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- Read MorePublished 19/05/25Willow club will run on Tuesday 27th and Wednesday 28th May. You can now book via your gateway app. There are lots of fun activities planned! See poster for more details. Please remember - no nuts are allowed in snacks or lunche
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VE Day 80 - Celebrations
Published 09/05/25To celebrate VE day 80, the children and staff dressed in red, white and blue to form a living Union flag. It was a meaningful and creative tribute to this historic day, captured in a special commemorative photo. Thank you to everyone involv - Read More
Managing screen time and social media Y5 and Y6
Published 20/05/25The Education Wellbeing Service will be presenting a Managing screen time and social media Y5 and Y6 Parent Webinar on the 3rd and 5th June. - Read More
Jam Coding Club - Minecraft Hackers Coding and Computing - Book now.
Published 16/05/25https://portal.jamcoding.franscape.io/class-overview/4587 - Read More
Sutton Dyslexia Association - upcoming meeting
Published 15/05/25The next meeting of Sutton Dyslexia Association is on Tuesday 10th June at 7 pm at The Friends Meeting House 10,Cedar Road, Sutton, SM2 5DA Katrina Cochrane , from Positive Dyslexia, will be talking about Study Skills. There - Read More
Teatime concert - Thursday 22nd May
Published 14/05/25Save the date! Our summer tea-time concert will be on Thursday 22nd May. Parents and carers please collect your children at 3.15pm and make your way to the hall. Thank you to everyone who has contacted us to show interest in performing. We will - Read More
Pathological demand avoidance (PDA) session
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Summer 2025 touch typing courses for 7 – 16s
Published 14/05/25Summer 2025 touch typing courses for 7 – 16s Twickenham Prep School, Hampton TW12 2SA Monday 14 – Thursday 17 July St Joseph’s Primary School, Kingston KT1 2UP Monday 21 &ndash - Read More
Reminder - Year 6-7 transition coffee evening
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Mayor's Universal Free School Meals
Published 14/05/25The Mayor of London has announced that all primary school children in state-funded schools will continue to receive free school meals for another year.
Even though your child will continue receiving free school meals automatically, it remains vitally important to register for the Government’s free school meals if you meet the criteria.
This will ensure you receive other benefits you may be entitled to, like food vouchers during the holidays. It could also bring the school an extra £1,480 in funding per child.
That is more money for extra-curricular activities, teacher development, and support for children who need it most.
Please visit https://www.gov.uk/apply-free-school-meals or speak to the office for further information on how to register.
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Orange class assembly
Published 09/05/25Orange Class loved sharing their assembly all about the Ancient Shang Dynasty and their learning so far about plants. Our fun Shang Song entertained the audience and helped to share even more knowledge of the Shang Dynasty. Safe to say, the whole sch - Read More
Year 4 - 'Ocean Meets Sky'
Published 08/05/25Year 4 enjoying a narrated drama experience acting as Finn from our current book, 'Ocean Meets Sky'