Please find attached the newsletter for this week - just about! We do have some fabulous photos to share, but we will do that properly after half term - time just ran away with us today.
Have a lovely break, see everyone again on 2nd June.

Minecraft remains hugely popular with young players, offering creative freedom and social interaction. This updated guide explores how features like public servers, in-game chat and multiplayer modes can introduce risks, including contact with strangers, exposure to inappropriate behaviour and privacy concerns linked to independent server hosting.

Please find attached the newsletter for this week. There is a lot of important information this week - please read and take note! We will try to produce a montage of photos from various events this half term during next week....we will get there!

Please find attached the newsletter for this week. Although the big story of the week was the performance of Snow White and the Seven Jockeys, photos aren't yet available, so we will save that for next week! Please make a special note about school dinners if your child is in Y6, Orchestra or Choir, as they won't need to order a school meal for Friday 22nd May - look out for a letter on Monday.

Neurodivergent children are often drawn to technology, so early, supported experiences online are key. This guide explores how adults can model positive digital behaviour, set age-appropriate limits and create open, judgement-free conversations about online safety. It also highlights the importance of balancing screen use with offline activities to support wellbeing and development.