Parents and staff can keep up to date with the latest advice on how to protect themselves and others and what to do if they feel ill at www.nhs.uk/coronavirus and visit  www.gov.uk/coronavirus for up to date advice on how the government is responding.

The Department for Education coronavirus helpline is now available to answer questions about COVID-19 relating to education and children’s social care. Staff, parents and young people can contact this helpline as follows:

Phone: 0800 046 8687
Email: DfE.coronavirushelpline@education.gov.uk
Opening hours: 8am to 6pm (Monday to Friday)

Please remember the advice that if children have a persistent cough or a temperature 37.8 or over then they should be off school for 7 days.

Thank you to everyone for their support.

Organisers of the Telford and Wrekin cross country league have made the decision to cancel this years league.

‘In light of the rapidly escalating situation around the Coronavirus we have made the decision to cancel all three cross country events this year.  The average number of people and children attending these events is in excess of 2000 and we are following the government guidance of cancelling any gatherings greater than 500.’

Catering apologise however a delivery hasn’t arrived: today will be Big Breakfast and tomorrow will be Roast dinner.  Sorry for any inconvenience caused by this.

Children will be taking part in a sporting challenge in the hall for Sport Relief day.

Please bring a £1.00 donation to go to Sport Relief

Children will wear school uniform and bring their PE kit with them.

It is not a mufti day.

Thank you

Mr Rotherham

We have had reports of vehicles parking across driveways when dropping off and collecting children from school: please respect our neighbours.

We have also received concerns about children’s safety when crossing roads; there have been occasions where they are not looking both ways or trying to cross between parked cars and can’t always be seen.  If your child walks to school please have a conversation at home tonight: where are the sensible crossing places on their route to school?  What procedures do you expect them to follow on the journey?