Dear Parents/Carers, As a school, we should be one of the cornerstones of our local community, keeping children safe and instilling a love of learning in those who, themselves, will grow up to shape the country in years to come Please click to read more Dear Parents/Carers, Fireworks We hope you enjoyed the fireworks; we thought it was a great success. A huge thank you to KLASS who organised the event and everyone who volunteered. You will have noticed that there wasn’t a BBQ this year: this was entirely down to the lack of parent volunteers. Whilst every teacher volunteered their time, we were again short of parent helpers. Please click to read more Dear Parents/Carers, Thank you to everyone who attended parents’ evening; virtually every child in the school had a parent or carer who met with the teacher and looked through the books. The book fair seemed to be a great success with over £1600 worth of books sold and the school receiving £995 worth of credit to spend with Scholastic on new books for children and classrooms. That means a lot of books will be heading into classrooms. Please click to read more Dear Parents/Carers, It really has been an excellent first few weeks back. Reception have settled quickly into their new school and we’ve been impressed with their focus, kindness and purposefulness. Across the rest of the school, the teachers are really impressed with the children’s academic levels, their enthusiasm for learning and their home learning, including Numbots, Times Tables Rockstars and reading at home. Click to read more Dear Parents/Carers,
Welcome back after the summer break and a very special welcome to all our new families, whether you are starting in Reception or in other year groups. Mr Richmond, our Premises Manager, has been very busy over the holidays ensuring that the school is ready for the new school year and all contractors have completed their tasks. Please click to read more. Dear Parents/Carers, This is the final newsletter of the academic year. And what another great year it has been! I am immensely proud of the achievements of every child and every member of staff. The school continues to grow and develop in so many ways, through our curriculum, our academic achievements and our continued popularity in Horsham. Please click to read more. Dear Parents, Post Covid we have seen a significant increase in the number of parents asking the school for help and advice for home-related issues with their child/ren, including challenging behaviour, difficulty sleeping, or general anxiety. Many of these issues are typical, normal behaviours where children challenge their parents and go through ’difficult’ patches. I’m sure most of you can remember causing an issue or two for your own parents. Click to read more. Dear Parents, Imagine the scene: your colleagues are all sat down listening to the person leading the meeting. They are deep in thought and conversation, and a check has already established that you are not present. You have to enter the room, attempting to make the least interruption possible knowing that everybody is looking at you, while the leader notes your arrival and fills you in on what you’ve missed. Click to read more. Dear Parents, During the month of March we are having a focus on internet safety. Internet safety is an ever-changing part of children’s lives now, and is something that many of us weren’t taught ourselves when we were school age. While it is part of our curriculum, and appears in the National Curriculum in both Computing and PSHE (Learning for Life at Kingslea), much of children’s free time on the internet happens at home. Click to read more. Dear Parents/Carers,
On the last day of last term we had very two special events. In the afternoon we had our end of term assembly which included the Headteacher Awards. These are awards given to children who have excelled in sport, the arts, reading, writing, kindness or maths. Congratulations to all those children who received an award. Click to find out more. |
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