Keep up to date with all the latest news happening in school at the moment.

• Flu vaccination updates

  Mon 31 Oct 2022

  Public Health Derbyshire have asked us to share the following information about vaccinations for pre school children and for pregnant women. 

   

  Flu vaccines to help keep you and your family well this winter

  Information for parents and carers

  Having a flu vaccine if you are eligible and able to have it, is an important way to help protect yourself, your family and those you have contact with from flu infection. It is expected there will be high levels of flu germs circulating this year so, it is particularly important to take up the offer of a vaccine. This will help reduce the risk of illness within your family.

  GP’s will again be inviting all 2- and 3-year-old children to have a flu vaccination. This vaccination, like all other routine childhood vaccinations is free, so you do not need to pay.

  To help parents/carers make an informed decision and understand the facts about why having their child vaccinated against flu is important, it would be helpful to display the following poster Flu: 5 reasons to get your child vaccinated (publishing.service.gov.uk)

  If a parent/carer would like more information the following resource may be helpful to share Protecting your child against flu; Information for parents and carers (publishing.service.gov.uk)

  Information is also available in different formats and languages are available here Flu vaccination for children: leaflets and posters - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)

  For more general information about which adults and children are eligible for the flu vaccine and why the following resource may be helpful

  The flu vaccination. Who should have it and why. Winter 2022 to 2023 (publishing.service.gov.uk)

  Information for Pregnant women

  For any parents/carers and staff that are pregnant, please encourage them to look at https://www.nhs.uk/pregnancy/keeping-well/vaccinations/

  Vaccines are available to help to protect both mother and baby. Complications from infection are more likely in pregnancy, as those who are pregnant are not able to fight off infection easily. More information is available in The flu vaccination. Who should have it and why. Winter 2022 to 2023 (publishing.service.gov.uk)

  If there are any queries about the information above please speak to your GP or other healthcare professionals who support you.

  Public Health Derbyshire – Health Protection team

• Harvest festival at school not church

  Thu 20 Oct 2022

  Due to the very heavy rain showers this morning we have made the difficult choice not to have our harvest festival at church today.  

   

  Parents and friends that were going to go to church to watch our service are invited to come to school instead and watch the service at 10am. 

   

  Thank you for your support. 

  Mr. Averis

• Lost Property

  Mon 17 Oct 2022 Mrs Carvell

  A considerable amount of unnamed lost property has been put out in the

  hall for you to take a look through during parent's' evenings this week.

   

  Due to limited space in school at the moment we will not be able to keep

  this so advise you to take a look if you are missing anything before it is

  donated to the PTFA for them to sell in the future.

   

  Thank you

   

  Mrs Carvell

  

• Reception phonics and reading evening

  Fri 14 Oct 2022

  Many thanks to all the families that came to the phonics and reading evening this week on Tuesday 11th October. Mrs. Richardson has shared all the information and resources on our website to help parents carry on supporting their children at home. CLICK HERE. 
  If you would like any print outs of the information please let Mrs. Richardson or Miss Bridges know and we'll try to send information home.