FAQ
My child is ill, what should I do?
If your child is too poorly to come to school, you need to contact the School Office to inform us about the absence before 8:40am. In any other situation, please send your child to school. If during the day their condition worsens, we will contact you to collect them.
What do I do if my child is going to be or is late?
If your child is going to be late, please inform the School Office so we can make arrangements and inform their teacher. If a child is late (after 8:50 am) they will need to sign in at the Office, to ensure they are registered correctly.
Where do I get my child's school uniform from?
Our core uniform (sweatshirts/cardigans/polo shirts/PE tshirts/etc.) are available on the School Trends website:
Alternative websites for our uniform are:
For PE, the children are expected to wear a house t-shirt, suitable tracksuit bottoms or shorts, but not football team shorts.
My child is worried/upset about something?
Initially, we encourage parents to speak with their child's class teacher. Staff come out on the yard each morning for parents to catch up with. If the problem continues you can either speak with or telephone, at your convenience, the Year Group Lead or a member of the Senior Leadership Team. Due to teaching commitments, teachers find it difficult to speak over the phone during the working day.
How can I help support my child with their writing?
Please find lots of fun and engaging ways to support your child in writing at home?
📚 How can I help support my child with their reading?
Reading isn’t just about saying the words — it’s about understanding, imagining, and enjoying stories. At school, we teach Reading through a focus on key reading skills that you can use to support reading at home.
How can I use the Key Reading Skills at home?