We have ten chirping chicks in school!

Reception have been learning about life cycles in school and have an incubator for the next few weeks.

We’ll be keeping the chicks until they are a bit bigger and then they’ll be heading to Mr Oldfield’s (our stand-in caretaker) chicken coop in his garden!

We are very excited this week to launch our parent portal and app. Parents will now be able to use the app to:

• look at the after-school clubs they attend;
• book parent's evening appointments;
• let us know about any consent or address/contact detail changes;
• add/change any medical information about your child;
• look at your child's attendance information, including their percentage attendance for the year so far.

We will continue to use Class Dojo for day-to-day communication.

The Arbor app is available for both Apple iOS and Android devices and can be found using the steps below:

Step 1 - Go to your App Store
Step 2 - Search for Arbor
Step 3 - Download the Free app

Logging in for the first time

Once you have received the ‘welcome email’, follow the simple set-up instructions to get started using your Arbor App. 

All 'Primary Guardians' should have received a welcome email direct from Arbor. If you were expecting an email and have not received one, please contact the office and we will resend the link.

If you have any questions or need support, please contact the office. We are here to help!

*Wednesday 8th January- SCHOOL CLOSED!*

Further to my recent message, we have decided to close school today. Staff are struggling get into school safely and the paths around school are very slippy.

We apologise for the inconvenience of this, again it’s not ideal, but safety of pupils, parents and staff comes as a priority.

Class teachers will be posting learning on class dojo for pupils to complete today- please keep an eye on your dojo pages!

Thank you for understanding and please stay safe.

Thank you to all the parents and carers that came to our Macmillan coffee event!

We managed to raise a total of £188!!

This week we have been experimenting and had lots of fun during our Science Day. All classes had their own range of experiments, including investigated the best materials to make parachutes, ways to make ice melt and observed reactions between acids and alkalis.  Key Stage one created patterns by diluting the colouring on Skittles with water.

We are supporting Save The Children's Christmas Jumper Day today with children wearing Christmas clothes.  Thank you to all our parents for supporting us.