School Day

Parents/carers are requested to send their children to school to arrive no earlier than 8:40am each day when gates will be opened for access. Any messages for teachers may be passed on via senior leaders and staff who will be supervising the gate and access doors. Pupils should be in school by 8:50am when registration session begins.

All Key Stage 1 and 2 pupils will have a 20-minute assembly (see table below) and six teaching activities on a typical school day.

StaffAMPM
MondayMrs Jones2:50pm – 3:05pm
KS2
Singing
TuesdayMr Peoples2:50pm – 3:05pm
KS1 and KS2
Humanist, British Values and Current Affairs
WednesdayRota of teachers and local church leaders2:50pm – 3:05pm
KS1
Religious Theme
ThursdayRota of teachers and local church leaders2:50pm – 3:05pm
KS2
Religious Theme
FridayMr Peoples and Mrs Hopkin2:50pm – 3:05pm
Whole school celebration assembly

The school day finishes at 3.20pm. Children are brought out onto the playground by class teachers before being collected or going home by themselves (if written consent has been provided).

In a school week, the compulsory school day amounts to 32 hours and 30 minutes which meets the DfE’s statutory entitlement which comes into effect from September 2023.

EYFSKS1KS2UKS2
Gate/doors open08:40
Morning Register08:50
Break10:25 – 10:4010:45 – 11:00
Lunch11:45-12:4511:55-13:0012:20-13:1012:30-13:20
Afternoon register12:4513:0013:1013:20
End of the day15:20

Breaks, Lunch and Snacks

Each class has a 15-minute morning break.

Learning breaks in the afternoon can be built into the day by teachers in response to the needs of the class. Children should not bring their toys to play with; equipment is provided on both playgrounds. Personal possessions are the responsibility of the child and not the school. Items may be confiscated until collected by an adult as per the Searching, Screening and Confiscation Policy.

All pupils will have a sit-down lunch followed by a break (50 minutes in total for Key Stage Two, 55 minutes for Key Stage One and an hour for EYFS).

Children are permitted to bring fruit as a snack for play times. Nuts or products containing nuts are not permitted on site.

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