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Headteacher blog 20th March
20/03/2026 · No comments yet
Eid Mubarak! Happy Eid to all our Muslim friends. Last week’s PTA iftar meal seemed to be a great success and a lovely community event. On Tuesday, the children enjoyed assemblies and book reading by TV celebrity George Webster. Over £500-worth of books were bought and we marked World Down Syndrome Day with odd Read More
Headteacher blog 13th March 2026
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“In like a lion….” Hopefully, the rest of that saying will come true later this month as we have endured a very windy week. We did keep the children in at break time on Thursday as winds easily exceeded 40mph and our risk assessment needs us to reduce numbers and time spent around the Read More
Headteacher blog 6th March 2026
06/03/2026 · No comments yet
It has been a super week – helped by warmer, less wet weather that meant that children could play across the wider school grounds. This makes such a difference – lunchtimes have been fun. On Wednesday, Reception children and families enjoyed a bedtime story evening in the hall and cosy classrooms. We have had Read More
Headteacher blog 27th February 2026
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It has been an excellent week – the slightly better weather helps. Spring is coming. Just before half term, we had a Teacher Training Day. We focused on AI tools that we have in school and the role AI may play in the classroom and in school organisation. We are just at the start Read More
Headteacher blog 6th February 2026
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Can the school get any wetter or muddier? We are having so many wet days: last Wednesday’s sunshine is a very distant memory. Lots of children do still love the wet weather: particularly those lower key stage 2 children that seem to adore quagmires. After a bit of ‘help’ from some mud-loving children, we Read More
