Head Teacher's Blog
Headteacher’s blog 8th November 2019
08/11/2019 · 2 comments
It has been a miserable week weather-wise with heroic actions by the site staff preventing flooding of sections of the infant building (not classrooms). We really try hard not to allow weather conditions to spoil things that we like to do in school but we are certainly being stretched. Parts of the fields and Read More
Harvest Festival 2019
18/10/2019 · 1 comment
This morning we welcomed lots of families to our annual Harvest Festival. Many thanks for all the donations which will be going to St George’s Crypt next week. We enjoyed singing, musical accompaniment, some super recording playing and a special guest Big Daddy tomato! Some Y6 children made fresh apple juice with our press Read More
Headteacher blog 11th October 2019
11/10/2019 · No comments yet
Our school is fortunate to have friends like Tom and Helen and their colleagues at Barclays Bank. Once again, a team from the bank have spent a day on site carrying out great work up on the school farm. Having also secured a chunk of funding, the volunteers replaced a set of compost bins, Read More
Headteacher’s blog 4th October 2019
03/10/2019 · No comments yet
This week I have spent some considerable time showing candidates for Deputy Headship and prospective new families around the school. For one parent it was a nostalgic tour as she had left our school 21 years ago; she recognised Mrs Fulton and Mrs Wilson and said that they look just the same – I Read More
Headteacher blog 27th September 2019
27/09/2019 · No comments yet
A rainy week at school can be less fun, but nevertheless, we have had another good week. If families haven’t already brought in wellies, they probably should so that we can keep accessing the grounds all year round. It was unfortunate for Year 5 that it was wet on their Ancient Greeks day but Read More
