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Home Learning
Reading
Children are expected to read at least three times a week at home to an adult and log this on their Boom Reader account.
Times Table Rock Stars
Times Table Rock Stars is an online learning platform, where personalised times tables are set for each child to support their recall and progression. Garage is the Times Tables Rock Stars game which adapts questions for children, so it gives them the questions they need to develop their understanding. Just three minutes of Times Tables Rock Stars a day can help to improve recall! Certificates are given out in a celebration assembly each week to children who have earned the most coins or shown the most improvement in their recall.
Early Years Foundation Stage
Children in Reception are expected to read their colour banded book three times a week. Children in Nursery are expected to engage in their colour banded book three times a week. We do not use Times Table Rock Stars or Numbots for children in Early Years. Home school links are planned for Reception and Nursery Stay and Play sessions and our seasonal walks for Reception children.

Parent Voice
We would like to know your views of the school and the education your child receives. We conduct questionnaires and surveys throughout the year. You can also add your views on Ofsted’s Parent View.
“The experience of the teaching staff has really helped in settling my daughter into the new class for the new year group. I rely on your expertise to provide support at home and look forward to receiving feedback on both routine and ad hoc basis as needed. Thank you.”
“My child is very excited to go to Reception every morning. She enjoys her new routine, and we talk about her time at school every day. She has made new friends and she likes the school dinner very much. Thank you!”
FAQS
How do I contact my child's class teacher?
Please contact the school office via phone or email. Your message will be passed on and an appointment can be arranged if necessary.
My child is off sick - what do I do?
Please leave a message on the school absence line or via email, with your child’s name, class, and reason for absence as early as possible.
How do I find out what my child is learning about at school?
Curriculum overviews and timetables can be found on our curriculum page. If you have any questions regarding these, please contact your child’s class teacher via the school office.
How will the school communicate messages with me?
We contact parents / carers in the following ways: telephone / text message, ParentMail, monthly Newsletter, weekly Newsflash, Class Pages on the school website and the school’s Facebook page. We hold parents evenings and send home interim reports twice a year to maintain open lines of communication and provide updates on your child’s progress.
How do I find out about any upcoming events at school?
The school calendar is updated regularly with information about events within the school community.
Where can I find information about school policies and procedures?
All information can be found on our policies page.
Please contact the school office if you require anything in paper form.
How do I find out term dates for this academic year?
All term dates are on our calendar page.
How do I book my child onto an after school club?
Clubs are allocated termly on a first-come, first-served basis and can be booked via Arbor. Find out more on our clubs page.