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  • 2026-2027

    02.11.2026

     

    A NOTE FROM OUR HEADTEACHER

    Dear Families,

     

    As we start this new half term, thank you for your continued support with attendance.

    Last half term, our whole-school attendance was 91%, and we are working towards our target of 94%. Every day in school matters and helps children to access valuable learning opportunities, develop independence and make progress towards their individual goals. If you need any support with your child's attendance, please contact Julie Elms, our Family Support Worker, who will be happy to help. Thank you for working in partnership with us to ensure every child can make the most of their time in school.

     

    We are looking forward to another busy and exciting half term with many opportunities for learning, celebration and family engagement. Please see dates attached for further information of upcoming events.

     

    Thank you for your understanding regarding the hydrotherapy pool. Following our recent audit, we are currently aiming to reopen the pool next week.

     

    I would also like to thank you for your continued support and partnership with the school. We greatly value the positive relationships we have with our families and know that by working together we can achieve the very best outcomes for our children.

    Thank you for your ongoing support. I look forward to seeing many of you at our events over the coming weeks.

    Kind regards,

    Lara

     

    Get to know our Staff

    My Name is Jodee

    I am a Deputy Headteacher 

    3 Fun faces are:

    • I'm a massive Star Wars fan!
    • Every year I set myself a mission to read at least 40 books. So far this year, I'm currently on book 31!
    • My favourite place in the whole world is Greece. I love the sunshine, crystal-clear sea, delicious food, and amazing history.

     

     

    CLASS 5

    Class 5 have been busy exploring the topic ‘Describing Ourselves’ in PSHECC, discovering all the wonderful things that make us different and special.

    Through a variety of exciting sensory and hands-on activities, the children have been encouraged to explore their own identities, preferences and personalities.

    They have enjoyed looking at their reflections, experimenting with mark-making and exploring the things that make them happy. It has been lovely to see the children expressing themselves, making choices and developing a greater awareness of themselves and the world around them.

     

    CLASS 9

    What a wonderful half-term we have had in Class 9! We have been busy exploring, creating and learning through lots of exciting activities.

     

    In Maths, we explored daily routines, quantities and the concepts of more and less. In Literacy, we developed our mark-making and storytelling skills using photographs and colourful collages.

     

    We also had great fun exploring sounds, vibrations and making music with everyday objects!

     

    In PSHECC, we celebrated our individual strengths and interests while learning about our school rules.

     

    A special highlight was our joint assembly with Class 20, where we brought There Is a Hole in the Bottom of the Sea to life.

    We also loved welcoming families into our classroom for a sensory reading session.

     

    We are incredibly proud of all the children and their achievements this half-term.

     

    Thank you to our families for your continued support. Have a lovely half-term break!

     

    Sylwia, Rhuksana and Aurelia