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April 2023

Dear Parent or Guardian

The Easter HAF programme starts on the 3rd April and there are lots of great activities happening over the school holidays.  Children and young people will be able to access hundreds of activities throughout the Easter break including specific provision available for children with SEND or additional needs, at no cost to you. There’s a great range of activities across the city including boxing, trampolining, football, music, dance, cycling, cooking, climbing, films, bowling, arts and crafts, drama, a make up course, trips out, Eurovision themed activities and much more!  Every day there will be a meal available for every child that attends.

We are holding an SEN Coffee morning on:

Friday 31st March at 9.00am

Please click below for letters about our craft workshops this week.

Please click the post to view a letter from Mrs Rigby and a letter from Steve Reddy (Director of Children & Young Peoples Services) about the upcoming National Education Union (NEU) Strike Action.

Please click the post to view a letter from Mrs Rigby and a letter from Steve Reddy (Director of Children & Young Peoples Services) about the upcoming National Education Union (NEU) Strike Action.

On our last day children do not need to wear school uniform and can come in their own clothes. We invite them to bring in a game that they can play and share with other children in class. Please no electronic games.

Christmas Lunch and Christmas Jumpers – Tomorrow (Thursday 15th December) we are having our Christmas lunch in school for all the children. The children can wear a Christmas jumper, own clothes and any other Christmas themed clothing items.

We are seeing lots of children with winter infections. This message is to give you information about how to protect your child from common winter infections, and when you should seek medical attention. To prevent your child picking up or spreading infection, please encourage your child to wash their hands properly with soap for 20 seconds and use a tissue to cover coughs and sneezes.

Socktober campaign

The October “Eat to Meet” Half Term programme starts on the 24th October and there are lots of great activities happening over the school holidays including a few Halloween themed days.  Children and young people will be able to access hundreds of activities throughout the October holidays including specific provision available for children with SEND or additional needs, at no cost. There’s a great range of activities across the city including boxing, football, music, dance, cycling, cooking, discos, films, bowling, arts and crafts, drama, a make up course, trips out and much more!  Every day there will be a range of fabulous meals available with many schemes holding family events as well.