Wilton Expects Focus

We’re back!!

What a first week it has been, the weather is finally warming up, although it rained today, the children are working hard and having a lot of fun too.

We’ve heard lots of stories about what children have been up to over the half-term week and everyone is refreshed ready to go again.

Thursday was World Book Day and the children dressed up, either, as their favourite book characters or came in their pajamas, even some of the teachers dressed up too.

The character focus was week was Kindness and Compassion.

Next week the assembly theme is on National Careers Week, the Character focus in Helpfulness and Determination.

A Message about Attendance

8.30am Gates open
8.35am Staff come outside and lines begin to go in.
8.40am. School starts. Arrival after this time is classed as late.
8.41 am- 9.10am Children receive a late mark in the register. L code
9.11am onwards -Children receive a U code which classes the lateness as an unauthorised half day absence. This will affect  their attendance percentage.

We appreciate at times lateness may be due to a medical appointment. If medical evidence is seen, an  M-code is used instead of a U code.  This will authorise the absence, although the attendance percentage will still be affected.

Any 5 days of unauthorised absence in a 10 week rolling period will trigger a phone call and the start of involvement from the attendance team across Wilton and Dormanstown. 

This can be combination of U-codes or full day absence.

From Monday, you will receive a weekly text message from the Department of Education stating how  many days absence your child has had this year. Please keep this to times your child is genuinely too ill to come to school.

Please help your child have the best start to the day by being on time. If you need any support or have  any questions then please contact the Academy to discuss it.

Class Dojo

Don’t forget to see reminders and stories about what your child is learning in school from Class Dojo.

It also shows parents/carers what the children have been getting points for, including being on time, working hard during class and good manners to teachers and their friends.

Parking around the School

Please could we remind you that parking outside of the school on Pasture Lane is not permitted. On the school side, this is clearly marked out as a no parking zone. This applies on a morning, home time and throughout the day.  Parking on the other side blocks the road and it makes it difficult for cars to pass and makes it unsafe for children. If you need to drive to school, please park on the High Street,  the Grange Estate or further round Pasture Lane to ensure the road and paths around the school grounds are clear and safe for adults and children. 

Breakfast Club

Did you know we do a breakfast club every morning?

You can bring your child in, knowing they’ll get a good breakfast before they start school. This is open to everyone and can be booked in the clubs section on the school gateway app.

It costs £1.20 for each morning your child attends.

Attendance

Attendance every day is vital for your child’s progress unless they are too unwell to learn. It is your responsibility to inform the academy if your child is going to be absent by 8.40am each day of their absence.

Please note if your child is later than 9.10am, it is counted by the DfE as a half day absence.

You can contact the office on 01642 453374.

This weeks best attendance goes to…..

Missed Learning

2 day of missed learning occurred this week due to unauthorised absences. Unauthorised absences are for holidays, parents/carers not contacting the academy or any other unexplained. With most minor ailments, children can be in school, so we really encourage you to think about keeping your child at home.

100% Attendance

This week we had 70 children who achieved 100% Attendance for this week, which is Outstanding!!

A huge WELL DONE to you all.

Can you get 100% next week?

Year 5/6 Mrs Harding Class Round Up

Year 5/6 have been working hard over the last few weeks.

In RE we have been looking at Sikhism.  We have looked at the origins of this comparatively young religion and the children have been comparing it with another religion.  We looked at ways Sikhs celebrate and how they view religion as a whole.

In Science we had a fantastic visit to the Life Centre in Newcastle.  The children were exceptionally well behaved and had fantastic opportunities to study different aspects of working within the Space Industry.

We have just started our History Topic on King Henry VIII – the children appear very interested in many aspects of this monarch’s life and some are challenging me with my own knowledge!!

Finally, we are continuing our movement breaks – the children enjoy the chance to get up and move between lessons and I’m sure with the weather improving, these will be even more popular.

Diary Dates and Reminders

Lunch Menu

Our Lunches are served on a 3 week rota. The menu next week will be Week 1

Reminder about Packed Lunches

If you provide a packed lunch for your child please can we remind you of the following information:

• Grapes should be cut up into halves or quarters to reduce choking risk.
• Bars of chocolate and bags of sweets are not allowed.
• Chocolate biscuits are acceptable.
• Chocolate spread should be of a nut free variety.

All the above information is to ensure children have a healthy packed lunch whilst taking into account the safety of themselves and others.

Below is a reminder of the Nut Free school policy for the school.

Actions for Happiness

Mindful March is here and now is a great time to look at what actions you can take to make the month a happy one.

SEN Sports What’s Happening in your area

Golf Fore All

Redcar Rugby Club

My Clothing Uniforms

Our friends at My Clothing have given us a discount code for all our families to save on their uniform. It’s valid until 31st March 2025 so don’t forget to use it when you get to the checkout.

Code is  UNIFORM10%

Family Hubs

Green Doctor

CEA Cinema Card

For those that aren’t aware, the UK Cinema Association has a discount card which enables a disabled cinema guest to receive a free ticket for someone to go with them when they are visiting a participating cinema. 

To be eligible the person must be 5 years of age or older and be in receipt of one of the following:

• Disability Living Allowance (DLA)
• Attendance Allowance (AA)
• Personal Independence Payment (PIP)
• Adult / Child Disability Payment (ADP / CDP in Scotland)
• Armed Forces Independence Payment (AFIP)

Or hold:

• Severely Sight Impaired Registration (formerly Registered Blind)
• Sight Impaired Registration (formerly Partially Sighted)

Cards are valid from 1 year from the date of issue and there is a fee of £6.

For more information and/or to apply please visit the CEA webpage –  Home – CEA Card

Cost of Living

Healthier Together

National Sleep Helpline

The 4 T’s of Diabetes

Wilton Expects Focus

The weather’s changing, days are getting warmer and it’s Half Term (Hooray!).

There has been lots of learning since we returned after Christmas. The Choir are learning the songs for Shrek the Musical.

All of our classes have been able to take part in some amazing activities outside of the Academy.

Our Early Years group took part in the Balance Festival, while Year 1/2 had a great time at the Fundamental Movement Skills event. Most recently Year 3/4 took part in the Net & Wall event, which you can see below.

The Assembly theme this week was on British Values and how important they are to each of us. The character focus was on Co-operation and Collaboration.

After Half-term it’s World Book Day and we’ll all learn about the children’s, and teachers, favourite authors and stories. The Character focus is on Kindness and Compassion.

We hope everyone has a wonderful half term week and we look forward to seeing everyone on Monday 3rd March when we return.

