Welcome to our school website!
We hope that you enjoy visiting our site and find the information useful.
- You can keep up to date with whole-school events on our News page. You will find our Term Dates here.
- Choose Letters to see the recent Newsletters and information that has been sent out, including a calendar of events.
- You can find information about Peak Edge Academy Trust here
- The PFA section is where you will find information about the activities organised by our Parents and Friends Association.
- Take a look at the class blogs for Ivy, Acorn, Willow, Fern and Rainbow to find out what each class has been learning about.
- Also you will find an overview of the school on the About Us pages, including Pupil Premium and Admissions details.
- If you would like to know about our school Governors, you can find information here
- We welcome views from parents and carers. Please register complete the online survey about our school at Ofsted's Parent View Website.
- Find out about job vacancies here
Please let us know what you like about our site and help to give us ideas for making it worth visiting.
If you require paper copies of anything on our website, please ask.
Comments (8)
Show Commentshi i used to go to your school can you tell the teachers that said hi and i miss them espacially mr beagle
gweat school!
Just looking for information for the newspaper. This information has to come from somewhere eh?
Just grabbing information for the last newspaper we'll be doing this year. We're doing a six page special for the year sixes leaving. the information needed was just events happening throughout July and other things that will give me Arthur and Joseph something to work with. Thank you
The Jade Class blog is great - especially the week review by the children... I can keep up to date now...!!
Attended 1947-1954. Much smaller school then - our was a baby boom year with about 7 in the year. One room for all infants with Mrs Wood, one for all juniors with Mrs Anderson. Happy days.
I love the blog
Enthusiasm, Excitement, Pride. Just 3 words that spring to mind when the children show their work displayed on the walls in school.