Keep up to date with all the latest news happening in school at the moment.
Information has been released by the Department for Education this morning about a voucher scheme for free school meals. As a school we only find out this information at the same time that you do, so I’d appreciate your patience while this is discussed in North Tyneside schools.
The DfE have announced that the vouchers can be sent for term-time only for when children should have been in school, and not for Easter holidays. I will hopefully be able to share more information about this by the end of the week.
in the meantime we are continuing to provide packed lunches every day for all free school meals pupils which can be collected between 11:30 and 12:30. Please let us know if you are self-isolating so we can deliver these to your home to help you.
There are some fabulous daily maths, literacy, science and wellbeing activities and challenges, plus foundation subjects & links to other resources that you can do at home. The activities need very few or no resources. You can access these at https://drive.google.com/open?id=1VCr3p_kUyWBhsIof_3P_Ao0wlaCTB9KAHCLKn3wTZ9U…
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We hope that you are all safe at home and we're missing you all very much.
From Monday 30th March packed lunches can be collected from school between 11:30 and 12:30. If you are struggling to get here to collect them please send us a message and we'll help as much as we can.
Following the Head's meeting that I attended today I can share these updates.
School will close today for the majority of pupils. This is in response to the national emergency that we are currently experiencing and by closing schools it will help to prevent further spread of the virus. It is vital that if at all possible, your child should stay at home. This applies even if you are a key worker or your child is vulnerable as this is the safest option for your family.
The fewer children who come into school the safer our community will be.
Our school is not providing childcare, we are opening to support critical workers who are responding to the COVID-19 virus.
Information from your employer may be requested early next week unless you can provide proof that you are required at work as part of the business continuity plan.
If at all possible your child should stay at home.
Thank you
Following the Head's meeting that I attended today I can share these updates.
School will close today for the majority of pupils. This is in response to the national emergency that we are currently experiencing and by closing schools it will help to prevent further spread of the virus. It is vital that if at all possible, your child should stay at home. This applies even if you are a key worker or your child is vulnerable as this is the safest option for your family.
The fewer children who come into school the safer our community will be.
Our school is not providing childcare, we are opening to support critical workers who are responding to the COVID-19 virus.
Information from your employer may be requested early next week unless you can provide proof that you are required at work as part of the business continuity plan.
If at all possible your child should stay at home.
Thank you
Good morning, the official list of key workers was released overnight. However, please note that parents should keep their child at home if possible and to check with your employer if you are part of their business continuity plan. I will update everyone later. Thank you