A Message about Attendance

8.30am Gates open
8.35am Staff come outside and lines begin to go in.
8.40am. School starts. Arrival after this time is classed as late.
8.41 am- 9.10am Children receive a late mark in the register. L code
9.11am onwards -Children receive a U code which classes the lateness as an unauthorised half day absence. This will affect  their attendance percentage.

We appreciate at times lateness may be due to a medical appointment. If medical evidence is seen, an  M-code is used instead of a U code.  This will authorise the absence, although the attendance percentage will still be affected.

Any 5 days of unauthorised absence in a 10 week rolling period will trigger a phone call and the start of involvement from the attendance team across Wilton and Dormanstown. 

This can be combination of U-codes or full day absence.

From Monday, you will receive a weekly text message from the Department of Education stating how  many days absence your child has had this year. Please keep this to times your child is genuinely too ill to come to school.

Please help your child have the best start to the day by being on time. If you need any support or have  any questions then please contact the Academy to discuss it.

Class Dojo

Don’t forget to see reminders and stories about what your child is learning in school from Class Dojo.

It also shows parents/carers what the children have been getting points for, including being on time, working hard during class and good manners to teachers and their friends.

Parking around the School

Please could we remind you that parking outside of the school on Pasture Lane is not permitted. On the school side, this is clearly marked out as a no parking zone. This applies on a morning, home time and throughout the day.  Parking on the other side blocks the road and it makes it difficult for cars to pass and makes it unsafe for children. If you need to drive to school, please park on the High Street,  the Grange Estate or further round Pasture Lane to ensure the road and paths around the school grounds are clear and safe for adults and children. 

Breakfast Club

Did you know we do a breakfast club every morning?

You can bring your child in, knowing they’ll get a good breakfast before they start school. This is open to everyone and can be booked in the clubs section on the school gateway app.

It costs £1.20 for each morning your child attends and will continue after half term.

Attendance

Attendance every day is vital for your child’s progress unless they are too unwell to learn. It is your responsibility to inform the academy if your child is going to be absent by 8.40am each day of their absence.

Please note if your child is later than 9.10am, it is counted by the DfE as a half day absence.

You can contact the office on 01642 453374.

This weeks best attendance goes to…..

Missed Learning

7.5 day of missed learning occurred this week due to unauthorised absences. Unauthorised absences are for holidays, parents/carers not contacting the academy or any other unexplained. With most minor ailments, children can be in school, so we really encourage you to think about keeping your child at home.

100% Attendance

This week we had 57 children who achieved 100% Attendance for this week, which is Amazing!!

A huge WELL DONE to you all.

Can you get 100% next week?

Year 3/4 Miss Norton Class Round Up

This half term, year 3 / 4 have worked extremely hard in all areas of the curriculum.

In writing we have written a recount about a school trip we have previously been on, with some added details for humour. A Kenning Poem, whereby teachers were asked to guess the animal they had written about. Finally, we have created a mystery story, each of our stories have been different and have a different ending and a picture has been created digitally to represent what we have written about.

In reading, we have read some Kenning Poems and loved guessing what they were talking about and the children even asked myself to find and read some more so they could guess what they were describing. We have also read ‘Krindlekrax’ and have thoroughly enjoyed the story learning about the life of Ruskin Splinter and how he overcome his fears to be the real hero at the end of the story with some sad elements along the way!

In maths, we have re-visited place value and calculations, and we are currently focusing on statistics, whereby we need to read and interpret information in tables and use the information to draw conclusions.

In geography, we have learned about rivers, the journey they take from source to mouth, famous world rivers, where they located and some interesting facts about them. Furthermore, why rivers were and are so important and finally why it is important to look after them for future ecosystems.

In R.E, we are learning about Christianity, we have started learning about the Annunciation when Mary found out she was going to give birth Jesus and now we are learning about Advent, the time leading up to Jesus’ birth. We will continue learning about Christianity after half term too.

We have also enjoyed our time at Boggle Hole and we can’t wait to share all of the photos and tell you all about it, in our assembly next half term!

Diary Dates and Reminders

Lunch Menu

Our Lunches are served on a 3 week rota. The menu next week will be Week 3 after Half term.

Reminder about Packed Lunches

If you provide a packed lunch for your child please can we remind you of the following information:

• Grapes should be cut up into halves or quarters to reduce choking risk.
• Bars of chocolate and bags of sweets are not allowed.
• Chocolate biscuits are acceptable.
• Chocolate spread should be of a nut free variety.

All the above information is to ensure children have a healthy packed lunch whilst taking into account the safety of themselves and others.

Below is a reminder of the Nut Free school policy for the school.

Actions for Happiness

Friendly February is almost over so now is a good time to look at what actions you can do to finish the month making yourself and your friends happier.

Golf Fore All

Redcar Rugby Club

My Clothing Uniforms

Our friends at My Clothing have given us a discount code for all our families to save on their uniform. It’s valid until 31st March 2025 so don’t forget to use it when you get to the checkout.

Code is  UNIFORM10%

Family Hubs

Stay Safe and Warm

Green Doctor

Speech and Language Therapy

CEA Cinema Card

For those that aren’t aware, the UK Cinema Association has a discount card which enables a disabled cinema guest to receive a free ticket for someone to go with them when they are visiting a participating cinema. 

To be eligible the person must be 5 years of age or older and be in receipt of one of the following:

• Disability Living Allowance (DLA)
• Attendance Allowance (AA)
• Personal Independence Payment (PIP)
• Adult / Child Disability Payment (ADP / CDP in Scotland)
• Armed Forces Independence Payment (AFIP)

Or hold:

• Severely Sight Impaired Registration (formerly Registered Blind)
• Sight Impaired Registration (formerly Partially Sighted)

Cards are valid from 1 year from the date of issue and there is a fee of £6.

For more information and/or to apply please visit the CEA webpage –  Home – CEA Card

Cost of Living

Healthier Together

National Sleep Helpline

The 4 T’s of Diabetes

Happy Valentines Day! Love is in the air and the children are getting excited as we get closer to Half Term!

There has been so much happening since we came back in January and we’re still only about half-way through the Academic year.

We had 2 children lucky enough to be chosen to go see King Charles and Queen Camilla during their visit on Thursday, they even got to talk to the King.

The Assembly theme this week was on Safer Internet day and how to stay safe online and the character focus was on Independence.

Next week is going to be a very busy week for Year 3/4 so we look forward to seeing what they have to say.

