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Term 6 Newsletter
22nd Jul 2025

Please find here the Term 6 Newsletter which will be coming home with your child this afternoon. I hope you all have a relaxing and safe summer break. We look forward to seeing all pupils and students back with us on Wednesday 3 rd September.
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Term 5 2024/25 Newsletter
22nd May 2025

The Term 5 Newsletter can now be found here . A copy will also be coming home with your child this evening. I hope you all have an enjoyable break and we look forward to seeing all pupils and students on Monday 2 nd June .
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End of Term Newsletter
4th Apr 2025

Please find the End of Term Newsletter here . I hope you all have an enjoyable break. We look forward to welcoming all pupils and students back on Tuesday 22nd April. Adrian
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Confirmed Cases of Chicken Pox, Scarlet Fever and Flu
4th Apr 2025

We have had a small number of cases across the school and following the national guidance made a referral to Public Health. Please find the attached letters we are sharing from Public Health. Please take time to read the advice/guidance and follow this if you have any concerns for the health of your child. Obviously with the Easter holiday coming up, we would anticipate that this will serve as a break and prevent more cases.
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End of Term 3 Newsletter
14th Feb 2025

Please find attached the Term 3 Newsletter . Could I remind all parents/carers that Monday 24th February is a staff training day and school will be closed to all pupils/students. We look forward to welcoming all children back on Tuesday 25th February . I hope you all have a good half term.
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Parent/Carer Survey 2025
29th Jan 2025

The 2025 Parent/Carer survey is now live. We ask that parents/carers take the time to complete this online survey as it helps us to evaluate provision and, where necessary, make improvements. The closing date for completing the survey is 3pm on Friday 7th February 2025. The survey can be accessed at: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/YXPMP8Z Should anyone not have access to a computer and wish to complete a paper version of the survey, please let us know via your child’s class teacher and we will arrange to have a copy sent home.
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Child Benefit - Changes
15th Jan 2025

Don’t miss out on up to £1,331 a year in Child Benefit. Are you a parent or carer who doesn’t claim Child Benefit, or has opted out of payments because of the High Income Child Benefit Charge? We wanted to let you know that the amount you can earn before you need to start paying the charge has increased from £50,000 to £60,000. If you and your partner both have an adjusted net income of less than £60,000, you no longer have to pay the charge.
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Royal Academy of Arts Young Artists’ Summer Show 2025
8th Jan 2025

Once again, the school will be getting involved in this year’s Royal Academy’s Young Artist Summer Show competition. This is an exciting opportunity for pupils and students aged 4 – 18 to exhibit their artwork on site or online at the Royal Academy of Arts. For more information visit: youngartists.royalacademy.org.uk/ There are no restrictions on what the children can make. Artworks can be made of any materials and might include painting, sculpture, photography, installation, print, textile, fashion, animation or a video.
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Newsletter December 2024
20th Dec 2024

The December 2024 Newsletter can now be found within Community - Parents and Carers. A copy can be found here I would like to wish you all a peaceful Christmas and a happy New Year. We look forward to seeing your wonderful children back with us on 6th January.
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Kent Youth County Council Elections
5th Dec 2024

Every year Kent County Council holds an election for representatives for the Kent Youth County Council. Sixty young people from the county are elected to represent the views and issues of Kent's youth and campaign on the top 3 issues for young people. This year, Joshua and Aalivia in Helen’s class campaigned across the school to become members for the Thanet region. The school was opened as a polling station and secondary students (aged 11-19) casted their votes by marking an X on a ballot paper.
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