Have a look at the menu below for parent information, support and useful links.
4. Medical Advice (e.g. Covid)
5. Online Safety and your Child
Development Plan (click):
Here's a child-friendly pupil version (click):
Results of our 2020-21 Parents Survey
Please click on the information icon tab
to see the results of our latest parental survey:
Home School Agreement
please download one here and return to the school office.
Thank you.
Click:Home School Agreement
Drop-Off
8.30AM Class 1 and class 2 children drop off.
8.40AM Class 3 and 4 children drop off.
-Children and parents can use either the top or lower entrance to enter and leave the school.
Pick-Up
3.00PM Class 1 and Class 2 day ends.
Class 1 children will wait behind the fence outside their classroom and be released directly to their parents.
Class 2 children will be released directly to their parents on the top playground.
3.10PM Class 3 and class 4 day ends.
Children released to their parents.
Parents with children in different classes should drop off at the earlier time i.e. 8.30AM.
We hope the staggered times will continue to reduce congestion in the carpark and school.
Ventilation remains a key control factor -
we will continue to allow parents onto the playground only, NOT in the classrooms.
Parents of children in class 1 can drop off in the classroom but must wear a mask.
Parental Support
with Medical Issues:
A great book to help your children understand Coronavirus (.pdf)
Click the banner above for child illness guidance
Coronavirus Update: Useful Information for Parents from Norfolk County Council:
with Online Safety Issues:
Find your online safety support and advice below:
Help and Guidance for Parents relating to Your Child and YouTube:
1. Internet Safety Advice Using YouTube
2. Internet Safety Advice Using YouTube Kids.
Parent Support for Children Online
Please visit the CEOPS ThinkUKnow website if you need advice or support on your child's use of the internet. The site
contains many support resources for parents.
Not sure what your child is doing on Instagram / Facebook / Snapchat / YouTube, or what the risks are? This is the ideal link for you: there are some very useful free guides here.
Click on the logo above to visit the site.
These other sites provide excellent, up-to-date support and advice for parents who need to untangle the online world which.our children seem to know much more about than us. Lots of practical and essential advice for keeping children safe.
Government Advice on E-Safety During Covid
NSPCC site- keep track of what your child is doing on social networks and learn how to keep them safe
Net Aware - developed by NSPCC and O2
O2 NSPCC HELP -LINE for Parents
Can you spare some time to listen to children read?
The school is always looking for parent volunteers to hear
children read. If you are interested in helping in school,
please speak to the school office. Attached is our
Quick Guide to Safeguarding Children we give to all volunteers:
Safeguarding Leaflet for Volunteers