For the final week this Half term the Assembly theme is on British Values and their importance, the character focus is on Co-operation and Collaboration

A Message about Attendance

8.30am Gates open
8.35am Staff come outside and lines begin to go in.
8.40am. School starts. Arrival after this time is classed as late.
8.41 am- 9.10am Children receive a late mark in the register. L code
9.11am onwards -Children receive a U code which classes the lateness as an unauthorised half day absence. This will affect  their attendance percentage.

We appreciate at times lateness may be due to a medical appointment. If medical evidence is seen, an  M-code is used instead of a U code.  This will authorise the absence, although the attendance percentage will still be affected.

Any 5 days of unauthorised absence in a 10 week rolling period will trigger a phone call and the start of involvement from the attendance team across Wilton and Dormanstown. 

This can be combination of U-codes or full day absence.

From Monday, you will receive a weekly text message from the Department of Education stating how  many days absence your child has had this year. Please keep this to times your child is genuinely too ill to come to school.

Please help your child have the best start to the day by being on time. If you need any support or have  any questions then please contact the Academy to discuss it.

Class Dojo

Don’t forget to see reminders and stories about what your child is learning in school from Class Dojo.

It also shows parents/carers what the children have been getting points for, including being on time, working hard during class and good manners to teachers and their friends.

Parking around the School

Please could we remind you that parking outside of the school on Pasture Lane is not permitted. On the school side, this is clearly marked out as a no parking zone. This applies on a morning, home time and throughout the day.  Parking on the other side blocks the road and it makes it difficult for cars to pass and makes it unsafe for children. If you need to drive to school, please park on the High Street,  the Grange Estate or further round Pasture Lane to ensure the road and paths around the school grounds are clear and safe for adults and children. 

Breakfast Club

Did you know we do a breakfast club every morning?

You can bring your child in, knowing they’ll get a good breakfast before they start school. This is open to everyone and can be booked in the clubs section on the school gateway app.

It costs £1.20 for each morning your child attends and will resume in the new year.

Attendance

Attendance every day is vital for your child’s progress unless they are too unwell to learn. It is your responsibility to inform the academy if your child is going to be absent by 8.40am each day of their absence.

Please note if your child is later than 9.10am, it is counted by the DfE as a half day absence.

You can contact the office on 01642 453374.

This weeks best attendance goes to…..

Missed Learning

3.5 day of missed learning occurred this week due to unauthorised absences. Unauthorised absences are for holidays, parents/carers not contacting the academy or any other unexplained. With most minor ailments, children can be in school, so we really encourage you to think about keeping your child at home.

100% Attendance

This week we had 63 children who achieved 100% Attendance for this week, which is Brilliant!!

A huge WELL DONE to you all.

Can you get 100% next week?

Year 1/2 Miss Saleem Class Round Up

Year 1/2 have all been trying hard in their lessons this half term!

As part of our reading and writing, we have been learning about instructions. To begin with, we made paper aero planes and following this we produced a set of instructions on how we did this.

In Maths, we have focused on multiplication and division and as part of this we have been counting in our 2’s, 5’s and 10’s. We have really enjoyed listening and singing the songs!

We’ve looked at materials in science, and the different characteristics they have and then grouped them according to their properties. We had a lot of fun with the experiments!

We have enjoyed learning about Queen Elizabeth II, her duties as queen, her coronation and some of the personal aspects to her life a spart of our topic work.

In music, we have been learning to play some musical instruments to a Samba beat with Mr Nixon and he is proud of the progress we are making.

EYFS Mrs Wardle Class Round Up

Recently we celebrated Chinese New Year in Class, the children did a traditional Dragon Dance and tried some delicious food.

Diary Dates and Reminders

Lunch Menu

Our Lunches are served on a 3 week rota. The menu next week will be Week 2.

Reminder about Packed Lunches

If you provide a packed lunch for your child please can we remind you of the following information:

• Grapes should be cut up into halves or quarters to reduce choking risk.
• Bars of chocolate and bags of sweets are not allowed.
• Chocolate biscuits are acceptable.
• Chocolate spread should be of a nut free variety.

All the above information is to ensure children have a healthy packed lunch whilst taking into account the safety of themselves and others.

Below is a reminder of the Nut Free school policy for the school.

Actions for Happiness

Nearly halfway through Friendly February is here and there are lots of things to do to make yourself and your friends happier.

Redcar Rugby Club

My Clothing Uniforms

Our friends at My Clothing have given us a discount code for all our families to save on their uniform. It’s valid until 31st March 2025 so don’t forget to use it when you get to the checkout.

Code is  UNIFORM10%

Family Hubs

Stay Safe and Warm

Green Doctor

Speech and Language Therapy

CEA Cinema Card

For those that aren’t aware, the UK Cinema Association has a discount card which enables a disabled cinema guest to receive a free ticket for someone to go with them when they are visiting a participating cinema. 

To be eligible the person must be 5 years of age or older and be in receipt of one of the following:

• Disability Living Allowance (DLA)
• Attendance Allowance (AA)
• Personal Independence Payment (PIP)
• Adult / Child Disability Payment (ADP / CDP in Scotland)
• Armed Forces Independence Payment (AFIP)

Or hold:

• Severely Sight Impaired Registration (formerly Registered Blind)
• Sight Impaired Registration (formerly Partially Sighted)

Cards are valid from 1 year from the date of issue and there is a fee of £6.

For more information and/or to apply please visit the CEA webpage –  Home – CEA Card

Cost of Living

Healthier Together

National Sleep Helpline

The 4 T’s of Diabetes

Wilton Expects Focus

What a week it’s been, all manner of things have been happening at the Academy this week and it’s only going to get better over the next couple of weeks.

Year 5/6 have had a very busy week, not only did it start with a visit to our friends at Dormanstown to see a Planetarium display, today they have visited the Life Science Centre in Newcastle and are having a great time.

Year 3/4 have visited Boggle Hole in Robin Hoods Bay for an overnight stay and as many parents will have seen they’ve had a great time. For some it will have been their first time away from home without their families.

But before all that the children learnt about Children’s Mental Health Week in Assembly and why keeping healthy is about more than just keeping your body healthy.

The Character focus was on Reflection and Determination

Next week it is Safer Internet Day on Tuesday 11th February, the children will learn why keeping themselves safe online is very important. The Character focus is on Courage and Independence.

A Message about Attendance

8.30am Gates open
8.35am Staff come outside and lines begin to go in.
8.40am. School starts. Arrival after this time is classed as late.
8.41 am- 9.10am Children receive a late mark in the register. L code
9.11am onwards -Children receive a U code which classes the lateness as an unauthorised half day absence. This will affect  their attendance percentage.

