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We hope you enjoyed the coffee afternoon yesterday, got a chance meet the teachers, see the classroom and visit our tour guides at the animal enclosure! Many of the children looked so excited, and exhausted by the end of their playtime.
Starting from Monday 6th September, we are offering a Multi-sports after school club for each year group as follows:
We are looking forward to welcoming children back to school on Friday 3rd September.
Individual or small group instrument and voice lessons at Northmead.
At Northmead, we are currently working to achieve a school improvement award focusing on wellbeing. In order to evaluate our current provision, we need your input. Your views are important in helping us understand what we are doing well and how we can do even better.
This year, World Book Day looked a little different, with many of our children working from home. This did not stop us celebrating and we loved seeing the costumes you managed to create.
We invite parents and guardians to sign-up for our virtual parents’ meetings on Wednesday 17th March from 4.00- 6.00pm or Thursday 18th March from 6:00pm- 8:00 pm.
We are delighted to say we are able to welcome all children back to school from Monday 8th March 2021
World Book Day - 4th March 2021. We will celebrate World Book Day, with a dress up day. If they would like to, children can dress up in costumes inspired by their favourite book or character. This applies to children learning from home or in school. We look forward to seeing your creations.
Here at Northmead, we recognise that children are growing up in an internet-based world. We must prepare them with the skills they need to be able to use technology efficiently and safely.
We are looking to appoint a hardworking, flexible, and friendly caretaker to join our team. This is a part time position (15 hours per week) for a one-year fixed term contract (with a view to extend the post). There will be some flexibility as to how the hours will be worked, although we are anticipating the hours to be worked over 5 days (Monday to Friday), 4 days from 1.30pm to 4.30pm, and one day from 11am to 2pm.
Having access to books during lock down is essential. It is important children continue to read regularly at home. We appreciate that families are trying to balance a lot at the moment but the importance of making reading part of your child's daily routine cannot be understated. Obviously, it is slightly more tricky to get hold of books in the current situation. This newsletter gives you details of two sites which you can use to access books for free.