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Breakfast & After School Clubs 

Breakfast Club (Breakfast Included)

Time: 08:00 to 08:45

Cost: £3.50

Lighthouse Crew Half Session (Snack Included)

Time: 15:15 to 16:30

Cost: £3.50

Lighthouse Crew Full Session (Light Tea Included)

Time: 15:15 to 17:45

Cost: £7.00

Lighthouse Crew After YDP Club Session (Light Tea included) 

Time: 16:30 to 17:45

Cost: £3.50

ALL SESSIONS MUST BE BOOKED IN ADVANCE VIA PARENTPAY

Family voice are a local registered charity who are actively seeking to improve services in all areas of the lives of children and young people with disabilities or additional needs. We are here for Parents and Carers of children and young people aged 0—25 years with a disability or additional needs.

We aim to work together with professionals and parents so that the services for our children and young people meet their needs. Putting parent carers and their children at the centre and helping them to be heard.

Milton Estate Photo Gallery

The musicians performed music inspired by stories from faraway lands, whilst James painted along to the music. The children have all said how much they enjoyed the live performance.

This was an incredible opportunity for our children to see, hear and be inspired by live music, stories and art performed by experts in their field.

Monkey has surged in popularity since Omegle’s shutdown in November 2023: visits to the site more than doubled within a month and have been climbing steadily ever since. Regrettably, it also seems that Monkey suffers from many of the same pitfalls as its notorious predecessor – our #WakeUpWednesday guide highlights these possible risks to young people in more detail. 

The Raptor Foundation team member wished to express how amazingly well behaved the children were. The children should be very proud of themselves for their fantastic listening skills and respect for the birds.

Apps and sites are all competing for our attention  Over the years, numerous strategies have been developed which are intended to influence users’ behaviour – making us more likely to remain on a site, game or platform for longer periods of time. These techniques are known as ‘persuasive design’ and can have a particularly profound effect on children and young people 

Despite these tactics’ evident effectiveness, there are still plenty of ways to help prevent yourself (and your child) from being psychologically swayed. This week’s #WakeUpWednesday guide breaks down the potential risks posed by persuasive design online – and offers some top tips for recognising and reducing its impact on young people’s decision making.

The winner or winners is.................

YEAR 1

Well done to you all, you will receive your attendance treat this Friday.

Year 7 September 2024

We had hoped the field would dry overnight, but unfortunately it is still very wet and unsafe to run on. We are also forecast rain this morning

Year 1 to Year 3 will be held in the small hall and Year 4 to Year 6 in the large hall.

Our Reception parents have been meeting with their teacher and team during meetings this week.

Please come through the gate at the school office from 3:15pm. We look forward to seeing you there.

This popular event will be held during the week beginning 22nd May 2023. Children in Preschool to Year 6 will be taking part on the following dates and times;

For more pictures see link below

Coronation Event Photos

In regard to the national strike involving the National Education Union [NEU] members planned
For Thursday 27th April 2023 and Tuesday 2nd May 2023.
In accordance with National guidelines, as a school Leaders and Governors have undertaken a
risk assessment to examine how a strike would impact on our ability to maintain a normal school
provision. Unfortunately, we have concluded that we would be unable to operate safely due to
potential significant staff absence.
As such, school will be closed to all pupils on Thursday 27th April 2023 and Tuesday 2nd May
2023.
This means there will be no after school clubs and breakfast club on both 27th April 2023 and
Tuesday 2nd May 2023.
Leaders and Governors understand that this disruption will be upsetting and concerning to many
parents. As it is a national day of action for members of the NEU, the impact of the strike action
itself is out of our control. I would however assert that we will endeavor to do all that we can to
ensure the learning lost will be made up for through the dedication and hard work that your
children and our staff display every day.
School will reopen on Friday 28th April 2023 and Wednesday 3rd May 2023.

Well done to you all, you will receive your attendance treat this Friday.

As it currently stands the following classes are closed on Thursday

Yr2 Sea lion

Yr5 Manta Ray

Yr5 Stingray

Yr6 Barracuda

We will update you of any changes tomorrow morning as soon as we are made aware.

If your child class is open, parents have a duty to ensure they attend school as normal.