We appreciate at times lateness may be due to a medical appointment. If medical evidence is seen, an  M-code is used instead of a U code.  This will authorise the absence, although the attendance percentage will still be affected.

Any 5 days of unauthorised absence in a 10 week rolling period will trigger a phone call and the start of involvement from the attendance team across Wilton and Dormanstown. 

This can be combination of U-codes or full day absence.

From Monday, you will receive a weekly text message from the Department of Education stating how  many days absence your child has had this year. Please keep this to times your child is genuinely too ill to come to school.

Please help your child have the best start to the day by being on time. If you need any support or have  any questions then please contact the Academy to discuss it.

Class Dojo

Don’t forget to see reminders and stories about what your child is learning in school from Class Dojo.

It also shows parents/carers what the children have been getting points for, including being on time, working hard during class and good manners to teachers and their friends.

Parking around the School

Please could we remind you that parking outside of the school on Pasture Lane is not permitted. On the school side, this is clearly marked out as a no parking zone. This applies on a morning, home time and throughout the day.  Parking on the other side blocks the road and it makes it difficult for cars to pass and makes it unsafe for children. If you need to drive to school, please park on the High Street,  the Grange Estate or further round Pasture Lane to ensure the road and paths around the school grounds are clear and safe for adults and children. 

Breakfast Club

Did you know we do a breakfast club every morning?

You can bring your child in, knowing they’ll get a good breakfast before they start school. This is open to everyone and can be booked in the clubs section on the school gateway app.

It costs £1.20 for each morning your child attends and will resume in the new year.

Attendance

Attendance every day is vital for your child’s progress unless they are too unwell to learn. It is your responsibility to inform the academy if your child is going to be absent by 8.40am each day of their absence.

Please note if your child is later than 9.10am, it is counted by the DfE as a half day absence.

You can contact the office on 01642 453374.

This weeks best attendance goes to…..

Missed Learning

1 day of missed learning occurred this week due to unauthorised absences. Unauthorised absences are for holidays, parents/carers not contacting the academy or any other unexplained. With most minor ailments, children can be in school, so we really encourage you to think about keeping your child at home.

100% Attendance

This week we had 61 children who achieved 100% Attendance for this week, which is Outstanding!!

A huge WELL DONE to you all.

Can you get 100% when we return?

Diary Dates and Reminders

Lunch Menu

Our Lunches are served on a 3 week rota. The menu next week will be Week 1 with Chinese New Year lunch on Monday.

Reminder about Packed Lunches

If you provide a packed lunch for your child please can we remind you of the following information:

• Grapes should be cut up into halves or quarters to reduce choking risk.
• Bars of chocolate and bags of sweets are not allowed.
• Chocolate biscuits are acceptable.
• Chocolate spread should be of a nut free variety.

All the above information is to ensure children have a healthy packed lunch whilst taking into account the safety of themselves and others.

Below is a reminder of the Nut Free school policy for the school.

Actions for Happiness

Friendly February is here and there are lots of things to do to make yourself and your friends happier.

My Clothing Uniforms

Our friends at My Clothing have given us a discount code for all our families to save on their uniform. It’s valid until 31st March 2025 so don’t forget to use it when you get to the checkout.

Code is  UNIFORM10%

Family Hubs

Stay Safe and Warm

Green Doctor

Speech and Language Therapy

CEA Cinema Card

For those that aren’t aware, the UK Cinema Association has a discount card which enables a disabled cinema guest to receive a free ticket for someone to go with them when they are visiting a participating cinema. 

To be eligible the person must be 5 years of age or older and be in receipt of one of the following:

• Disability Living Allowance (DLA)
• Attendance Allowance (AA)
• Personal Independence Payment (PIP)
• Adult / Child Disability Payment (ADP / CDP in Scotland)
• Armed Forces Independence Payment (AFIP)

Or hold:

• Severely Sight Impaired Registration (formerly Registered Blind)
• Sight Impaired Registration (formerly Partially Sighted)

Cards are valid from 1 year from the date of issue and there is a fee of £6.

For more information and/or to apply please visit the CEA webpage –  Home – CEA Card

Cost of Living

Healthier Together

National Sleep Helpline

The 4 T’s of Diabetes

Wilton Expects Focus

What a busy week it has been at the School!

All the children have been working hard as ever and they are going to continue as we go throughout the year.

Year 1/2 went to Eston Leisure Centre to take part in the Fundamental Movement Skills festival and had a lot of fun working their young muscles!

Also the SATs booster club for the Year 6 children started, helping the children prepare themselves for the SATs when they come along in May.

Next week is building up to be a very busy week at the Academy.

Firstly Year 5/6 will be visiting our friends at Dormanstown to see a Planetarium display on Monday before taking a trip up to the Life Science Centre on Friday, read more about it below.

Also Year 3/4 will be visiting Boggle Hole, in Robin Hoods Bay, for their Residential, an exciting time awaits!

The Assembly theme this week was about the different British Values and what each one means to our society, the character focus was on Caring and Compassion.

Next week is Children’s Mental Health Week and the children will learn why it is important to stay healthy, not just physically, but mentally as well. The character focus is on Reflection and Determination.

A Message about Attendance

8.30am Gates open
8.35am Staff come outside and lines begin to go in.
8.40am. School starts. Arrival after this time is classed as late.
8.41 am- 9.10am Children receive a late mark in the register. L code
9.11am onwards -Children receive a U code which classes the lateness as an unauthorised half day absence. This will affect  their attendance percentage.

We appreciate at times lateness may be due to a medical appointment. If medical evidence is seen, an  M-code is used instead of a U code.  This will authorise the absence, although the attendance percentage will still be affected.

Any 5 days of unauthorised absence in a 10 week rolling period will trigger a phone call and the start of involvement from the attendance team across Wilton and Dormanstown. 

This can be combination of U-codes or full day absence.

From Monday, you will receive a weekly text message from the Department of Education stating how  many days absence your child has had this year. Please keep this to times your child is genuinely too ill to come to school.

Please help your child have the best start to the day by being on time. If you need any support or have  any questions then please contact the Academy to discuss it.

Class Dojo

Don’t forget to see reminders and stories about what your child is learning in school from Class Dojo.

It also shows parents/carers what the children have been getting points for, including being on time, working hard during class and good manners to teachers and their friends.

