The start and finish times of our school day are annually reviewed by the Governing Body, who take into account feedback from staff and parents, and government guidelines.

Government guidelines suggest that children should be taught for a certain number of hours per week, depending on their age: 21 hours for pupils aged between five and seven, and 23.5 hours for pupils aged between seven and eleven. This does not include breaks, lunch, registration, or assemblies.

Childcare before and after school is available from local nurseries and child minders in the area.

Start and Finish

8:00 - 8.50am School opens for Breakfast Hub
8:45am Doors open for children
9:00am Doors close and registration is taken

3:15pm End of the day

Breaks 

All breaktimes are on a rota.

KS1 have a break of 20 minutes in the morning and 20 minutes in the afternoon.

KS2 have a break of 15 minutes in the morning

Lunch Time

Lunch time is 12.00pm until 12.45pm

After School

Our Study Support programme is currently being updated.

Nursery Times

Morning Nursery: 8:30am until 11:30am
Doors open for collection at 11:30am

Afternoon Nursery: 12:30pm until 3:30pm
Doors open for collection at 3:20pm

Assemblies

A typical weekly assembly timetable is shown below. Any special assemblies will appear on the Annual Planner/Newsletter with an invitation for parents/carers to attend.

Monday
2.45pm Golden and Attendance Assembly - Led by Mrs Barrett - Parents welcome to join us.

Tuesday
10:30am Visitor/Faith Assembly - Led by Miss Keetch and a visitor from the local community.

Wednesday
2:55pm Praise and sing Assembly - Led by Miss Leonard and Mrs Salloway

Thursday
2.55pm STARS Assembly

Week 1 – Ms Aubrey

Week 2 - Miss Shaw

Week 3 – Miss Dunn

Week 4 - Mrs Clarke

Week 5 - Mr Lumley

Friday
2:55pm Reading for Life Assembly

Week 1 – Mrs Clarke

Week 2 – Miss Underwood

Week 3 – Mrs James

Week 4 – Mrs Williams

Week 5 – Mr Waller

Friday Reading for life Assembly

Each week we will be looking at books by different authors and finding out more about them through discussion, questioning and drama.

Some of the authors and books we've covered include:

• David Walliams - The World's Worst Children
• Julia Donaldson - The Magic Paint Brush
• David Baddiel - The Parent Agency
• Enid Blyton - The Magic Far Away Tree and The Famous Five
• Cressida Cowell - How to train your dragon
• Roald Dahl - The Twits
• J.K Rowling - Harry Potter Books