Home Farm Primary School

Good afternoon everyone, It is that time of the year again! As we’re getting closer to Number Day, now is a great time to get inspired, plan your outfits, and spread the word. Your child’s class teacher will be in touch soon with details on how they will celebrate this occasion. In the meantime, we thought we’d give you a quick heads up to allow you ample time to prepare for this event. To join in on this event, we are asking the children to wear something with a number on it and contribute a £1 donation. This could be a beloved football shirt, a cap, or even a fun onesie. For those feeling adventurous, why not craft a one-of-a-kind t-shirt, hat, or transform into a giant number block, calculator or dice? Please remember this is optional and children can choose to wear their own clothes if they wish. The NSPCC needs our support more than ever. By raising money, we can help to fund their vital services such as Child line – the helpline that is always there for children and young people whatever their problems or concerns. Please donate generously and help us make a difference. We look forward to seeing your creative designs.

Please find attached a flyer for the Open Day of Mind the Gap Academy

Yesterdays update from Mrs Poole's visit. She worked with the children in their classrooms.

Please help us with our fundraising event through the Sammy Project. Collection bags have been sent home with your child on Friday, If you would like any additional bags please see the office. If these can be filled with any of the below items and then returned to school before Tuesday 27th January ready for collection. If you have any questions please contact the school office. Adult and children clothing Bath and hand towels Handbags & accessories & Belts Purses and watches Paired, clean undamaged shoes Jewellery, cosmetics (unopened) and accessories Unwanted gift, perfume & toiletries Soft toys Thank you

Please find attached variuous drop in sessions by the Family Hub

Mrs Poole has arrived! What a warm welcome we had. Here are a few photos and videos of Delta Waters International School on our first day. Watch this space for more updates of our visit

Digital devices are woven into everyday life for children and young people, but balancing the benefits with potential risks can feel challenging. This guide explores how screen use can influence sleep, emotional regulation, physical health and online experiences, offering clear context around why concerns about wellbeing are growing. See the attached guide for more information.

A quick reminder to all parents to please park respectfully around the school. We have received reports of driveways being blocked on Home Farm Close & Cooper Lane. Please ensure you do not obstruct access for our neighbors. Thank you

Please find attaced information about the next SEND Marketplace at Reevy Hill, along with the January hub timetable

Please find attached a flyer advertising a new coffee morning at Reevy Hill Family Hub.