How Our School is Organised

The school is organised into seven mainstream classes of between 20-30 children.

Key Stage One - Infants

EY (Reception) - 4-5 Years

Year 1 Class - 5-6  Years

Year 2 Class - 6-7 Years 

Key Stage Two - Juniors

Year 3 Class - 7-8 Years 

Year 4 Class - 8-9 Years

Year 5 Class - 9-10 Years 

Year 6 Class - 10-11 Years 

In addition we have a Primary School Resourced Provision (PSRP) class which meets the needs of children with significant learning needs.  Admission to this class is in consultation with the Local Authority. Both classes are staffed by full time teachers and by teaching assistants with particular skill sets.  

Our School Day

The School Day Morning Session Starts: 8.50am

Afternoon Session Ends: 3.30pm

The school runs a variety of after school clubs which are organised on a term by term basis.

Our School Prayer

This is our school.

Let peace dwell here.

Let the rooms be full of happiness.

Let love abide here.

Love of one another.

Love of life itself

And love of God.

Let us remember that

as many hands make a building,

so many hearts make a school.

Amen

Information for families

Please ensure that the school office has your full address and contact details. You should also provide an emergency contact number for another family member or friend who we could contact should you be unavailable. Please remember to let us know if you change your telephone or mobile number. Please provide an email address if possible.

Safe Hands

This is a fun, play-centred, out of school club based at the school, providing a range of indoor and outdoor play opportunities before and after school for children aged 4-14.  An hourly rate is operated for your convenience.  We are fully registered.  If you are interested please contact us – 07486 484556.

School Dinners

We pride ourselves on providing an excellent 'value for money' school dinners, the children get a healthy choice and they tell us they love them!

Dolce currently provide our school dinners and these can be ordered online through the Dolce website

https://www.dolce.co.uk/

School Uniform

Children in our school are proud to wear their purple uniform.  When we go out into the community people often comment on how smart we look.

Our uniform is as follows:

Sweater or cardigan – purple with our crest

Tie – purple and silver

PE Kit – purple shorts, silver t-shirt with our school logo and black trainers. Optional PE 1/4 zip sport's jumper.

Book Bag – purple with our crest

The above items are only available from Grays.

Skirt or pinafore – tailored grey/ a grey and purple plaid skirt/pinafore is also available from Grays

Trousers – tailored grey, long/ short

Blouse or shirt – tailored, white with button-up collar, long or short sleeves

Socks or tights – plain white or grey

Shoes – black, flat, sensible – no trainers or boots

Hair accessories – plain discrete black, grey or purple

Purple and white checked dresses may be worn between Easter and October.

School Jumpers

Our school jumpers should be washed without softener and dried naturally, i.e. not on the radiator or in a tumble drier as they will dis-colour and loose their shape if dried in direct heat.

Absence

If your child is unable to attend school for any reason please telephone or e-mail the school office to let us know. We also require a written note explaining absence when your child returns to school. If your child has sickness or diarrhoea we ask that he/she does not return to school for 48 hours as this kind of illness can be very infectious.

Punctuality

The school day begins promptly at 8.50 am. Please ensure your child is not late for school. Children who are late will be marked late in the register. Any late attendance is recorded on the end of year school reports to parents.

Road safety

Please do not use the staff car park unless you have prior agreement from the school for example if you need disabled access. We encourage families to walk to school if possible. If you need to drive to school please be aware of where you park and the safety of your children as they cross the road. We will do everything possible in school to include road safety awareness as part of the curriculum. 

Jewellery

Jewellery is not allowed, this includes pierced earrings. Ear piercing should be done at the start of the summer holidays, this allows 6 weeks healing before school starts. If extra healing time is needed, a letter should be sent to school requesting this.

Please do not have piercing done during the school year.

Hair Styles

For health & Safety reasons, hair braids with beads are not allowed in school. We also actively discourage aggressive and extreme hairstyles EG: gel spikes, shaved head patterns and dyed/bleached hair.