WELCOME TO OUR SCHOOL!!!

WHAT DO YOU WANT FROM OUR PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION

The purpose of the PTA is to help raise funds for the school and give parents, teachers and children the opportunity to take part in various social events. The PTA is run by a committee made up of parents and teachers who regularly meet to organise and discuss such events.

    At the moment the PTA is run by a very small committee. This is making it very difficult to organise events such as the Summer Fayre. We badly need some more people to join the committee and for others to offer help on the day. If we do not have the manpower we cannot continue to organise events such as fayres , discos and bonfire night which most people seem to enjoy. Funds raised by such events would also be lost.

HOW DOES YOUR GARDEN GROW

Please support the PTA and their fundraising campaign, 30% of sales will go towards playground equipment

 WE RAISED £174

This brings the total raised this term:-  £829

Autumn Term:

Monday 4th September -Monday  18th December 2006

(non pupil day Friday 1st September 2006)

Half - term 23- 27th October 2006

(non pupil day Friday 20th October)

Spring Term:

Thursday 4th January - Friday 30th  March 2007

(non pupil day Wednesday 3rd January)

Half - term 12th-16th  February 2007

Summer Term:

Tuesday 17th April - Friday 20th  July 2007

Half - term 28th May - 1st  June

(non pupil day Monday 16th April)

The parents/guardians

I/we will try to:

	ensure that my child arrives for school on time and attends regularly;
	support the school over school uniform;
	contact the school by 9.30am if my child is absent and provide a note on their return;
	support the behaviour policy of the school;
	attend parents' evenings;
	let the school know of any concerns or problems that might affect my child's work or behaviour;
	encourage my child to fully involve themselves in all aspects of school life;
	support my child in homework and regularly read with them;
	avoid taking holidays in term time.

The School 

The School will try to:

	care for your child's safety and happiness;
	provide a curriculum that is broad and balanced and that meets legal requirements;
	provide regular opportunities for your child's progress to be reported upon;
	contact parents if there is a problem with attendance, punctuality, work or behaviour;
	keep parents informed of general school matters;
	offer parents the opportunity to involve themselves in school life;
	set and monitor homework and provide opportunities for extra study.

The Pupil

I shall try to:

	attend regularly and on time;
	wear the school uniform correctly;
	be prepared for all of my lessons;
	keep all of my school and homework up to date;
	behave in an acceptable way, following school codes of behaviour;
	ensure that I deliver school letters to my parents/guardian.