Everyone welcome!
    Time to Talk Day
         		 6.2.25

    Parents Coffee and Chat time 2–2.45 PM 
    (this will lead to the Young Voices Sing-along)

     
    Young Voices Choir Singalong  2.45 PM 6.2.25

    Come and join us for the Young Voices live sing-along 
    in the hall with our choir.

     
    Yr 6 Manchester Spelling Bee 7.2.25 A group of Year 6 children are going to Manchester for a ‘Spelling Bee’ competition. 
    Safer Internet Day  11.2.25  

    Valentine’s Disco

    13.2.25

    EYrs & KS1 4:30

    KS2 5:30

    February Half Term

    17.2.25 - 21.2.25

    Back to school 24.2.25

    World Book Day

    7.3.25

    		  
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  • Newsletter - January Week Three

    Published 20/12/24

    Dear Families,

     

    Year 6
    As you will know, Year 6 went to Stanley Head Outdoor Education Centre at the beginning of the week.  We had such a fantastic time.  The children showed off their amazing talents, from archery and rifle shooting to walking across high ropes and weaselling.  Thank you to all of the children for challenging their fears and encouraging each other to take part in all the activities.  

    Next week is a busy week in school, so please check out the events so you don’t miss anything.  Those children going to Young Voices in Birmingham, please make sure you have lots of food to get you through the day and evening!

    Children’s Mental Health Week
    The week beginning Monday 3rd February is Children’s Mental Health Week.  Throughout the week, the children will be taking part in a variety of activities to support their wellbeing.  This will be additional to the ongoing activities which we teach about throughout the whole year.

    Have a lovely weekend everyone.

    Take care and stay safe.

    Mrs Wilmer

     

    Upcoming events

     

    Yr 5 Gymnastics

     

    		 28.1.25 Group of Yr 5 children going to gymnastics

    Yr 6 Manchester GoIT competition

     

    		 29.1.25 Group of Year 6 children are going to Manchester for the GoIT competition.

    Young Voices - Choir

    30.1.25

    		 Choir at the NEC Birmingham
    Children's Mental Health Week 3.2.25

     

     
    Reception trip 3.2.25 Reception class visiting Morrisons for Food around the world.
    Walk and Talk 3.20 - 4.30 pm 5.2.25 Join our Academy Community Pioneer for a local walk in The Three Parks looking for the new growth of spring. Everyone welcome!
    Time to Talk Day
         		 6.2.25

    Parents Coffee and Chat time 2–2.45 PM 
    (this will lead to the Young Voices Sing-along)

     
    Young Voices Choir Singalong 2.45 PM 6.2.25

    Come and join us for the Young Voices live sing-along 
    in the hall with our choir for 'Bob Marley Magic'

     
    Yr 6 Manchester Spelling Bee 7.2.25 A group of Year 6 children are going to Manchester for a ‘Spelling Bee’ competition. 
    Safer Internet Day  11.2.25  

    Valentine’s Disco

    13.2.25

    EYrs & KS1 4:30

    KS2 5:30

    February Half Term

    17.2.25 - 21.2.25

    Back to school 24.2.25
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  • Newsletter - January Week Two

    Published 20/12/24

    Dear Families,

     

    Year 3 swimming
    Year 3 had a brilliant start to this term’s swimming lessons.  All the children were swimming without any swimming aids, which I think is a first for this time of year.

     

    Year 6 Residential
    On Monday, Year 6 will be going on their residential trip.  Fortunately, the weather looks like it will be dry.  Don’t forget to pack lots of layers and socks!


    Some online safety information for parents

    For Parents - How to Deal with Online Scams

    Continuing the theme, ParentZone have put together a very simple but really useful webpage guide for parents which would be worth sharing. You can find the guide HERE.

     

    For Parents - Free Webinar - Supporting Neurodivergent Children in the Online World

    This one is definitely worth sharing with your parents. Internet Matters are putting on a free webinar (29th January) for parents and carers of neurodivergent children and young people who enjoy gaming online. Registration is required and I'm sure some teachers/support staff will find it interesting too. See HERE for more information.

     

    Have a lovely weekend everyone.

    Take care and stay safe.

    Mrs Wilmer

     

    Upcoming events

    Year 6 - Stanley Head residential

    20.1.25

    Monday to Wednesday
    SEND Coffee morning - 9 AM 22.1.25

    Come and join Mrs Dickens, our SENDCO and an advisor
    from Caudwell's Children to get advice and further information on any concerns you may have about your child.

