Latest Newsletters
- 04 Jun 2020
Y3 & Y4 Curriculum NewsletterIssued 4th June 2020
- 04 Jun 2020
Y5 & Y6 Curriculum NewsletterIssued 4th June 2020
- 02 Jun 2020
Town End Parent Presentation for wider openingWe are pleased and proud to share our plans with you for the wider opening of school.
Please read this PowerPoint alongside the more detailed risk assessment newsletter.
Thank you - 02 Jun 2020
Town End Risk Assessment for wider openingPlease read the attached risk assessment - it is long and wordy but we make no apology for the depth attention to detail this has required.
If you have requested and received a place - your child's Y6 class teacher will ask you to sign a copy when you bring your child to school. - 28 May 2020
Expanding School ProvisionHope you are all well and safely enjoying the summer sun.
Please see the attached newsletter - 22 May 2020
Derbyshire County Council Press Release StatementIssued 22nd May 2020
- 22 May 2020
5PPS Letter to Parents and CarersIssued 22nd May 2020
- 18 May 2020
Re-Opening of SchoolPlease read the attached newsletter for all parents regarding the re-opening of the school for children in the near future.
Could YEAR 6 PUPILS ONLY please complete the survey within the newsletter and submit by 12.30pm Tuesday 19th May.
Thank you - 15 May 2020
5PPS NewsletterPlease see attached
- 12 May 2020
Support while your child is not in schoolPlease see the attached newsletter.
We know lots of families are facing the challenge of trying to educate their children themselves. And, if your child or children have autism, this will inevitably bring even greater additional challenges.
Your own plan for this will depend on your personal circumstances: the age and
developmental stage of your child, the needs of any other children that you have, whether
you have help at home and whether you are trying to manage your own work at the same
time.
The advice attached therefore will need to be tailored to suit your own individual needs. It is
important to remember that this is OK: you don’t need to worry about your child ‘getting
behind’. However, it will help most children to have some kind of structure during this
period of time and most families will benefit from some educational activities during the
school day.