Parking around the School

Please could we remind you that parking outside of the school on Pasture Lane is not permitted. On the school side, this is clearly marked out as a no parking zone. This applies on a morning, home time and throughout the day.  Parking on the other side blocks the road and it makes it difficult for cars to pass and makes it unsafe for children. If you need to drive to school, please park on the High Street,  the Grange Estate or further round Pasture Lane to ensure the road and paths around the school grounds are clear and safe for adults and children. 

Breakfast Club

Did you know we do a breakfast club every morning?

You can bring your child in, knowing they’ll get a good breakfast before they start school. This is open to everyone and can be booked in the clubs section on the school gateway app.

It costs £1.20 for each morning your child attends and will resume in the new year.

Year 5/6 Mrs Harding Class Round Up

Year 5/6 have had a very busy few weeks.

In Art, we have studied the artist Jean-Michel Basquiat and how he incorporated his heritage into his self-portraits. We first practiced sketching an accurate self-portrait, researched our individual heritage and then understanding we would be unable to recreate the accuracy of our self-portraits using oil paints, we thought about what features would make us stand out as us.

In Spelling, we have started using our ‘spelling voice’ to help us decode more complex words and spelling rules. We have also started looking at the roots of words to help us investigate the meanings of words which are unfamiliar to us.

In Geography, we have revisited Biomes and have begun to look at the way different eco-systems survive and thrive in different climates.

We have just started our Science topic of Space. The children have begun to complete their Space Explorer Passports and we are looking forward to the opportunity to visit the Life Science Centre as well as a visit from the mobile Planetarium on Monday. Hopefully, the children will have lots of exciting knowledge to share with you.

Finally, we are trialing a 2-3 minutes ‘movement break’ between lessons. This has been shown to improve not only the physical health of children but also their mental health and ability to concentrate. The children already appear to be enjoying this and I have noticed an increase in their attention. We will continue this to the end of term.

Attendance

Attendance every day is vital for your child’s progress unless they are too unwell to learn. It is your responsibility to inform the academy if your child is going to be absent by 8.40am each day of their absence.

Please note if your child is later than 9.10am, it is counted by the DfE as a half day absence.

You can contact the office on 01642 453374.

This weeks best attendance goes to…..

Missed Learning

7 days of missed learning occurred this week due to unauthorised absences. Unauthorised absences are for holidays, parents/carers not contacting the academy or any other unexplained. With most minor ailments, children can be in school, so we really encourage you to think about keeping your child at home.

100% Attendance

This week we had 58 children who achieved 100% Attendance for this week, which is Outstanding!!

A huge WELL DONE to you all.

Can you get 100% when we return?

Diary Dates and Reminders

Lunch Menu

Our Lunches are served on a 3 week rota. The menu next week will be Week 3.

Also on Monday 10th February, we’ll be celebrating Chinese New Year in the school for lunch with a special themed menu will be served in place of regular lunch. This is also open to all children on Packed Lunches please inform the office if you would like your child to have a school dinner before end of the day Wednesday 5th February.

Reminder about Packed Lunches

If you provide a packed lunch for your child please can we remind you of the following information:

• Grapes should be cut up into halves or quarters to reduce choking risk.
• Bars of chocolate and bags of sweets are not allowed.
• Chocolate biscuits are acceptable.
• Chocolate spread should be of a nut free variety.

All the above information is to ensure children have a healthy packed lunch whilst taking into account the safety of themselves and others.

Below is a reminder of the Nut Free school policy for the school.

Actions for Happiness

It’s a good time to look back and reflect on Happier January and look forward to what actions February brings.

Family Hubs

Stay Safe and Warm

Green Doctor

Speech and Language Therapy

CEA Cinema Card

For those that aren’t aware, the UK Cinema Association has a discount card which enables a disabled cinema guest to receive a free ticket for someone to go with them when they are visiting a participating cinema. 

To be eligible the person must be 5 years of age or older and be in receipt of one of the following:

• Disability Living Allowance (DLA)
• Attendance Allowance (AA)
• Personal Independence Payment (PIP)
• Adult / Child Disability Payment (ADP / CDP in Scotland)
• Armed Forces Independence Payment (AFIP)

Or hold:

• Severely Sight Impaired Registration (formerly Registered Blind)
• Sight Impaired Registration (formerly Partially Sighted)

Cards are valid from 1 year from the date of issue and there is a fee of £6.

For more information and/or to apply please visit the CEA webpage –  Home – CEA Card

Cost of Living

Healthier Together

National Sleep Helpline

The 4 T’s of Diabetes

Wilton Expects Focus

Let’s not get blown away by the wind, focus instead on what has happened in the school this week.

Our Reception class went out and took part in the Balance festival, learning how to keep their balance while walking and also riding special bikes and had an absolute blast.

Year 5/6 have focused on their art and you may see some finished pictures next week, who knows?

Our Assembly theme this week was about Big Energy Saving Week and how turning off a light or turning down the volume just a little bit, can make a difference. The character focus was on Helpfulness and Collaboration.

Next week the Assembly theme will be on British Values and what they mean. Character focus is on Caring and Compassion.

We hope everyone stays safe this weekend with Storm Éowyn arriving in the UK.

A Message about Attendance

8.30am Gates open
8.35am Staff come outside and lines begin to go in.
8.40am. School starts. Arrival after this time is classed as late.
8.41 am- 9.10am Children receive a late mark in the register. L code
9.11am onwards -Children receive a U code which classes the lateness as an unauthorised half day absence. This will affect  their attendance percentage.

We appreciate at times lateness may be due to a medical appointment. If medical evidence is seen, an  M-code is used instead of a U code.  This will authorise the absence, although the attendance percentage will still be affected.

Any 5 days of unauthorised absence in a 10 week rolling period will trigger a phone call and the start of involvement from the attendance team across Wilton and Dormanstown. 

This can be combination of U-codes or full day absence.

From Monday, you will receive a weekly text message from the Department of Education stating how  many days absence your child has had this year. Please keep this to times your child is genuinely too ill to come to school.

Please help your child have the best start to the day by being on time. If you need any support or have  any questions then please contact the Academy to discuss it.

Class Dojo

Don’t forget to see reminders and stories about what your child is learning in school from Class Dojo.

It also shows parents/carers what the children have been getting points for, including being on time, working hard during class and good manners to teachers and their friends.

