17th April 2026
It has already been a wonderfully busy start, with two fantastic class trips taking place this week. The children represented the school brilliantly, and it has been a joy to see their enthusiasm, curiosity, and positive attitudes in action. You can read all about Reception's visit to the farm and Year 6's trip to London below.
We have so much to look forward to in the weeks ahead, with a wide range of exciting learning opportunities, events, and experiences planned for the term. We are confident it will be a rewarding and memorable time for everyone.
We also recognise that, at times, life can feel challenging. It is during these moments that our community truly shines. By coming together, supporting one another, and showing kindness and compassion, we continue to build a nurturing and inclusive environment for all. We are incredibly proud of the strength and spirit of our school community.
Thank you, as always, for your continued support. We look forward to sharing many more successes with you throughout this next term.
Have a good weekend.
Jess Newitt
Headteacher
- 97-100%: Excellent/Very Good attendance
- 95-97%: Average/Good attendance
- 90-95%: Cause for concern
- Below 90%: Serious concern / Persistent absence (PA)
Year 4 have had a wonderful start to the summer term! In Art, the children have been exploring tints and tones, as well as using a range of shading techniques to create impressive three-dimensional paintings. In English, every child has stepped into the world of a biographer. They have been conducting research and crafting super sentences to write biographies about people they admire. We have all learnt so much and had great fun along the way. Have a read of some of their finished articles, published on Microsoft Sway – we are very proud of their hard work!
This survey is for parent carers of all children and young people aged 0 to 25 in Warwickshire who are diagnosed or awaiting diagnosis of autism or ADHD. If you have more than one child who is diagnosed or waiting for a diagnosis please feel free to complete a separate response for each child.
The survey will close on Friday 1st May 2026 and can be completed here.
Switched on to Privacy
Switched on to Privacy is a campaign from the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) to help parents and carers of 4 - 11 year olds talk to their children about online privacy.
Just as parents would talk with their children about road safety or speaking with strangers, online privacy is another life skill children need as they grow up. Small, regular conversations can help children understand what personal information is, how it’s used, and how to make safer choices online. Find out more here.
Warwickshire Fire and Rescue Service has shared a leaflet about the Park It Right campaign, can you please share this message and the leaflet with your school community.
The start and end of the school day are always busy, and we often see lots of cars parked on the roads around the school.
Warwickshire Fire and Rescue Service would like to remind parents and carers how important safe and considerate parking is. Parking thoughtfully helps keep everyone safe and ensures emergency vehicles can get through if they’re needed.
When cars are parked on both sides of the road, the remaining space can be very narrow. While a standard car might fit through, fire engines need much more room. Delays of even a few seconds can be critical when responding to an emergency.
Please help by parking responsibly and leaving enough space on the road for a fire engine to pass. Thank you for doing your part to keep our children, neighbours and community safe.
Stratford FoodBank Has Moved!
Key info from last year's work in the community:
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The FoodBank spent £16,000 on buying in food just to keep up with demand.
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28% of the people they feed are under aged 11.
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7% of donated food comes from schools - your donations make a real difference to stock levels!
Medicines in School
We cannot accept medicines in school without a prescription label and a medical form completed by a parent or carer. Please ask the school office for more information and/or a form via:
parents3002@welearn365.com
Below are Forest School dates for your diary. The children will need to wear PE kit to school with tracksuit bottoms or leggings and have a long sleeve top, such as a hoodie. Wellies and a rain coat will also be required:
*Forest school dates are Fridays, unless otherwise stated
Summer Term (1)
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Date |
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Year Group |
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24/4 |
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Year 6 |
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1/5 |
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Year 5 |
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8/5 |
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Year 4 |
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15/5 |
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Year 3 |
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22/5 |
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Year 2 |
Key dates for the Spring Term (2) and Summer Term (1) are HERE!
* Please note that all dates published are subject to change/cancellation - please check this page and/or the website calendar regularly:
