SIAMs says we are a good school and the impact of our Collective Worship is excellent! 

The whole school community shares a clear Christian vision for the school. This vision, and associated values, are clearly embedded and lived out daily in the life of the school.

• Inspirational, affirming prayer during collective worship is actively embraced by all. There is opportunity for reflection and spiritual development, although there is not always have the opportunity for deeper spiritual thinking.

• Uplifting, transformational collective worship in school, and in partnership with the church, is valued, biblical and affirming, positively influencing the lives of both pupils and staff. However, pupils do not always have the opportunity to evaluate worship.

• There is a determined, effective focus on mental health and wellbeing. The school's knowledge and understanding of its pupils, and the interventions it delivers, provides effective support for the most vulnerable.

• The talented leader for religious education (RE) ensures that pupils experience challenging, creative and appropriate programmes of learning. Pupils enjoy and retain their learning.

The whole school took part in a 2 minutes silence on Friday 11th November.

Our Head Boy and Head Girl laid a wreath at the base of our poppy display.

The PTA have arranged for ‘Magic Russ’ a children’s entertainer to hold an after school event. Children will have great fun watching Magic Russ         perform magic!

Have a look at https://www.magicruss.co.uk/ for more details.

Wednesday 19th October

3.20pm—4.30pm

£4.00 per child

Spaces are limited due to space in the hall and payment must be received on booking via parent pay to book your space.                                                   

Booking opens on Parent Pay on Tuesday 27th September and will close on Monday 17th October (or before if tickets are sold before this date)