Latest News

Keep up to date with all the latest news happening in school at the moment.

• National Science Week

  Fri 16 Mar 2018
  Our children had a lot of fun this week doing practical activities as part of National Science Week. 

  

• House Point Trophy

  Fri 16 Mar 2018

  Congratulations to all of our children in Wales for winning the house point trophy this week.

   

  1st - Wales

  2nd - England

  3rd - Scotland

  4th - N.Ireland

   

  Wales still lead overall in the standings for this year. 

  

• Attendance Awards

  Fri 16 Mar 2018

  Congratulations to our attendance award winners for this week: -

   

  1st - Durham (year 4) 

  2nd - Bath (year 6)

  3rd - Portsmouth (year 5)

  

• Section 5 Ofsted Inspection - Tuesday 13th March and Wednesday 14th March 2018

  Mon 12 Mar 2018

  The school have just been informed that we will be inspected by Ofsted on Tuesday and Wednesday this week. A letter has been sent to all parents (below). Please feel free to leave your feedback about the school at www.parentview.ofsted.gov.uk. 

   

  Children can also also give their feedback at https://ofsted.smartsurvey.co.uk/s/Pupil/10040917 

   

  A leaflet about how and why schools are inspected can be found HERE. 

  

• POW! at Turner Contemporary

  Wed 07 Mar 2018

  Children, parents and members of staff attended the POW! Thanet Opening Night, to celebrate 100 years since the women's vote. Charlie and Skye's designs were on sale to the public, in the form of t-shirts and bags. Their designs started off as mono-prints, which were then screen printed onto the products by printmaking artist Fiona De Bulat from DBA Editions in Ramsgate.

   

  A great time was had by all!

   

  International Women's Day is Thursday 8th March...POW! Thanet art Events are running across the Isle for the rest of the month.

  

• School Closure due to adverse weather conditions

  Thu 01 Mar 2018

  I have made the decision to close the school because of the adverse weather conditions and the impact the weather may have on the safety of our children and their parents coming into school. 

   

  The forecast for tomorrow is not promising and I cannot guarantee that circumstances will change for the better. To ensure that staff, children and their parents do not put themselves at risk in making an effort to come in, I have also decided that school will be closed tomorrow as well - giving everyone affected advance notice.

   

  I apologise to anyone who is inconvenienced by this decision but hope you appreciate that the safety of our whole school community is of the upmost importance.

   

  Thank you all.

   

  Joe Manclark

  Headteacher