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HEADTEACHER'S MESSAGE

This week has proved how adaptable and resilient the children are. They shouldn't have had to deal with the disruption they've encountered in the past twelve months but they have done and once again they've been absolutely brilliant. You would not have known about the recent problems if you had been a fly on the wall this week. There has been so much talk about this problem and that problem and about 'catching up'. There will be some children that will need to catch up in certain areas, but I I feel its probably a generation that will have learnt to be extra resilient and can be adaptable when they need to be. Attributes that will hold them in good stead and ultimately help them towards success. The loveliest part of the week has been seeing them enjoying playing and seeing friends they may have not seen for months. This was the most important part of the week. Reconnecting and settling back in. 

We have a fortnight until the Easter break which is timely in some ways and not in others. Next Friday is 'Comic Relief' and we will mark it with a day of wearing anything 'red'.  Otherwise,  please can the children wear school uniform. The children will have some fun activities in their bubbles. If you'd like to give a donation, please send it straight to the charity.

The following week we will be supporting the Year 5 children who, after studying a text about Refugees, really wanted to do something to raise money to help. This will be a non-uniform day and we are asking for voluntary contributions of £1 towards 'Save the Children' - Yr 5's chosen charity. 

Have a good weekend.

Kind regards

Matt Walton, Headteacher