    Young Voices - Choir

    30.1.25

    		 Choir at the NEC Birmingham
    Children's Mental Health Week 3.2.25

     

     
    Time to Talk Day
         		 6.2.25

    Parents Coffee and Chat time 2–2.45 PM 
    (this will lead to the Young Voices Sing-along)

     
    Young Voices Choir Singalong   2.45 PM 6.2.25

    Come and join us for the Young Voices live sing-along 
    in the hall with our choir.

     
    Safer Internet Day  11.2.25  

    Valentine’s Disco

    13.2.25

    EYrs & KS1 4:30

    KS2 5:30

    February Half Term

    17.2.25 - 21.2.25

    Back to school 24.2.25

    World Book Day

    7.3.25

    		  
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  • Newsletter - January Week One

    Published 20/12/24

    Dear Families,

     

    I hope you’ve all managed to stay safe in the snow and ice.  The children have had a great time playing out on the fields.

     

    Lunchtimes
    We have started a slightly different approach to lunchtimes due to a variety of reasons.  The main reason is that there are fewer children in the hall at one time.  The hall is very echoey and at times it can sound very loud in there.  By having a couple of classes at a time, the children have said it feels much calmer.  Children have less distractions now so they can focus on eating.   The new approach also allows for some time with the teacher before afternoon lessons get going to discuss anything they need to talk about.  So far, it seems to be working well. 

     

    Swimming
    Year 3 swimming starts on Friday 17th January.  It will run for 10 weeks with the last session for the term on Friday 28th March.  

    Please can you ensure that the children bring woolly hats to wear after their lesson, as their cold hair will feel freezing in this weather.

     

    Families in need of some support
    Just a reminder that we have toiletries, hygiene products and cleaning products available for any families who you may know of that would like a bit of help or who may need help.  We also have pyjamas and socks (brand new) along with some bedding.

    This support is for anyone you may know; yourselves, family members, neighbours or work colleagues.  Just pop in to see me or Mrs Hughes (or send a message).

     

    Safeguarding Leads
    Just a reminder that both myself and Mrs Hartley are the safeguarding leads in school.  If you have any concerns about a child, please let us know.  You can do this by talking to us, sending us a message or by using the ‘report a concern’ button on the school website.  If you need to speak directly to Staffordshire Children Safeguarding Service, the number is 0300 111 8007 (out of hours 0345 604 2886).  For emergencies, please contact the police straight away.

     

    Have a lovely weekend.

    Take care and stay safe.

    Mrs Wilmer

     

    Upcoming events

    Year 6 - Stanley Head residential

    20.1.25

    Monday to Wednesday
    SEND Coffee morning - 9 AM 22.1.25

    Come and join Mrs Dickens, our SENDCO and an advisor
    from Caudwell's Children to get advice and further information on any concerns you may have about your child.

    Young Voices - Choir

    30.1.25

    		 Choir at the NEC Birmingham
    Children's Mental Health Week 3.2.25

     

     
    Time to Talk Day
         		 6.2.25

    Parents Coffee and Chat time 2–2.45 PM 
    (this will lead to the Young Voices Sing-along)

     
    Young Voices Choir Singalong   2.45 PM 6.2.25

    Come and join us for the Young Voices live sing-along 
    in the hall with our choir.

     
    Safer Internet Day  11.2.25  

    Valentine’s Disco

    13.2.25

    EYrs & KS1 4:30

    KS2 5:30

    February Half Term

    17.2.25 - 21.2.25

    Back to school 24.2.25

    World Book Day

    7.3.25

    		  

     

     

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  • Friarswood choir adds elegance and prestige to key event

    Published 05/12/24

    On Friday 29 November 2024, our school choir performed at the opening of the Co-op Academies Trust Recognition Awards, in front of almost 300 people.

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  • Early Years Team collect a trophy at special awards ceremony

    Published 05/12/24

    The Early Years Team at Friarswood won a special award at the Co-op Academies Trust Recognition Awards on Friday at the historic King’s Hall in Stoke-on-Trent.

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  • Newsletter ~ October Week Four

    Published 18/10/24

    Dear Families,

     

    We’ve reached the end of our first half term of the year and it’s been very successful. We’ve had lots of visitors coming in to either look around the school or to look at the children’s work, all have been very positive.

