World Book Day will be taking place next half term (Thursday 7^th March). With the cost of living crisis impacting on us all, we wanted to make you aware that we will be organising a costume “swap shop”. We will explain details nearer the time but wanted to let you know in advance not to buy new, expensive costumes but to start digging out any old costumes you might have.

Dear Parents/Carers,

We recognise the importance of good attendance and have this as a central part of the school’s vision, values, ethos and day to day life.

We also recognise the interplay between attendance and the wider school impact this has on our children. This impact could include attainment, behaviour,  special education needs support, supporting pupils with medical conditions or disabilities, safeguarding, wellbeing and support for disadvantaged children.

As part of our clear vision for attendance, we evaluate and monitor expectations, processes and data very regularly.

Across the Autumn term our attendance for the whole school was 95.18% (This is below our target of 96.5%)

The Early Years children attendance figure ended at 92.98%.

Special Educational Needs (SEND) registered children attendance was 95.22%   verses non-SEND at 95.17%  

Pupil premium registered children was 94.05% verses non pupil premium at 95.51%  

We will continue to have a careful focus on attendance as we know it is not only important to your child’s progress and attainment, but also their wellbeing and wider development.

Thank you for your continued support.

Miss Cook

Please see link regarding the Big Ambition Survey

www.childrenscommissioner.gov.uk/thebigambition

Important dates to remember – Spring term 2024