7:30 AM - Breakfast Club Opens
8:30 AM - School Gates Open
8:35 AM - 8:45AM - Start of School Day
8:45 AM - Morning Registration
1:10PM - Afternoon Registration
3:15PM - End of School Day
Registers are taken at 8.45am. Whilst registers are being taken, children will be engaged in learning activities, such as mathematic quadrants, reviewing prior learning and multiplication practise. It is therefore important that children arrive at school on time.
Parents and carers of children arriving after 8.45am are required to take their child to the main school entrance and sign in via the Inventry system. Children arriving after 8.45am will receive a late mark in the school register.
Morning lessons generally focus on the teaching of English and mathematics. More information on what these sessions might entail can be found via our Curriculum page.
Break time for key stage 1 and 2 takes place at 11.00am and last for fifteen minutes. We have free fruit available for infant children and our junior pupils are encouraged to bring in a healthy snack.
The children play games in the main playground, and when the weather is warm and fine, the field is made available. We have a rota in place to allow all pupils to play on our climbing frame and a football rota in place for junior pupils on the lower playground. At the end of break time, the children line up. Class teachers come out to meet their classes on the playground and to escort them back in.
Break times are always supervised by four members of staff.
Children in our EYFS classes have their own designated and beautifully resourced area in which to play during their break times.
A team of midday supervisors and teaching assistants supervise activities throughout the lunchtime period. Parents may express a preference that their child receives a balanced, hot meal or they may choose to send their child in with a healthy packed lunch from home.
Children in Reception, Year One and Year Two are able to receive a government funded hot meal daily. This means that there will be no charge to parents and carers for school dinners in these year groups. Parents and carers can, of course, still opt to provide their child with a healthy packed lunch from home.
The children are collected from the playground by their class teachers at the end of lunch. Afternoon lessons are generally more topic based and focused on the holistic learning of a wide variety of curricular areas, such as history, geography, art, RE etc. PE and science activities will also often take place in the afternoon.
Our assemblies cover a wide range of activities and events to celebrate learning and achievements right across the school! Each week, the children have a Makaton and singing assembly. Assemblies will generally last 20 minutes in length. During assemblies, some children will be supported with additional maths or reading interventions.
In addition to the 'standard' assemblies, we will also have a wide variety of specialist assemblies, celebrating everything from music to sport!
The school day ends at 3.15pm. Children are led out by their teachers who will wait until they make visual contact with a parent or authorised carer that they know and recognise before they hand over your child. Whilst this may take slightly longer, you can be assured that you child will never be released to anyone that we do not know is fully authorised to collect them. For this reason, please introduce us personally or by phone to any adult that you wish to be able to collect your child. Please do not ever just send someone different along. In the interests of safety, we will not let the child go in these circumstances. Please also note that no person under the age of eighteen may collect a child from the school unless given permission at the Head Teacher's discretion.
No child below Year Six may make their own way home, at the Head Teacher's discretion. Should your child be in Year Six, and you want them to make their own way home, please provide us with this request in writing, by email or by phone to the class teacher or office team. We will not permit any Year Six child to go home unaccompanied unless we have received this information.