     

    Harvest Festival
    Thank you to everyone who supported the donations to Alice Charity.  We had an abundance of donations, which was fantastic.  These will be gratefully received by people who are really struggling.  Thank you so much for your kindness.

     

    Hallowe’en Disco
    What a spooktacular evening!  The children had lots of fun and the pumpkins were amazing.  There were some amazing creations.  Thank you to everyone who took part in the pumpkin carving competition and to everyone who helped out on the night.  All of the funds raised go directly to the children to support with the extras in school.  One of the biggest PTA expenses is helping to fund transport for the trips in order to help parents financially.  So thank you.

     

    Hallowe’en and Firework Safety Talks
    We’ve had a firefighter in school to talk to the children about being safe when in their Hallowe’en costumes and when the children are near pumpkins with a lit candle in.  He also spoke about being safe with fireworks and sparklers.  The children have been taught about STOP, DROP and ROLL.  In fact the early years children were very good at shouting this rule.

     

    Free School Meal checking service
    The following link allows anyone to check and find out if they’re eligible for free school meals for their child.  If a child is eligible, the school receives extra funding.  Please take a moment to see if you are eligible by using this link https://pps.lgfl.org.uk/ .  It will let you and us know straight away if you qualify for Free School Meals.

     

    Have a wonderful half term everyone.  I hope you enjoy some ‘time off’.  We look forward to seeing you back in school on Tuesday 5th November.  Monday 4th November is a staff training day so school and Small & Tall are closed.

     

    Take care and stay safe.

    Mrs Wilmer

     

     

     

    Upcoming events

    October half term

    28.10.24 - 01.11.24

    		  

    INSET - school and S&T closed

    04.11.24

    		  

    School immunisations - flu (Rec-Year 6)

    6.11.24

    All morning/day

    Children in Need

    15.11.24

    All day

    Learning with your child - parents get the chance to take part in a learning activity with their child.  This will be organised by the class teacher.

    Week beginning 18.11.24

    TBC by class teacher

    World of Work Week for Yr 6

    25.11.24

    All week

    Parents’ evenings

    26.11.24

    27.11.24

    3:30 - 6:30pm

    3:30 - 6:30pm

    Non-uniform for chocolate bingo

    29.11.24

    All day

    Early Years Christmas Play

    10.12.24

    9:15

    Chocolate Bingo

    4.12.24

    6pm

    Church visit - Christmas

    9.12.24

    9:30am

    KS2 New Vic Theatre trip

    11.12.24

    am

    Grandparents’ Christmas Dinner

    17.12.24

    18.12.24

    11:45am onwards

    KS1 Christmas Play

    17.12.24 - Yr 1

    18.12.24 - Yr 2

    9:15

    9:15

    Christmas holidays

    23.12.24 - 3.01.25

    Back to school 7.01.25

    INSET - school and S&T closed

    6.1.25

    		  
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  • Newsletter ~ December Week Three

    Published 18/10/24

    Dear Families,

     

    Well, we’ve finally reached the end of the fun-filled, jam-packed Christmas period in school.  All of the children watched a play either at school or at the theatre.  A beautiful carol concert at St Giles’ church was just what we needed to get that Christmas cheer flowing.  Parties have taken place with lots of laughter and fun.  The Christmas plays were amazing with lovely singing and many smiling faces (and just a few tearful parents).   The team treat was an added bonus for team Northern Ireland.  Grandparents were well and truly fed and watered, many of them feeling slightly unwanted at the end of the meal as their grandchildren whizzed off to play with their friends.  And to top it all, Santa visited the children yesterday (thanks to the PTA).

    A huge thank you from me to you for supporting the children, the school and the PTA.  It’s been such an exciting half-term for the children.  Some of them look absolutely shattered and all of them are ready for the Christmas break.

     

    I’d like to wish you all a very merry Christmas and peaceful New Year.  I hope you manage to spend some special time with your family and friends.  And I hope you all take some time for yourselves too.

     

    Take care and stay safe.  I look forward to seeing you on Tuesday 7th January 2025.

