PLEASE NOTE: From Monday 3rd June 2019, we will be introducing a nominal charge of £1 per day, per child for all children attending Breakfast Club. This money will be used to help us to meet the staffing costs and ensure that we can continue to offer this much-valued service to families. The fee can be paid daily, weekly of half-termly to the school office.

We are very excited to announce that our school is about to embark on 'The Sandwell Well-being' project. This is a whole school community project that will help us to identify our current strengths in supporting the well-being of everyone involved with our school. The process will also help us to clearly identify areas that we can improve upon. Parents and Carers will receive further information in the form of a leaflet and we are hoping that some parents/carers will agree to be part of a focus group. The whole project will be led by Halton's Educational Psychology team and we feel privileged to be the first school in Halton to engage with this project.

Miss Doran and Mr Guy are now preparing for their trip to visit our partner school, Mashemong Primary, in South Africa. This will be the third visit by members of our team and they are very much looking forward to it. As usual, we will be sending gifts to our friends and we are currently busy organising these.

While they are in South Africa, Miss Doran and Mr Guy will spend time each day in Mashemong School, meeting children and staff and observing life in a different school. There are over 1,200 children in Mashemong school making it a complete contrast to our small primary school. However, based on past experiences, we know they will be warmly welcomed and will experience a rich menu of cultural activities during their time there.

Last Friday, the children all supported the Comic Relief charity by coming to school wearing red and decorating themselves in red. As always, we were very impressed with the effort that everybody had made. Thank you all for your generous donations which totalled over £84 and for buying Red Noses throughout the week, the sale of which raised over £192.

Well done too to our School Council members who helped to organise the event by designing posters to put up around school and helped to sell the red noses throughout the week. A great effort!