PARENTS – After School Clubs Timetable Autumn Term 2025

Letter – Afterschool Clubs – Autumn Term

Please find attached a copy of the new PE and Outdoor Learning Timetable for Autumn Term

PE Timetable Autumn Term 2025

Do you have a child born between 1st September 2021 and 31st August 2022? If so, they’ll be ready to start school in September 2026!

We’d love to welcome you to our school and are running a number of tours where you can look around our wonderful school and meet our headteacher, Mrs. Stolic. To book your place, please call our school office on 01952 386986 confirming which of the following dates you would like to book.

• Wednesday 24th September – 9.30am
• Wednesday 24th September – 4.00pm
• Tuesday 7th October – 9.30am
• Tuesday 7th October – 4.00pm
• Monday 12th January – 9.30am

For more information please click on the attached information poster below

Important Date for your Diary – the deadline to apply for their school place by 15th January 2026.

Open Day Poster – 2026

Do you have a child who is due to start Nursery in January 2026?

If so, please contact the school office on 01952 386986 to book the following

• Home visit
• Nursery Tour and Stay & Play session
• Induction Day

For more information please click on the attached information poster below

Nursery Jan 26 Information Poster

We are looking forward to welcoming everyone back to school for the start of the new school year.

Please click on the attached poster for more information regarding dates and times

Welcome Back to School

Duration: Week 1: 21st-25th July, Week 2: 28th July-1st August
Eligibility:  FREE for children aged 5 & above, at Stage 1, who live in Telford and hold a TLC card
Location: Abraham Darby Sports & Leisure Centre, Madeley, Telford

This is a fantastic opportunity for young swimmers to build confidence and develop essential water skills. Don’t miss out!

To book a place, call: 01952 382745 / 382770

Thank you to our enthusiastic readers and generous parents/carers for making the 2025 Book Fair a huge success.

Through your support and our pupils’ excitement in selecting their favourite books, we’ve raised a very impressive £1,060.40 in rewards to spend on new books for school. These funds will be instrumental in enriching our school’s library, providing even more reading opportunities for the children.

Thank you for your encouragement in helping your children develop a passion for reading and for your unwavering support.

Shropshire Good Food has provided us with a graphic illustrating the energy savings achieved through our composting efforts over the past two weeks. This visual representation highlights the positive environmental impact of diverting food waste from landfills, thereby reducing greenhouse gas emissions and conserving energy.

The energy savings from composting can be significant. For instance, composting food scraps instead of sending them to landfills can prevent approximately 0.5 tons of CO₂ equivalent emissions per ton of food waste. These savings contribute to mitigating climate change and promoting environmental sustainability.