The School Day
The School Day
8.35am - KS1 and KS2 gates are unlocked and pupils are allowed into school.
| 8:45am | School gates close |
| 8.45am | Registration begins (any pupil arriving after this time is marked late) |
| 8:55am | Registration closes (any pupil arriving after this time is given an unauthorised absence) |
| 10:30am - 10:50am | Playtime for KS1 and KS2 pupils |
| 11:45am - 12:45am | Lunchtime for Reception pupils |
| 11:45am - 12:15pm | Assembly |
| 12.15pm -1:15pm | Lunchtime for KS1 and KS2 pupils |
| 1:15pm | Registration |
| 3:10pm | School day finishes for Reception pupils |
| 3:15pm | School day finishes for KS1 and KS2 pupils |
Start / End of the Day
- Reception children come into school through their outside area. The gate is opened at 8.30am. They finish at 3.10pm and can be collected from their outdoor area.
- Staff in Hi Viz jackets, will be on duty each morning to deal with any queries or questions. Children should be on the playground by 8.30am ready to go into class.
- The KS1 gate is opened for parents to come on to the playground just before the end of the day. The KS1 children are brought to the top of the ramp and staff will send the children down to you when they spot you.
- KS2 children are brought to the front of the building by staff. Parents are asked to wait on the pavement, and children will be sent down to you. If normal arrangements have to be altered (eg you are delayed or another person is collecting your child), please let us know. This avoids any confusion or upset.
Break Time Snacks
- Fruit / vegetable snacks are provided for children in KS1.
- Children may bring a snack to school, but it should be in line with our healthy eating approach – fruit, vegetables, PLAIN crackers, rice cakes or breadsticks. Please do not give your child nuts as we have several children in school with nut allergies.
- Reception children are provided with a healthy snack each day. They have break times which are quite flexible. Towards the end of the school year, they will join children in Key Stage 1 to have breaks at set times.
Getting to School
To get to and from school, walking is definitely the best option! There are lots of benefits: it’s healthier than travelling by car, it improves the safety of pedestrians and road-users, and it respects nearby residents and parking regulations. Alternatively, we have bike-racks. If you do need to travel by car, please park wisely and show consideration to our neighbours and also the safety of the children. Consider parking a little further away and walking the rest of the way!