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Welcome to year 3!

Sep
2

We are really looking forward to seeing you on Thursday 3rd September. A letter will be sent to you regarding all the key information. However just to let you know that children will not need any equipment except a book bag and water bottle. PE kit will need to be worn on their PE day (Monday). The children will not be getting changed into PE kits at school. Please make sure they are wearing appropriate kit (see website).
Children should be dropped off via the front gate, entrance near the office between 8.45 -8.55 am. Pick up from the same place between 3.10 – 3.20 pm.

This term we will learning lots of exciting things. We will start the year with lots of getting to know you and well being activities. We will also being getting active and having fun.

Thanks
Mrs Bolden, Miss Davies, Miss Willox, Mrs Langston, Mrs Wyatt

Starting Back to School

Aug
27

 

Dear parents and carers,

In preparation for the start of term, Thursday 3rd September, please find below our most up to date arrangements for the opening school. You will have also received this update via email so please take the time to familiarise yourself with the procedures before attending the school.

We are looking forward to welcoming all the children back and meeting those you who will be new to our school community.

BACK TO SCHOOL IN SEPTEMBER (Sep update).docx

If for any reason you are unable to open the link paste this address into your search bar https://wormleyprimary.co.uk/re-opening-of-school/

If you have any queries please contact the school on admin@wormleyprimary.co.uk

Re-opening of school

May
22

Dear Parents and Carers

I think it fair to say it is the end of possibly the most unusual half-term of school we have ever experienced. We wish you all a good and safe half-term break.

This afternoon you should have received information about our plans for next half-term via your email acount.

  • All parents and carers were emailed an FAQs document about re-opening.
  • Nursery, Reception and Year 1 parents and carers should have received another survey about attendance.
  • Parents and carers who identified themselves as critical workers should have received your next  attendance form.

If you have not received this information, please email the school with your current email address.

You can find the most up-to-date information on the school website https://wormleyprimary.co.uk/our-school/re-opening-of-school/   [Paste the link into your search bar if the link does not work]

Bets wishes to everyone!

VE day at Wormley Primary

May
15

 

VE Day 75 | Remembrance Events | Royal British Legion

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This time last week, we were all celebrating VE day in our own social distancing ways.

I hope all of your children had a great bank holiday weekend and learnt more about the sacrifices the older generations made to keep us safe – just as our key-workers are doing today.

Attached are some of the images from the day – early years learning, decorations, street parties and cakes!

 

 

 

       

 

 

 

 

Managing mental health and wellbeing: advice for families

May
6

Managing mental health and wellbeing: advice for families

Nationally many parents and carers have expressed that they are concerned about the impact of COVID-19 on their child’s mental health and wellbeing and access to support services.

Two new Parent Info articles explore how parents and carers can support their child’s mental health, and highlight things they can do to manage the wellbeing challenges of family life under lockdown: