Following continued snowfall/hazardous conditions on the roads, and most importantly in the interests of the safety of children and staff; Sutton on the Forest Church of England Primary School will remain closed today. I apologise for any disruption this will cause. Events associated with World Book Day will be postponed.Read More
Dear parents/carers, please accept my apologies for any inconvenience caused by closing the school today. We make every effort to keep the school open, however, the severe circumstances made it necessary to close the school to ensure the health and safety of children and staff – bearing in mind several members of staff need to...Read More
Due to the severe weather conditions and very poor road conditions, SCHOOL WILL BE CLOSED today, WEDNESDAY 28th FEBRUARY 2018. We will make a decision regarding tomorrow as soon as possible.Read More
Our budding paleontologists in year 2/3 have been learning all about fossils this week, including what fossils are and how they are formed. We had a look at some real fossils Mrs Hunt had brought into school and had a go at making our own mould and trace fossils using clay and toy dinosaurs! The...Read More
Following the snow that has fallen over night (and with the forecast for more over the rest of this week), could parents/carers please ensure that their child/children come to school with sufficiently warm clothing and boots – thank you. We will of course make every effort to keep the school open throughout the winter but...Read More
Today, Year 4 have been exploring the link between the volume of sounds and the size of vibrations. We investigated using rice on top of a drum and discovered that louder sounds cause larger vibrations. We then went on to think about how sound travels from its source to our ears, working in groups to...Read More
Parent groups tell the BBC they fear children could suffer in a push to cut deficits.
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