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At Anglesey, we are a vibrant and nurturing school community, where children are given the skills to become, inquisitive, resilient, independent learners. Our curriculum provides a range of creative, challenging and inspiring experiences for all. This equips our children with the life skills to be happy, flourish and be successful...Today, tomorrow and in the future

Attendance

Whole School Attendance

The schools total attendance is currently at:

91.1% (Since September 2020)

Reception

We had a fantastic day at the farm. We were so lucky with the weather and the children have talked about their experiences so much! Thank you all for giving your contributions towards the cost of the visit so promptly. Here are some photos of the day...

Stars, puppies and birthdays 12.5.17

Stars, puppies and birthdays 17.3.17

Puppies, birthdays and 'star of the week' children

Stars, birthdays and puppies, 3.3.17

So, it's now March and there are definite signs of Spring! Please encourage your child to look at the flowers, buds and new leaves when you spot them. Also, talk about the days getting longer and anything else which might be a sign of Spring!
We are nearly at the end of this half term. The children have had 7 weeks of learning and have come on in leaps and bounds! We look forward to seeing you at parents' evening on Wednesday where we can share your child's progress with you and answer any questions.  

3.2.17

27.1.17

20.1.17

STARS, PUPPY CARERS AND BIRTHDAYS!!!!

Welcome back! We hope you had a good Christmas break after such a busy December! The children have settled quickly and seem happy to be back.

 

Here are some pictures of the Nativity play. The children performed so confidently and looked lovely in their costumes. Thank you all for coming to watch them.

Thank you to those parents who came to our Christmas 'Hat making' workshop. The children love having you in the classroom and they really enjoyed wearing their amazing hats at the Christmas party.

We have been taking groups of children to Tescos on the school minibus. We have been learning about sugar and talking about how much sugar there is in different cereals.

'Stars', 'Puppy carers' and birthdays 16.12.16

'Stars', 'Puppy carers' and birthdays 2.12.16

Stars of the week, puppies and birthdays 25.11.16

'Stars', 'Puppy carers' and 'performers'! 18.11.16

Children who are stars of the week, or who have birthdays or are taking the puppies home for the weekend 11.11.16

'Stars', 'Puppy carers' and birthdays 4.11.16

'Stars', 'Puppy carers' and birthdays 21.10.16

'Stars', 'Puppy carers' and birthdays 14.10.16

'Stars', 'Puppy carers' and birthdays 7.10.16

'Stars', 'Puppy carers' and birthdays 30.9.16

What a fantastic start to the new academic year we have had!

You're children have been enthusiastic, polite and willing to learn.

 

Please see the attached to inform you of events taking place this term. It would be great if you could attend the workshops as we are keen to form good relationships between parents and staff.

Keep looking on the website and we will put up photos and keep you informed of any upcoming events!

Thank you to all the parents who attended the 'Early skills' workshop. As promised, here is a copy of the main points. It is great if we can work together and we must remember to keep learning FUN! Our children are still only four years old!!!

Meet the Reception children and their Key Group Leaders

Mrs Satnam and her Grasshoppers

Miss Khalid and her dragonflies

Mrs Porter and her Butterflies
Miss Hamilton and her Spiders
Mrs Chohan and her Ladybirds
Mrs Smart and her Bumble Bees
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Welcome to Anglesey Primary School… Watch our children talking to pop star Jack Savoretti on the BBC https://twitter.com/bbcwm/status/1524401477237760000?s=20&t=9wZSlow0kYybBF9lPVYwTQ .Information about Isolation if someone in the household has tested positive for Covid. The following information is taken directly from a Public Health webinar with Dr Justin Varney: Director of Public Health, Birmingham City Council. (06.01.22) If someone in your household has tested positive and your child is 5 years old or over, they should come into school. The child should do daily lateral flow tests. If someone in your household has tested positive and your child is under 5, then they should stay at home with the person who has tested positive until the isolation period is over.
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