Keep up to date with all the latest news and events happening in school.
School re-opens to all pupils on Monday 4th September. We look forward to seeing you all then.
All children should wear their full school uniform every day for the first week back. Parents will be informed as soon as possible of individual class PE days, and when the children can come to school wearing their school tracksuit (over their school PE shorts and T-shirt), from week beginning 11th September.
Thank you.
If the next planned strikes go ahead on Monday 5th and Wednesday 7th June, the affected classes would be Year 2 and Year 3. Only these classes would be closed - all children from the open classes are expected to attend as normal.
We are so proud to announce that our wonderful Chair of Governors, Mrs Gill Cowley, has been invited as a guest speaker to this year's School & Academies show in London. We wish her all the best and would like to thank her for representing our little school!
The next date for the NEU members to take industrial strike action is Tuesday 28th February. Classes that will be closed on this day are:
Children from the unaffected classes should attend as normal.
Children absent due to the closure of their class will receive an attendance mark ‘Y’ – Unable to attend due to exceptional circumstances. This code does not count towards your child’s attendance records.
Children on Sefton’s Free School Meal Register will receive a supermarket voucher via email/text the day before the strike. We will give you prior notice before each strike action and update you with any changes as soon as possible.
Thank you
Notification of Industrial Action
As you may be aware from the recent media coverage, National Education Union (NEU) have balloted their members with regards to taking industrial action over concerns relating to pay.
The planned strike dates that may affect all schools are as follows:
Since 2010, there has been a pay freeze. This year there was a below inflation pay increase which was not paid by the government but had to be paid from school budgets. Lots of schools currently are looking at a deficit budget (minus budget), which means possible redundancies and less staff to support our children.
The strike action is not against our school but is part of a national industrial action organised by NEU. There are other unions that are still in the process of organising a possible strike action, so at the moment it only affects those classes where staff are NEU members.
Classes that will be closed on February 1st and possibly the above dates are:
Children absent due to the closure of their class will receive an attendance mark ‘Y’ – Unable to attend due to exceptional circumstances. This code does not count towards your child’s attendance records. Children from the unaffected classes should attend as normal.
Children on Sefton’s Free School Meal Register will receive a supermarket voucher via email/text the day before the strike. We will give you prior notice before each strike action and update you with any changes as soon as possible.
Thank you for your support and understanding in this matter. If you have any questions, please contact the school office.
It's back! Our Scholastic book fair will be back in school next week. Children will have the opportunity to browse books during the day with their class and each year group will be given a day to visit after school. All books purchased help us provide more books for the children in school.
Monday 23rd January - Nursery & Reception
Tuesday 24th January - Year 1 & Year 2
Wednesday 25th January - Year 3 & Year 4
Thursday 26th January - Year 5 & Year 6
Friday - All welcome
Raising awareness of and directing parents/carers to the Alder Hey Symptom Checker for healthcare advice for children, as well as the latest Strep A guidance.
Click for Alder Hey Symptoms Checker
Strep A advice and guidance on who to contact and when HERE
International Men’s Day is an important opportunity to raise awareness of the mental health issues that can affect men differently and disproportionately and empower them to start a conversation about their mental health. For this reason, we will be holding a "Wear Something Blue" day on Monday 21st November when children can come to school wearing something bright blue in addition to their normal navy uniform.
More information and advice can be found HERE
We are delighted to include our recent Ofsted Inspection Report in the link below. We have been rated as "GOOD" and would like to thank you all for your continued support and kind words.
Ofsted Report - September 2022
Hello Yellow is back!
This World Mental Health Day, thousands across the country are coming together to say #HelloYellow.
We are joining in on Monday 10th October by wearing something yellow and asking for £1 donation to this fantastic charity. It is so important to let young people know that how they feel matters, and together we can help create a future where all young people get the mental health support they need, when they need it, no matter what.
More information about the charity can be found HERE