Parking around the School

Please could we remind you that parking outside of the school on Pasture Lane is not permitted. On the school side, this is clearly marked out as a no parking zone. This applies on a morning, home time and throughout the day.  Parking on the other side blocks the road and it makes it difficult for cars to pass and makes it unsafe for children. If you need to drive to school, please park on the High Street,  the Grange Estate or further round Pasture Lane to ensure the road and paths around the school grounds are clear and safe for adults and children. 

Breakfast Club

Did you know we do a breakfast club every morning?

You can bring your child in, knowing they’ll get a good breakfast before they start school. This is open to everyone and can be booked in the clubs section on the school gateway app.

It costs £1.20 for each morning your child attends and will resume in the new year.

Year 3/4 Miss Norton Class Round Up

In writing, this half term we have written a recount about a school trip we have been on. We may have included some little things that didn’t happen, but this was to engage our reader and hopefully make them laugh.  We have now moved onto writing a Kenning Poem based on Mr Linden’s Library and we are trying to make this sound a little creepy!

In reading, we have been reading Diary of a Killer Cat, and we have found it hilarious. Tuffy the main character gets up to lots of mischief, but we know it wasn’t his fault. He was just the cat and that’s what cats are supposed to do.

In maths, we have re-visited place value. The children were able to apply their previous knowledge of these and deepen their understanding further delving into reasoning and problem-solving style questions.

In science, we have started our topic on ‘Forces’ and last week we discovered that the two main forces are pushes and pulls and we explored different areas of the school investigating different pushes and pulls.

We have also begun a new art topic and the artist that we are currently studying is Guiseppe Arcimboldo an Italian artist who used objects, such as fruits, books and even fish to adorn portraits with.

We have also been discussing ways in which we can look after our mental health which includes are well-being. We have talked about the things that we enjoy doing to help us feel relaxed and calm and discussed how these can help with help with our emotions too.

In French, the children have been learning common phrases to ask how someone is feeling and ways in which they can reply. They have been doing super bien!

Attendance

Attendance every day is vital for your child’s progress unless they are too unwell to learn. It is your responsibility to inform the academy if your child is going to be absent by 8.40am each day of their absence.

Please note if your child is later than 9.10am, it is counted by the DfE as a half day absence.

You can contact the office on 01642 453374.

This weeks best attendance goes to…..

Missed Learning

2.5 days of missed learning occurred this week due to unauthorised absences. Unauthorised absences are for holidays, parents/carers not contacting the academy or any other unexplained. With most minor ailments, children can be in school, so we really encourage you to think about keeping your child at home.

100% Attendance

This week we had 65 children who achieved 100% Attendance for this week, which is Amazing!!

A huge WELL DONE to you all.

Can you get 100% when we return?

Diary Dates and Reminders

Lunch Menu

Our Lunches are served on a 3 week rota. The menu next week will be Week 2.

Reminder about Packed Lunches

If you provide a packed lunch for your child please can we remind you of the following information:

• Grapes should be cut up into halves or quarters to reduce choking risk.
• Bars of chocolate and bags of sweets are not allowed.
• Chocolate biscuits are acceptable.
• Chocolate spread should be of a nut free variety.

All the above information is to ensure children have a healthy packed lunch whilst taking into account the safety of themselves and others.

Below is a reminder of the Nut Free school policy for the school.

Actions for Happiness

Heading into the last week of Happier January, it seems a perfect time to reflect on what actions you’ve taken and what action you still can take before February.

Family Hubs

Stay Safe and Warm

Green Doctor

Speech and Language Therapy

CEA Cinema Card

For those that aren’t aware, the UK Cinema Association has a discount card which enables a disabled cinema guest to receive a free ticket for someone to go with them when they are visiting a participating cinema. 

To be eligible the person must be 5 years of age or older and be in receipt of one of the following:

• Disability Living Allowance (DLA)
• Attendance Allowance (AA)
• Personal Independence Payment (PIP)
• Adult / Child Disability Payment (ADP / CDP in Scotland)
• Armed Forces Independence Payment (AFIP)

Or hold:

• Severely Sight Impaired Registration (formerly Registered Blind)
• Sight Impaired Registration (formerly Partially Sighted)

Cards are valid from 1 year from the date of issue and there is a fee of £6.

For more information and/or to apply please visit the CEA webpage –  Home – CEA Card

Cost of Living

Healthier Together

National Sleep Helpline

The 4 T’s of Diabetes

Wilton Expects Focus

Another week has passed us by and the learning never stops.

Year 3/4 are looking forward to their residential trip in just a few weeks! Meanwhile Year 5/6 are working with water colour paints.

Our KS2 Arts & Craft club started on Tuesday and their are still some spaces available, checkout the School Gateway app for details, be quick though as they will fill up quickly.

The Assembly theme this week was on the British Value of Democracy and why it is so important to our society. They also learned about Martin Luther King Day and the impact he has made on history. The Character focus this week was on Kindness and Independence.

Next week is Big Energy Saving Week and the children will learn what part they can play while at School and home. The character focus is on Helpfulness and Collaboration.

A Message about Attendance

8.30am Gates open
8.35am Staff come outside and lines begin to go in.
8.40am. School starts. Arrival after this time is classed as late.
8.41 am- 9.10am Children receive a late mark in the register. L code
9.11am onwards -Children receive a U code which classes the lateness as an unauthorised half day absence. This will affect  their attendance percentage.

We appreciate at times lateness may be due to a medical appointment. If medical evidence is seen, an  M-code is used instead of a U code.  This will authorise the absence, although the attendance percentage will still be affected.

Any 5 days of unauthorised absence in a 10 week rolling period will trigger a phone call and the start of involvement from the attendance team across Wilton and Dormanstown. 

This can be combination of U-codes or full day absence.

From Monday, you will receive a weekly text message from the Department of Education stating how  many days absence your child has had this year. Please keep this to times your child is genuinely too ill to come to school.

Please help your child have the best start to the day by being on time. If you need any support or have  any questions then please contact the Academy to discuss it.

Class Dojo

Don’t forget to see reminders and stories about what your child is learning in school from Class Dojo.

It also shows parents/carers what the children have been getting points for, including being on time, working hard during class and good manners to teachers and their friends.

Parking around the School

Please could we remind you that parking outside of the school on Pasture Lane is not permitted. On the school side, this is clearly marked out as a no parking zone. This applies on a morning, home time and throughout the day.  Parking on the other side blocks the road and it makes it difficult for cars to pass and makes it unsafe for children. If you need to drive to school, please park on the High Street,  the Grange Estate or further round Pasture Lane to ensure the road and paths around the school grounds are clear and safe for adults and children. 

Breakfast Club

Did you know we do a breakfast club every morning?

