Newsletters

21.9.2023

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School APP—Calendar/dates should now be reasonably spot on. And now the only excuse for not knowing something is me causing confusion by putting 6 different start dates and times!

Download the “school news” app

You should be able to find and subscribe to the school within the app by searching for its postcode (PR73JU)- alternatively, when you are logged in on the site, if you go to 'Connect' on the orange bar along the top of the screen, then press 'App', this will allow you to access the app's settings.

Choose St Georges Primary School

The app will have sections for News, Events and Albums, perhaps most importantly you’ll be able to see all the calendar dates—as well as having them synced to your phone.

The app, should you subscribe will send you push notifications as we add and change things, again, this should hugely improve organisation and communication. To the point where I think we can tick it off! job done!

21 Sep 2023

News from the church 21.9.2023

Dear friends, Today we celebrated the cross. To find out why have a read of the reflection, below.

Adult Helpers…. We still really do need you!!!!!

Adult Helpers! Can you help us to help you….

We really appreciate, and value help from parents with reading in school. Can you help?

Reading is a life skill, and all the staff at St. George’s work their hardest to ensure that children experience different reading opportunities. We try to get every child in the infants heard read 3 times a week – that’s a huge task, and not one we can achieve without your help! If you can spare an hour or two in the week, for us, ideally in an afternoon – but mornings are better than nothing, we’d be ever so pleased to see you! Please see SLT, Sharon or myself if you can help us out!

If you can offer help in a more general way around the school please see any of our class teachers! It would be great to see you!

21 Sep 2023

W.E. 21.9.2023

To be honest, it's been a lovely week...... well done everyone, you should be very proud. Seriously, thanks for your efforts. They're appreciated.

Have you ever picked up your child from school, dying to know how their day went, only to have a conversation that goes a bit like this...

'How was your day?'

'Fine'

'What did you do today at school?'

'Nothing'

And that's it. The conversation comes to an abrupt end and you still have absolutely no clue about what they got up to. Sound familiar? Well, if you're keen to get some answers, try asking these kid-friendly questions instead.

I bet you'll find out a whole lot more!

1 What game did you play at playtime?

2 What made you smile today at school?

3 What was the funniest thing the teacher said?

4 Who do you want to make friends with in your class, but you haven't had a chance yet?

5 Who brought in the yummiest thing for packed lunch today?

6 Tell me one cool thing you learned today.

7 What was the hardest rule to follow in class today?

8 If you got to choose, who would you want to sit next to/not want to sit next to in class?

9 Tell me three different times you used your pencil today.

10 And did you use your rubber?

11 Did anything make you cross at school today?