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Dear Parents/Carers, Thank you for your cooperation and support. Despite Covid, the vast majority of pupils have high attendance to date and over 95%. We are writing to and ringing parents where we are particularly worried as attendance is below … Continue reading →

Covid Infections amongst teachers Dear Parents/Carers,Following my update we are now at the stage of 4 teachers who will be absent this week. It means that some classes will be put together where we have small numbers in a class. … Continue reading →

School Start Tuesday 4 January 8.30 (8.40 start) Dear Parents/ Carers,Happy New Year 2022!I hope that you are all well and that the break has been a peaceful and happy time with your families and friends both for those of … Continue reading →

Break up for the holiday Friday 17th December and return to school on Tuesday 4th January 2022 Dear Parents/Carers, Just to finally wish you a restful and peaceful holiday at the closing of the year and best wishes for 2022. … Continue reading →

Girls’ football   Another 14 girls took part in competitive matches in the latest girls’ football gala at Carr Manor Primary School.   Again free transport was provided to the girls, by our school, via mini bus from Health For All.   The girls played 9 matches in total … Continue reading →

Girls’ football This year we have joined the Barclays Girls’ Football Partnership, which is a pledge to provide more opportunities for our girls to learn and play football. Our Year5 girls (14 children) took part in the ‘This Girl Can’ … Continue reading →

If you wish to order school uniform for September please complete the order form and return it to school by Tuesday 13th July. Please send the correct amount either cash or cheque (cheques made payable to Beecroft Primary School) with … Continue reading →

https://nationalonlinesafety.com/enrol/beecroft-primary-schoolDear Parents & Carers,The online world is posing an ever-increasing risk to children, and it is important that schools, parents and carers work together to take an active role in teaching children about online dangers. Learning how to act safely … Continue reading →

We are asking all our children to take part in the Summer Reading Wild World Heroes Challenge, as reading is a vital skill for learning and is the most important thing for your child to practise at home. The challenge … Continue reading →