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This Friday children can come into school in non uniform/wearing something red.
Due to advice from Public Health England children MUST NOT bring red noses into school as there is a risk they will be shared amongst the children.
Children can accessorize their outfit with comic relief headbands/wrist bands. Maybe you would like to paint your child’s nose red instead!
It is important that school leaders take steps to obtain the views of parents and carers regarding the schools response to the (Covid19) outbreak.
The outcomes from this survey will support the schools responsive curriculum and planning moving forward. Thank you.
Please indicate how much you agree with each statement. It is important to us to hear your child’s voice so please discuss the questions with them where applicable.
Please take the time to respond to this questionnaire, your views are always important to us. Please use the further comments box at the end of the survey to include any additional information or comments you may have.
Thank you
Mrs A Willis
Please click on the link below:
Here is the second video in the e-safety series. In this video we explore the internet and how you can work with your child to ensure what they are viewing is safe and appropriate.
Please follow this link below and watch the short video.
Keep safe
Mr Best
Computing lead
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1FONLm078WZ9ilq2p5wLunm3d9NK_X8L4/view?usp=sharing
Throughout this week we are going to be learning about how to keep safe online on a range of devices.
To support our children, parents and careers we are pleased to share a series of videos with the aim of going you up to date information about keeping safe on the internet.
Please click the link below to enjoy the video.
In school we are all drawing daffodils as a symbol of hope and light, coming out of the winter and moving into the spring. I am sure you can also appreciate we are all hoping that life can get better for us all soon, and all our children can be back in school. Why not ask your child to draw a daffodil at home, you could email it to [email protected] and we will try and upload it to our school Facebook page. You could even display these in your windows at home to cheer up people who walk past.
Below is a link to a website that can help you with this:
Here is link to support parents and children who are struggling with their mental health during this lockdown.
https://dfemedia.blog.gov.uk/2021/02/01/mental-health-resources-for-children-parents-carers-and-school-staff/?utm_medium=email&utm_source=govdelivery
This week is Children’s’ Mental Health Week. Please click on the link below.
