Dear Parents/Carers, Tomorrow as a special Easter treat for the children, we have arranged for an Ice Cream Van to come to school! All children will be able to choose from: A 99 with a flake and sauce, Mr Bubble Ice Lolly, Orange Ice Lolly, Lemonade Ice Lolly, Mr Snow Milk Lolly. If you do not want your child to have any of these things, please let the class teacher or a member of staff on the gate in the morning know.
We offer our own after school club called Sparkles which costs £5.00 per child and runs from Monday to Friday, between the hours of 3.30pm until 5.30pm. We have also introduced an hour-long session for a reduced £3.00. Contact the school office to register – 0151 263 8460
World Book Day is one of our favourite events of the school year where we spend the whole day celebrating all things reading. This year, each class will look at the book ‘All Are Welcome’ by Alexandra Penfold, which tells the story of a group of children celebrating diversity in their school, just like we do at St. Michael’s. We would love the children to dress up as their favourite book characters or wear pyjamas for a bedtime story on this day, and Mrs Gordon would love the children to bring in a book to share with their friends!
Dear Parents and Carers, I hope this letter finds you all well. We will re-open for all pupils, Nursery to year 6. All the staff and I are very happy to welcome back all the children to once again learn and play together. School Uniform – All children are to return to school in full school uniform. Uniform is available in Asda and other supermarkets – children do not need school branded jumpers/ pinafores etc. Children should wear a winter PE kit on their PE days – jogging bottoms/ leggings and sweatshirts as PE will take place outside.
Dear Parents and Carers, It is still important that we continue to keep ourselves and others safe. Please continue to follow all Coronavirus prevention guidelines, maintain social distancing and wear face coverings wherever possible. School Testing: Upon return, secondary school aged children will be offered a series of three tests at their school under the supervision of a trained operator. Testing is voluntary, and consent must be provided for your child directly to the school. Following on site testing, children may then continue taking twice-weekly tests using a home test kit provided by their school.
Dear Parents and Carers, I hope this letter finds you all well. Following the announcement from the Prime Minister, yesterday, who set out the government’s plan for the return of all pupils to schools, as part of the roadmap for leaving lockdown I am delighted to announce our school will re-open on Monday 8th March. We will re-open for all pupils, Nursery to year 6. The staff and I are extremely happy to welcome back all the children to once again learn and play together.
Welcome to our new school website! We are always trying to improve how we communicate with the children, parents and carers. We hope the transition from the old website to this new one will be as smooth as possible for everyone. There may be some teething issues at first, like the odd link not working. However, these will all be ironed-out over the next few days.
We are taking guidance from Liverpool City Council and Public Health England. Taking this into account, we are now limiting access to the site to essential visitors only.
