Keep up to date with all the latest news happening in school at the moment.
Parents must email COVID test results to the school office email address. Where a result is negative, parents need to email the school with the result before the child will be allowed to come back to school.
On Friday June 11th, to celebrate the start of the Euros football tournament, we will be holding a themed day in school. Children are invited to come to school wearing the football kit/ colours of their own national team (even if the team is not playing in the Euros).
After consulting with Father Jim, it has been decided that we will go ahead with plans for Holy Communion after the 21st June. After this date, things should become clearer about how we will be able to run the celebration safely. This means our original date will sadly have to be postponed.
It is our hope that we will be able to celebrate Holy Communion for all Year 3s & 4s before the end of the year but this will depend on any local lockdowns or new rules which may come into force.
Additionally, if your child is in Year 3, Father Jim has offered to come into school during the school day to give the sacrament of Reconciliation at the start of June. If you have any questions, please get in touch and we apologise that we cannot give more of a clear plan at this time.
SCHOOL CLOSES FOR HALF TERM AT NORMAL TIME – FRIDAY 28TH MAY.
SCHOOL WILL RE-OPEN – WEDNESDAY 9TH JUNE.
Parents must email COVID test results to the school office email address. Where a result is negative, parents need to email the school with the result before the child will be allowed to come back to school.
Mrs McNulty would like children in Nursery to bring in some family photographs on Monday. These photographs can be from special events that have taken place or just a photo with your family having fun!
The final Sacramental Programme meeting will take place on Monday 17th May. This will finish at 4:15pm.
Nominations are now being invited for the position of Parent Governor on our school’s Governing Body. Parent governors play an important role as members of the governing body, which is responsible for directing the conduct of the school and for promoting high standards of educational achievement. We are particularly looking for people with life experience and employment outside of a school setting.
For more information about the parent governor role, please contact the school office.
If you have struggled to pay your fuel bills due to loss of income, increased fuel use due to children being at home more this year or other vulnerabilities due to the impact of Covid-19, parents can call 01254 588111 for help and support.
To self-refer for support, any of the reasons above must be stated and you must state that the information has come from school.