School Office

The School Day

• School gates will be open from 8:30am, with registration starting at 8:50am. There will be members of staff at the gate entrances to greet you. EYFS and KS1 parents (Year Reception, 1 & 2) please escort your child to their classroom entrance area.
• KS2 parents (Year 3, 4 , 5 & 6) please enter via the main school gate on the Key Stage 2 yard.
• Children in Years 3 and 4 should enter school via the Year 3 & 4 Entrance doors on the Key Stage 2 yard.
• Children in Year 5 should enter school via the Year 5&6 Entrance doors on the Key Stage 2 yard (opposite the tyres).
• Children in Year 6 should enter via the classroom doors facing the Key Stage 2 yard.
• Reception children should access the school via the gates next to the school field and children enter via the Reception entrance.
• Nursery children should access the school via the gates next to the school field and children enter via the Nursery entrance.

Staff will be on the doors and available to help you if you have any questions or concerns.

Here is a breakdown of our school day
 

Collection of children after school
 

At the end of the school day, parents should wait outside classroom/entrance areas to collect your children.

All pupils, with the exception of those in Year 6 (see below), must be collected by a responsible adult who is listed on

their contact form (typically a parent or close family member). We understand that, on occasions, you may

need an alternative adult, such as a friend or another parent, to collect your child. In these circumstances,

please ensure that the person has your child’s designated password, as their class teacher will require this

before releasing them. For safeguarding reasons, staff cannot allow your child to leave with anyone who

is not on the contact form, does not know the password, or is under 16 years of age. If you have

forgotten your child’s password please call into the school office, in person, to request a copy. If your child

attends an after-school childminding club, please provide the school office with the relevant staff details

and collection times to avoid any delays.

*Year 6: To promote independence and a sense of responsibility, Year 6 pupils may walk home unaccompanied at the end of the school day. Written permission from a parent or carer is required before this can be authorised. All pupils in other year groups must be collected from school by a parent or designated adult.

Year 6 pupils granted permission must walk straight home and do so safely and sensibly for this privilege to

remain in place. Any concerns regarding behaviour, safety, or unnecessary delays on the journey home may

result in this permission being withdrawn. Should the school deem a Year 6 pupil unsuitable to walk home

alone, parents will be required to collect them to ensure appropriate supervision.