You can bring your child in, knowing they’ll get a good breakfast before they start school. This is open to everyone and can be booked in the clubs section on the school gateway app.

It costs £1.20 for each morning your child attends and will resume in the new year.

Year 1/2 Miss Saleem Class Round Up

Year 1/2 have been working hard since returning to school.

We have been looking at The Owl Who Was Afraid of The Dark. We talked about how the character went on a quest which led him to liking the dark.

We focused on the main character and setting and discussed adjectives that best described them. Then we have loved reading the story and we are now writing our own versions of the story.

In Maths, we have been focusing on place value and then multiplication which we have enjoyed mastering!

For topic, our focus has been learning all about the Earth, including the seas and rivers and we have loved singing a song all about the continents!

Attendance

Attendance every day is vital for your child’s progress unless they are too unwell to learn. It is your responsibility to inform the academy if your child is going to be absent by 8.40am each day of their absence.

Please note if your child is later than 9.10am, it is counted by the DfE as a half day absence.

You can contact the office on 01642 453374.

This weeks best attendance goes to…..

Missed Learning

5 days of missed learning occurred this week due to unauthorised absences. Unauthorised absences are for holidays, parents/carers not contacting the academy or any other unexplained. With most minor ailments, children can be in school, so we really encourage you to think about keeping your child at home.

100% Attendance

This week we had 72 children who achieved 100% Attendance for this week, which is Fantastic!!

A huge WELL DONE to you all.

Can you get 100% when we return?

Diary Dates and Reminders

Lunch Menu

Our Lunches are served on a 3 week rota. The menu next week will be Week 1.

Reminder about Packed Lunches

If you provide a packed lunch for your child please can we remind you of the following information:

• Grapes should be cut up into halves or quarters to reduce choking risk.
• Bars of chocolate and bags of sweets are not allowed.
• Chocolate biscuits are acceptable.
• Chocolate spread should be of a nut free variety.

All the above information is to ensure children have a healthy packed lunch whilst taking into account the safety of themselves and others.

Below is a reminder of the Nut Free school policy for the school.

Actions for Happiness

Halfway through the month and there are still plenty of actions you can take to have a Happier January.

Family Hubs

Stay Safe and Warm

Green Doctor

Speech and Language Therapy

CEA Cinema Card

For those that aren’t aware, the UK Cinema Association has a discount card which enables a disabled cinema guest to receive a free ticket for someone to go with them when they are visiting a participating cinema. 

To be eligible the person must be 5 years of age or older and be in receipt of one of the following:

• Disability Living Allowance (DLA)
• Attendance Allowance (AA)
• Personal Independence Payment (PIP)
• Adult / Child Disability Payment (ADP / CDP in Scotland)
• Armed Forces Independence Payment (AFIP)

Or hold:

• Severely Sight Impaired Registration (formerly Registered Blind)
• Sight Impaired Registration (formerly Partially Sighted)

Cards are valid from 1 year from the date of issue and there is a fee of £6.

For more information and/or to apply please visit the CEA webpage –  Home – CEA Card

Cost of Living

Healthier Together

National Sleep Helpline

The 4 T’s of Diabetes

Wilton Expects Focus

Welcome back to a new term at Wilton Primary, we hope everyone has had an amazing Christmas and New Year.

While the weather outside has been freezing, things are heating up in the Academy. Our choir have started practicing for Shrek the Musical performance later this year. Don’t forget, choir practice starts again this Wednesday 15th January.

Year 3/4 are gearing up towards their trip to Grinton Lodge in February and Year 5/6 are getting ready for a very busy week learning about space and the solar system with a visit to the Life Science museum.

Our assembly theme this week was on welcoming everyone back to the Academy and what a New year can mean to many different people.

The Character focus was on Co-operation and Determination.

Next week the Assembly theme is on the British Value of Democracy and how important it is to our society and the children will also be learning about Martin Luther King Day and the role he played in changing society forever.

The Character focus will be on Kindness and Independence.

A Message about Attendance

8.30am Gates open
8.35am Staff come outside and lines begin to go in.
8.40am. School starts. Arrival after this time is classed as late.
8.41 am- 9.10am Children receive a late mark in the register. L code
9.11am onwards -Children receive a U code which classes the lateness as an unauthorised half day absence. This will affect  their attendance percentage.

We appreciate at times lateness may be due to a medical appointment. If medical evidence is seen, an  M-code is used instead of a U code.  This will authorise the absence, although the attendance percentage will still be affected.

Any 5 days of unauthorised absence in a 10 week rolling period will trigger a phone call and the start of involvement from the attendance team across Wilton and Dormanstown. 

This can be combination of U-codes or full day absence.

From Monday, you will receive a weekly text message from the Department of Education stating how  many days absence your child has had this year. Please keep this to times your child is genuinely too ill to come to school.

Please help your child have the best start to the day by being on time. If you need any support or have  any questions then please contact the Academy to discuss it.

Class Dojo

Don’t forget to see reminders and stories about what your child is learning in school from Class Dojo.

It also shows parents/carers what the children have been getting points for, including being on time, working hard during class and good manners to teachers and their friends.

Parking around the School

Please could we remind you that parking outside of the school on Pasture Lane is not permitted. On the school side, this is clearly marked out as a no parking zone. This applies on a morning, home time and throughout the day.  Parking on the other side blocks the road and it makes it difficult for cars to pass and makes it unsafe for children. If you need to drive to school, please park on the High Street,  the Grange Estate or further round Pasture Lane to ensure the road and paths around the school grounds are clear and safe for adults and children. 

Breakfast Club

Did you know we do a breakfast club every morning?

You can bring your child in, knowing they’ll get a good breakfast before they start school. This is open to everyone and can be booked in the clubs section on the school gateway app.

It costs £1.20 for each morning your child attends and will resume in the new year.

Attendance

Attendance every day is vital for your child’s progress unless they are too unwell to learn. It is your responsibility to inform the academy if your child is going to be absent by 8.40am each day of their absence.

Please note if your child is later than 9.10am, it is counted by the DfE as a half day absence.

You can contact the office on 01642 453374.

This weeks best attendance goes to…..

Missed Learning

3 days of missed learning occurred this week due to unauthorised absences. Unauthorised absences are for holidays, parents/carers not contacting the academy or any other unexplained. With most minor ailments, children can be in school, so we really encourage you to think about keeping your child at home.

100% Attendance

This week we had 74 children who achieved 100% Attendance for this week, which is Outstanding!!

A huge WELL DONE to you all.

Can you get 100% when we return?

Diary Dates and Reminders

Lunch Menu

Our Lunches are served on a 3 week rota. The menu next week will be Week 3.

Reminder about Packed Lunches

If you provide a packed lunch for your child please can we remind you of the following information:

• Grapes should be cut up into halves or quarters to reduce choking risk.
• Bars of chocolate and bags of sweets are not allowed.
• Chocolate biscuits are acceptable.
• Chocolate spread should be of a nut free variety.

All the above information is to ensure children have a healthy packed lunch whilst taking into account the safety of themselves and others.

Below is a reminder of the Nut Free school policy for the school.

Actions for Happiness

Starting off Happier January with a bang and keep it going with new actions that can be done throughout the month.

Stay Safe and Warm

Green Doctor

Speech and Language Therapy

CEA Cinema Card

For those that aren’t aware, the UK Cinema Association has a discount card which enables a disabled cinema guest to receive a free ticket for someone to go with them when they are visiting a participating cinema. 

To be eligible the person must be 5 years of age or older and be in receipt of one of the following:

• Disability Living Allowance (DLA)
• Attendance Allowance (AA)
• Personal Independence Payment (PIP)
• Adult / Child Disability Payment (ADP / CDP in Scotland)
• Armed Forces Independence Payment (AFIP)

Or hold:

• Severely Sight Impaired Registration (formerly Registered Blind)
• Sight Impaired Registration (formerly Partially Sighted)

Cards are valid from 1 year from the date of issue and there is a fee of £6.

For more information and/or to apply please visit the CEA webpage –  Home – CEA Card

Cost of Living

Healthier Together

National Sleep Helpline

The 4 T’s of Diabetes

Wilton wishes everyone a Happy Christmas

A Message about Attendance

8.30am Gates open
8.35am Staff come outside and lines begin to go in.
8.40am. School starts. Arrival after this time is classed as late.
8.41 am- 9.10am Children receive a late mark in the register. L code
9.11am onwards -Children receive a U code which classes the lateness as an unauthorised half day absence. This will affect  their attendance percentage.

We appreciate at times lateness may be due to a medical appointment. If medical evidence is seen, an  M-code is used instead of a U code.  This will authorise the absence, although the attendance percentage will still be affected.

Any 5 days of unauthorised absence in a 10 week rolling period will trigger a phone call and the start of involvement from the attendance team across Wilton and Dormanstown. 

This can be combination of U-codes or full day absence.

From Monday, you will receive a weekly text message from the Department of Education stating how  many days absence your child has had this year. Please keep this to times your child is genuinely too ill to come to school.

Please help your child have the best start to the day by being on time. If you need any support or have  any questions then please contact the Academy to discuss it.

Class Dojo

Don’t forget to see reminders and stories about what your child is learning in school from Class Dojo.

It also shows parents/carers what the children have been getting points for, including being on time, working hard during class and good manners to teachers and their friends.

Parking around the School

Please could we remind you that parking outside of the school on Pasture Lane is not permitted. On the school side, this is clearly marked out as a no parking zone. This applies on a morning, home time and throughout the day.  Parking on the other side blocks the road and it makes it difficult for cars to pass and makes it unsafe for children. If you need to drive to school, please park on the High Street,  the Grange Estate or further round Pasture Lane to ensure the road and paths around the school grounds are clear and safe for adults and children. 

Breakfast Club

Did you know we do a breakfast club every morning?

You can bring your child in, knowing they’ll get a good breakfast before they start school. This is open to everyone and can be booked in the clubs section on the school gateway app.

It costs £1.20 for each morning your child attends and will resume in the new year.

Attendance

Attendance every day is vital for your child’s progress unless they are too unwell to learn. It is your responsibility to inform the academy if your child is going to be absent by 8.40am each day of their absence.

Please note if your child is later than 9.10am, it is counted by the DfE as a half day absence.

You can contact the office on 01642 453374.

This weeks best attendance goes to…..

Missed Learning

6.5 days of missed learning occurred this week due to unauthorised absences. Unauthorised absences are for holidays, parents/carers not contacting the academy or any other unexplained. With most minor ailments, children can be in school, so we really encourage you to think about keeping your child at home.

100% Attendance

This week we had 58 children who achieved 100% Attendance for this week, which is Amazing!

A huge WELL DONE to you all.

Can you get 100% when we return?

Diary Dates and Reminders

Lunch Menu

Our Lunches are served on a 3 week rota. When we return the menu will be Week 2.

Reminder about Packed Lunches

If you provide a packed lunch for your child please can we remind you of the following information:

• Grapes should be cut up into halves or quarters to reduce choking risk.
• Bars of chocolate and bags of sweets are not allowed.
• Chocolate biscuits are acceptable.
• Chocolate spread should be of a nut free variety.

All the above information is to ensure children have a healthy packed lunch whilst taking into account the safety of themselves and others.

Below is a reminder of the Nut Free school policy for the school.

Actions for Happiness

December Kindness will still be going after this week and there are lots of actions to see in the New Year with kindness for others.

Christmas Bring It On!

Christmas bookings now open, scan the QR code to book your child’s places over the Christmas break.

Stay Safe and Warm

Green Doctor

CEA Cinema Card

For those that aren’t aware, the UK Cinema Association has a discount card which enables a disabled cinema guest to receive a free ticket for someone to go with them when they are visiting a participating cinema. 

To be eligible the person must be 5 years of age or older and be in receipt of one of the following:

• Disability Living Allowance (DLA)
• Attendance Allowance (AA)
• Personal Independence Payment (PIP)
• Adult / Child Disability Payment (ADP / CDP in Scotland)
• Armed Forces Independence Payment (AFIP)

Or hold:

• Severely Sight Impaired Registration (formerly Registered Blind)
• Sight Impaired Registration (formerly Partially Sighted)

Cards are valid from 1 year from the date of issue and there is a fee of £6.

For more information and/or to apply please visit the CEA webpage –  Home – CEA Card

Dance Magic

Class Times:

 • Friday: 5:15 pm – 5:55 pm
 • Saturday: 10:00 am – 10:40 am

Your little ones will learn basic dance steps and routines set to their favorite songs. Classes also incorporate acro equipment to support flexibility and coordination, helping kids build confidence, make new friends, and have fun! Plus, they’ll receive a sticker after each class as a reward.

Come join us for some dancing fun!

https://dancemagicredcar.classforkids.io

Cost of Living

Healthier Together

National Sleep Helpline

The 4 T’s of Diabetes