Tower of London and Superbloom visit
As you may have seen on Classs Dojo, we had an amazing day in London visiting the Superbloom and the Tower of London. It was an early start and a very long day but gosh was it worth it! Almost everyone opted to use the slide into the moat and the Superbloom installation did not disappoint. Many children commented on how they would love to grow something similar at home!
Whilst we were sitting on Thames Wharf eating our lunch, we even saw Tower Bridge being raised and I think the children would have quite happily sat there all afternoon just taking in the sights of the London skyline and watching the world go by. Thank you to all the staff for making it such a memorable experience and to the Year 5/6s for being so well behaved during the visit – we are all very proud of you!
Friday update 01.07.22
Transition day for September classes
On Tuesday 5th July, children will be spending time in their September classes and will be bringing a letter home on Monday with further details.
Parent governor update
We are delighted to inform you that we have three new parent governors, who sent in nominations for our vacancies last week:
- Marian Owoniyi
- Ian Simons
- Sian Tiplady
Our third vacancy became available following Jessica Greenwood standing down as parent governor, as her child will be leaving our school this term. We look forward to them being part of our governing body and getting to know our school in more detail.
On behalf of our whole school community, I would like to take this opportunity to thank Jessica Greenwood and Richard Jeffries, both of whom have made a much valued contribution to our governing body and the development of our school during their time in post.
Parent surveys
Thank you for all the responses to our recent surveys – annual parent survey and Safer School survey. We are delighted to report that 100% of respondees said their child feels safe at our school, and 98% said they would recommend our school to another parent, that their child is happy at our school and that their child does well at our school. This is very reassuring to hear and we thank you for taking the time to share your views with us.
Your comments will support staff and governors in continuing to improve our school. As we introduce any changes next year, in response to comments received, we will keep you fully informed.