With #Euro2024 about to start, a little competition could be great fun 
provided nobody crosses the line 
. This week’s #WakeUpWednesday guide lets you know how to nurture a healthy competitive spirit in children and young people, encouraging them to play fair.
provided nobody crosses the line . This week’s #WakeUpWednesday guide lets you know how to nurture a healthy competitive spirit in children and young people, encouraging them to play fair.
ATTENDANCE NEWSThe children love their NEW Class Attendance board in school!
Inspired by the EUROS! 
Each week, each class will be trying to win a football on their class shirt. The class with the most footballs by the end of the term will receive a treat/prize!
A SUPER WELL DONE to our Nursery and Reception children for having the best class attendance this week!
Classes above 96% Attendance:
Nursery: 99%
Reception: 99%
Y1HF: 98%
Y1/2RH: 98%
Y4CB: 96.7%
Y5AC: 96.1%
Thank you for your continued support.
Have a good weekend! See you all back in school next Monday!
Mrs White 
Please see attached information regarding the Year 1 Phonics screening check.
This will take place during the week beginning Monday 10th June and it is important that your child attends school every day.
Thank you
Well done to all the children attending school this week!
We only have 1 more week until the Half-Term break.
A SUPER WELL DONE to Y6 for achieving 100% attendance this week! Hope you all have a great weekend!
See you all back in school next Monday!
Thank you, Mrs White
What Parents and Educators Need to Know about School Avoidance
School avoidance is a sharply increasing phenomenon, with tangible negative effects on children’s wellbeing and education. The factors that come together to make a child consciously avoid seeing their classmates and teachers can be much more complicated than is often assumed. A careful, mindful approach from parents, carers and educators is required to help children return to an environment that may be causing them intense anxiety.
Our guide aims to help you understand the issue of school avoidance – not only its potential roots and ramifications, but also what you can do to help children and young people navigate these obstacles and continue their education.
Book Fair
There will be a Book Fair held in school on Monday 20th, Tuesday 21st and Wednesday 22nd May (after school until 4pm). Parents/Carers are invited to come through the main entrance should they wish to purchase books. Cash is better for payment.
Children will also be taking part in a competition in school to win a £5 voucher off the books at the book fair. Thank you
On 19th April 2024, Ofcom released their annual Media Use and Attitudes Report, detailing the findings of several surveys and their implications for parents, children and young people in the UK. These statistics often include plenty of thought-provoking information relating to online safety.
The report itself is extremely extensive, so instead we’ve provided a bespoke selection of data gathered by Ofcom about children and young people’s experiences on social media, video games and the like from The National College.
