There is a local Charity, run by mums in Shrewsbury, called Bags of Kindness. They can provide school shoes, trainers and toddler shoes to parents. They are second hand shoes in very good condition, with lots of life left, that have been donated at various shoe shops around town. Parents can message Bags of Kindness on their Facebook page or use the link below. Please state the type of shoe/trainer you require and the size.
Author: Nicola Preston
Potential Quarry Incident Later Today – Friday 30th April
The following statement has been issued by Ian Bartlett, Shropshire Councils Crime Prevention Officer today and we have been asked to pass the information onto parents.
Parents/carers may be aware of coverage on social media regarding a potential issue at the Quarry, Shrewsbury this afternoon/evening. The Police are fully aware and will be taking a robust approach. If you have any information that you can pass to the Police, please contact the Police using 101.
Free School Transport For Secondary Schools – September 2021
Please click on the two links below for information regarding the application process for secondary school transport from September 2021.
Year 6 transition letter Sept 2021 – letter to parents-carers
Annual Class Photos
School Class photos will take place on Tuesday 4th May. All children must wear School uniform on this day. If they have PE or After School Club on that day, then they will be able to take part in their uniform.
Bank Holiday Monday – 3rd May
School will be closed on Monday 3rd May for the Bank Holiday. We will return on Tuesday 4th May.
Enjoy the long weekend!
Right Of The Week – W/C 03.05.21
Article 17
You have the right to get information that is important to your well-being, from radio, newspaper, books, computers and other sources. Adults should make sure that the information you are getting is not harmful and help you find and understand the information you need.
Easter End Of Term Letter From Mr Parkhurst
Please see the letter below from the Headteacher.
Easter Competition
On Monday, we held our annual Easter Competition. Sadly this did not happen last year due to the Pandemic. The children were able to get creative and use their art and craft skills to produce entries for a variety of Easter themed categories. These included an Easter hat, Easter egg characters, an Easter Garden or an Easter themed model or piece of artwork. The entries were spectacular – many of them managing to combine an Easter theme with a Covid-19 twist! The winning children from across the School were rewarded with chocolate eggs. It was a lovely, positive way to end what has been a very difficult and disruptive term for many children and the arrival of the warm sunshine was a welcome bonus!”
Easter Competition Winners
The winners of this years Easter competition were as follows.
Easter Headgear
The Key Stage 1 winner was Oscar and the runners up were Pippa and Sabine.
The Key Stage 2 winner was Finley and the runners up were Abbie and Zack.
Easter Egg Character
The Key Stage 1 winner was Lila and the runners up were Kayla Mae and Alfie.
The Key Stage 2 winner was Skye and the runners up were Clover and Declan.
Easter Model or Art Work
The Key Stage 1 winner was Tyler Jay and the runners up were Gian and Betsy.
The Key Stage 2 winners were Alice and Emily and the runners up were Ava and Kye.
Easter Garden
The Key Stage 1 winner was Evie May and the runners up were Riley and Bobby.
The Key Stage 2 winner was George and the runners up were Evie and Louie.
Parent Competition
The winner was Laura Harrington.
Thank you to everyone who entered, the entries were fantastic!
Right Of The Week – W/C 19.04.21
Article 22
You have the right to special protection and help if you are a refugee (if you have been forced to leave your home and live in another country), as well as all the rights in this Convention.
Article 41
If the laws of your country provide better protection of your rights than the articles in this Convention, those laws should apply.
