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- Event1 October 2026Show Racism the Red Card Day – Friday 16th October 2026On Friday 16th October, we will be supporting Show Racism the Red Card's Wear Red Day 2026. This national event helps promote equality, inclusion and respect, while encouraging important conversations about challenging racism and celebrating diversity. We would love children to come to school wearing something red. Throughout the day, classes will take part in age-appropriate activities and discussions to help pupils understand the importance of kindness, respect and treating everyone fairly. Thank you for your support.
- Event30 September 2026Mental Health Support Team - parent drop-in session 5.10.26Just a little reminder that Liz Robinson from the Mental Health Support Team (MHST) will be holding a parent drop-in session at school on Monday 5th October between 1.00pm and 3.00pm. This is an informal opportunity for parents and carers to talk through any concerns they may have about their child's emotional wellbeing, mental health, friendships, anxiety, behaviour or any other worries they would like support with. Appointments are available during the afternoon and can be booked by contacting the school office or speaking to your child's class teacher. The session is intended to provide advice, guidance and signposting where appropriate, and there is no expectation that concerns need to be serious before seeking support. Sometimes it can be helpful simply to have someone to talk things through with. If you think this would be helpful for you or your child, please get in touch and we will arrange an appointment. Many thanks, Mrs Halpin Assistant Headteacher & SENDCo
- Event17 September 2026Mental Health Support Team (MHST) Parent Drop-In SessionWe are pleased to let parents know that Liz Robinson from the Mental Health Support Team (MHST) will be holding a parent drop-in session at school on Monday 5th October between 1.00pm and 3.00pm. This is an informal opportunity for parents and carers to talk through any concerns they may have about their child's emotional wellbeing, mental health, friendships, anxiety, behaviour or any other worries they would like support with. Appointments are available during the afternoon and can be booked by contacting the school office or speaking to your child's class teacher. The session is intended to provide advice, guidance and signposting where appropriate, and there is no expectation that concerns need to be serious before seeking support. Sometimes it can be helpful simply to have someone to talk things through with. If you think this would be helpful for you or your child, please get in touch and we will arrange an appointment. Many thanks, Mrs Halpin Assistant Headteacher & SENDCo
- General7 September 2026WYNESS Workshop - OfferPlease find attached a flyer for the WYNESS Workshop coming up