     

    Mrs Wilmer and the team at Friarswood

     

    Upcoming events

    Christmas holidays

    23.12.24 - 3.01.25

    Back to school 7.01.25

    INSET - school and S&T closed

    6.1.25

    		  

    Year 6 - Stanley Head residential

    20.1.25

    Mon - Wed

    Young Voices - Choir

    30.1.25

    		  

    Valentine’s Disco

    13.2.25

    EYrs & KS1 4:30

    KS2 5:30

     

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  • Newsletter ~ December Week Two

    Published 18/10/24

     

    Dear Families,


    What a busy week it’s been. Next week will be busy too, so please keep an eye on your Dojo messages.

     

    Early Years Nativity
    This was brilliant.  The children sang and acted beautifully. It takes a lot of courage to stand on the stage in front of so many adults. Lots of happy faces and a few tears were shed too.  It was great to see so many adults who came to watch.  Thank you.

     

    Carol Concert

    What a lovely event to help get everyone in the Christmas spirit.  The musicians were enthusiastic and the choir was amazing.  A special well done to Nora, who played the piano and sang on her own.  What amazing talent this young lady has.

    Thank you to Mrs Elkin and Mrs Harris for arranging this.

     

    KS2 Theatre trip
    We had such a lovely time at the theatre on Wednesday watching The Three Musketeers.  The children loved it.  Lots of laughing and guessing where the actors were going to come from.  The sword fights were brilliant and the dancing got us all clapping. 

     

    EYs and KS1 Visit from Arty-Fact Theatre Company
    On Thursday, Arty-Fact Theatre Company visited us to perform their Christmas production of Oliver Twist. The children were enthralled with the humour, interaction, acting, puppetry, singing and dancing. We all had a lovely morning and the actors commented on what a perfect audience the children were!


     

    Bikeability for Years 3 & 4
    The children had a very exciting time riding their bikes.  Some children showed off their super bike riding skills whilst some built up their confidence.  The instructors were really impressed with all of the children and how much progress they made in the training session. 


     

    Autism Workshop for parents
    It was lovely to see some parents at the workshop.  Lots of support and advice was given, which I hope helps you.

     

    Grandparent’s Christmas Dinners
    You will have been sent a Dojo message from your teachers about the time and day.  If you have not heard anything, please get in touch.

     

    Gifts for families in need
    You will have seen this week that we have had lots of gifts donated for children in need.  If you know anyone who may benefit from this generosity, please get in touch.


     

    October half-term 2025
    Some of you may remember that we sent a survey out to families to gather views about having a 2 week October half-term.  We also sent this survey to the staff.

    Having discussed the results with the CEO and the Regional Director of the Trust as well as with the Governors, we have decided to trial the 2 week October half-term next academic year. The dates for next year will be as follows (there will be 4 more INSET to be included in this) :

    Autumn Term 2025
    Inset day: Monday 1 September
    Term Starts: Tuesday 2 September
    Holiday: Monday 20 October – Friday 31 October
    Term Ends: Friday 19 December
    Holiday: Monday 22 December – Friday 2 January

    Spring Term 2026
    Term Starts: Monday 5 January
    Holiday: Monday 16 February – Friday 20 February
    Term Ends: Friday 27 March
    Holiday: Monday 30 March – Friday 10 April

    Summer Term 2026
    Term Starts: Monday 13 April
    May Day: Monday 4 May
    Holiday: Monday 25 May – Friday 29 May
    Term Ends: Monday 27 July
    Holiday: Tuesday 28 July  – Monday 31 August

    We hope that by sending the dates now you will be able to think about childcare for those of you who may need it.  For the many of you who asked about holidays, now that it’s official, holidays taken in this time won’t impact on school, therefore won’t be classed as unauthorised. 

    Next year, we will send another survey to find out how the new dates went for you and whether this is something we do as a permanent way forward.

     

    Have a lovely weekend.

    Take care and stay safe.

    Mrs Wilmer

     

     

    Upcoming Events

    Grandparents’ Christmas Dinner

    17.12.24

    18.12.24

    11:45am onwards

    KS1 Christmas Play

    17.12.24 - Yr 1

    18.12.24 - Yr 2

    9:15

    9:15

    Christmas holidays

    23.12.24 - 3.01.25

    Back to school 7.01.25

    INSET - school and S&T closed

    6.1.25

    		  

    Year 6 - Stanley Head residential

    20.1.25

    Mon - Wed

    Young Voices - Choir

    30.1.25

    		  
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