We’d like to invite all parents to a ‘think-tank’ session to help us create a new Homework Policy. Your suggestions and thoughts are very important to us so if this interests you please come along to an informal session in the community room with tea and coffee on Friday 19th April at 2.45pm.

We know that the children are enjoying using it in school but it would be great to have some more feedback from children and parents too, so if you would like to see Reading Eggs continue beyond our trial please contact either the school office or teachers to let us know!

Parents are invited to join us in our Easter Service Assembly on Wednesday 27th March from 10.15 – 10.35am.

Watch this space for their first update!

We are having a non uniform day next Wednesday 20th March. Children are asked to donate an Easter Egg as payment which will go to The Variety Club. The Eggs will be collected by the Thames Vale Vultures on their Gold Wing motorbikes.

Well done to three of our Year 6 pupils, who created this Easter bonnet during their lunchtime. It’s for a competition at Hobby Craft; if they win, the school will get £100! Good luck! PLEASE POP INTO HOBBYCRAFT AND VOTE FOR OUR BONNET!

Today Year 4 went to the British Museum in London. It was really exciting and we learned even more about the Egyptians. Our favourite facts were finding out that they mummified pets and crocodiles, and cats were really special to them. We also saw some death masks and Ginger (a skeleton who still had ginger hair). We would give this trip 20/20. This was written by Chris, Billy, Kamal and Lucy.

If you missed our recent newsletter, which includes details about Red Nose Day.