Beach Day - Monday 20th July 2026 On the last day of school before the summer holidays, children can come into school in their own clothes, dressed for the beach!

Well done to Pink Class Merit award and Gold Card children 🌟

Well done to Yellow Class Merit award and Gold Card children 🌟

We are delighted to inform you that our school will soon be launching the Arbor for Parents, and we are very excited about the benefits this will bring to our school community. Over the coming days, you will receive an email inviting you to set up your Arbor account. This email will prompt you to download the Arbor app and create a password to get started. Once you have logged in, the Arbor app will allow you to: View your child’s information Check attendance records Receive

Indigo are exploring refraction in Science and what happens to light when you see it through water and air.

To celebrate the start of the World Cup and England's first game, children can come into school on Wednesday 17th June wearing a football shirt ,England colours or other national team colours. We are asking for £1 donation. We will also be doing a penalty shootout and football activities throughout the day . All children to wear trainers please.

We will be selling raffle tickets on all Sports days. Prizes include: 1. Picnic hamper— adults 2. Sports hamper filled with sports equipment and games 3. Swing Ball 4. Various other prizes Raffle tickets will be 50p each. Also available in school this week are are the knitted footballers, we have lots of different colours to represent different teams and nations. Price £2 each

The Children’s Commissioner for England has asked for your support in helping children at school take part in a new survey, The Big Future. Pupils can take part here: http://www.childrenscommissioner.gov.uk/thebigfuture. As many Year 6 pupils will have recently finished their SATs, this could be a great opportunity for them to reflect on their time at primary school and share their hopes and ideas for the future in their own words. They want to hear from children aged 0–18 fr