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Reception Home Activities
Here are some links to follow for home activities: topmarks.co.uk twinkl.co.uk phonicsplay.co.uk phonicsbloom.com numberblocks
Posted On 30 Mar 2020
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//Kay Hardy
Emergency Closure
From Monday 23 March, only children of key workers and vulnerable children will remain in school. Otherwise, this school will remain closed until further notice, in line with government instruction. For more information, which is updated regularly, please visit the Ebor Academy...
Posted On 20 Mar 2020
Coronavirus Information for Children
Childline has updated its website to include information to support children and young people concerned about Coronavirus. The Independent has also published an article on advice from experts about how parents can respond to their children’s concerns about Coronavirus, and...
Posted On 19 Mar 2020
Coronavirus Latest
For the latest updates from Ebor Academy Trust for parents & carers, please click below; Coronavirus Latest
Posted On 16 Mar 2020
Sport Relief
We had a great day for Sport Relief, lots of activities going on through the day. A big thank you to all who contributed to Sport Relief, we made a massive £216.05.
Posted On 13 Mar 2020
World Book Day
Everybody had a great time during World Book Day. Pupils & Staff made a big effort with their costumes. Some of the characters included: Mary Poppins, Harry Potter, Where’s Wally, Super Hero’s and princesses. A big well done everybody. Vegetable Characters We...
Posted On 10 Mar 2020
Parents Evening week beginning 23rd March 2020
Letters have been sent out today for Parents Evening. Please contact the school office if you do not receive a letter. We look forward to seeing you.
Posted On 10 Mar 2020
Friday 6th March 2020 – Training Day
Reminder school is closed to pupils tomorrow, Friday 6th March. See you Monday.
Posted On 05 Mar 2020
BBC News – Education
- NHS weight management service offered to under foursSeverely obese pre-schoolers in Somerset are among the first to receive NHS weight management help.
- England set for highest suspensions in school yearUnions say schools do not have enough resources to support persistently disruptive pupils.
