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HELPERS
We have parents and friends who help with our activities.
We are deeply grateful for all their time, skills and assistance.
If you have any time to spare and feel you would like to help
in any way, please let us know
MONEY
It is sometimes necessary for your child to have money (other
than dinner money) in school. In KS1 this should be handed
to the teacher for safekeeping.
Pupils and parents are invited, from time to time, to donate
to various charity appeals. There is no obligation to contribute.
All donations are accepted on the understanding that they are
voluntary contributions
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ILLNESS
Unless you are very fortunate your child will have some time
away from school for illness.
Children who are unwell should not be sent to school, but
if your doctor advises a return to lessons whilst still undergoing
treatment, please contact school to discuss the problem. Unless
special arrangements have been made, in writing, medicines
can only be administered in school by a parent or guardian.
If you have any queries regarding the administration of medicine,
please contact school.
LETTERS
Any letters are given to the eldest child
in your family whose responsibility is to deliver it to you.
Please check school bags regularly in case your child forgets
to give you your newsletter or other correspondence, as this
is our main channel of communication
HEALTH SERVICES
Regular routine visits are made to school by the school nurse.
Extra visits can be requested if thought necessary by the Headteacher.
In addition the children receive regular health checks. Parents
receive prior notification of these checks by the Health Service.
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