5th June 2026
- 97-100%: Very Good/Excellent attendance
- 95-97%: Average/Good attendance
- 90-95%: Cause for concern
- Below 90%: Serious concern / Persistent absence (PA)
During Arts Week, Year 4 enjoyed becoming biscuit designers and bakers while celebrating the 100th birthday of Sir David Attenborough. Inspired by nature and wildlife, the children explored a range of biscuits and used exciting vocabulary to describe their taste, texture and appearance. They also discussed how biscuits can be designed for different audiences, such as children, adults or special celebrations. As part of the project, pupils learned the importance of food hygiene and kitchen safety, including washing hands, cleaning surfaces and using equipment carefully. They followed recipes with support, practised measuring and mixing ingredients accurately, and worked together to create their own biscuit designs. The children also used budgeting skills to plan their recipes and adapted ingredients and decorations to suit their chosen design brief. At the end of the project, they evaluated their biscuits by discussing taste, texture, appearance and value for money, sharing thoughtful ideas about what worked well and what could be improved. A special thank you to Miss Hollis, Mrs Newitt and Miss Griffiths, who helped with biscuit-tasting as part of the children’s market research activities! We were very impressed with the children’s creativity, teamwork and enthusiasm throughout the week, and it was a wonderful way to celebrate such an important milestone for Sir David Attenborough.
Year 2 had a wonderful day at the National SEA LIFE Centre Birmingham, exploring a variety of fascinating sea creatures and learning about their habitats. One of the highlights was meeting Mo the turtle and celebrating his 50th birthday! The children were amazed to learn that he came to England as an egg in someone's handbag.
The children were a real credit to the school throughout the trip. Their enthusiasm, curiosity and excellent behaviour made the day a great success and we were incredibly proud of how well they represented our school. Thank you to all our parent volunteers who were an amazing help!
A massive THANK YOU to everyone who came to the Glo-Kids disco! We raised an amazing £563 and that's all down to you! Every penny of this will go straight back into supporting our children and school community which is wonderful. Thank you to all the families, staff and volunteers who made our Glo‑Kids disco shine. We couldn’t run these great events without you.
Please follow this link to the June edition of your School Health Newsletter.
The month’s edition includes:
- Advice for supporting children’s health and safety.
- SEND strategies and tips for recognising danger or unsafe situations.
- School Readiness information and preparing your child to start school.
- Year 9 Health Needs Assessments.
- Information about Loudmouth’s fully funded education sessions for Warwickshire.
- Updates from the Warwickshire Health Visitors and the Healthy Futures team.
- Upcoming Public Health campaigns and local information.
The Supporting Separated Families Alliance website brings together trusted information, advice and signposting for parents who are going through separation. The site includes guidance on co-parenting, communication, legal options, and where to find local and national support services. It’s designed to help families navigate changes positively, with a focus on the wellbeing of children. You can learn more here.
Autism Central is holding a series of ‘In conversation’ webinars in June and July for families and support networks of autistic people of all ages. All are held between 12-1pm.
- Friday 5 June 2026: What a 'good life' might look like for autistic people with a learning disability
- Friday 12 June 2026: Beyond behaviour...respecting your child’s monotropic flow
- Friday 26 June 2026: Autistic people’s experiences of emergency departments: what families need to know
- Friday 17 July 2026: Understanding autistic young people’s experiences of mainstream primary schools.
We cannot accept medicines in school without a prescription label and a medical form completed by a parent or carer. Please ask the school office for more information and/or a form via:
parents3002@welearn365.com
Below are Forest School dates for your diary. The children will need to wear PE kit to school with tracksuit bottoms or leggings and have a long sleeve top, such as a hoodie. Wellies and a rain coat will also be required:
*Forest school dates are Fridays, unless otherwise stated
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12/6 |
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Reception |
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19/6 |
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Year 6 |
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26/6 |
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Year 5 |
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3/7 |
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Year 4 |
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10/7 |
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Years 1&2 |
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17/7 |
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Year 3 |
Key dates for Summer Term (2) are HERE!
* Please note that all dates published are subject to change/cancellation - please check this page and/or the website calendar regularly:
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HALF TERM 25th to 29th May |
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Summer Term (2) |
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Celebration / Star of the Week Assemblies |
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5/6, 12/6, 19/6, 26/6, 3/7, 10/7, *13/7 (Half Term Cup) |
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Teacher-Led Clubs – 4 weeks |
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w/c 8th June – w/e 3rd July 2026 |
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Y2 Swimming |
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8/6, 15/6, 22/6, 29/6 |
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10/6 |
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Reception Class Trip to Lapworth Museum |
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18/6 |
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Year 4 Trip to Coombe Abbey (Coventry) |
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30/6 |
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Year 6 Leavers’ Play (4:30pm) |
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30/6 |
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Stratford in Bloom judging day! |
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1-3/7 |
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Year 6 Residential Trip to Frontier Centre (N’hampton) |
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8/7 |
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Transition Day |
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14/7 |
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Sports Day & Picnic |
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15/7 |
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(Reserve Sports Day & Picnic) |
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15/7 |
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Well-being Wednesday |
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17/7 |
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Year 6 Leavers’ Assembly (9:05am) |
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17/7 |
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LAST DAY OF TERM |
