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All the children who have had 100% attendance this term had their names put in a pot and the 2 winners were:
Eshan Manzoor - Tony Pizzeria and delivery
Rylee Davies - 1 month pass to the Eden Centre
Children's whose attendance had mage big improvements were also entered into a prize draw and the winner was:
Gwenny Jones - Family ticket to Maxime Cinema
Well done to all the children who had 100% attendance or worked hard to improve their attendance. Let's see who will be in the prize draws next half term!
In order to keep all staff and pupils safe the caretaker has cleared and gritted two main routes into School.
In order to access school tomorrow all juniors must use the main gate and then go in the main door near Mrs Reardon’s office. This will also be the route for breakfast club.
Infants must all access the school through the back gate behind nursery and go in through the nursery. The sides gates onto the Infant yard will not be open.
The yards will be closed tomorrow as they are still very icy and will freeze overnight. Hopefully by the end of the day they may have cleared. If not pupils will need to be collected from the same safe routes.
The caretaker will will also grit a route between buildings so that Infants can get to the Hall for their concert and the canteen for lunch.
Many thanks for your cooperation.
I'm sure many of you, having seen the weather are wondering whether school will be open tomorrow.
We will post on this website by 7.30am at the latest as soon as a decision has been made.
The final decision is made by the Headteacher, together with the Chair of Governors and the Caretaker.
There are lots of things taken into account before deciding whether it is safe to open.
School closure is never a decision taken lightly, but we must put children and staff safety first.
As a school we have decided to spread some kindness at Christmas. These lovely ideas have come from our children.
KS2 will be bringing in things to help the homeless and FP will be collecting 5p and 10p to buy pens and pencils for children in our link school in Uganda. All the pupils have had a letter about this and the letters have been saved on our website.
Please note that both these initiatives are voluntary so please don't feel like you have to donate. We just thought it would be lovely to follow up on our children's ideas.