Year 6 SATs Breakfast Club

It has been amazing seeing so many Year 6 pupils attend the breakfast revision sessions, which are still running next week from Tuesday to Friday.

Year 5 visit to the Compton Library

Year 5 students have been gathering local information for their geography topic this week. They visited the local library, where they spoke to members of the public about the local area. The children were very excited that they got to meet and speak to the local councillor while at the library and ask him lots of questions.

KS1 SATs

Children in Year 2 will be taking part in the KS1 SATs papers, which will begin next week and run until the half-term break. These are no longer statutory assessments, but as a school, we think it is important to see the progress children have made. If you have any questions, the teachers in Year 2 will be happy to answer them.

KS2 SATs

Year 6 have been working incredibly hard to get themselves ready for their SATs papers. As a school, we are so proud of their hard work and determination. SATs week starts on Monday 13th May. It is vitally important that children are in school and on time that week as there is a strict timetable for when children can sit the papers. The timetable for the week is below:

Monday 13th May - Spelling, grammar and punctuation papers. (45 minutes + spelling test)

Tuesday 14th May - Reading paper (1 hour)

Wednesday 15th May - Maths Arithmetic paper (30 minutes) and Maths Reasoning paper (40 minutes)

Thursday 16th May - Maths Reasoning paper 2 (40 minutes)

Summer 2 after-school clubs will be available to book from 09:30 on Monday 20th May. The following clubs are available:

Monday - Reception dance club starting on Monday 3rd June until Monday 15th July

Tuesday - Y5 and Y6 sports club starting on Tuesday 4th June until Tuesday 16th July

Wednesday - Y1 sports club starting on Thursday 6th June until Thursday 18th July

Friday - Y3 and Y4 dance starting on Friday, 7th June until Friday, 19th July.

Leeds Joint Agency Protocol for Domestic Violence and Abuse

School Notifications (DVA Notifications Process) has been established to support children who are residents in households where there are incidents of domestic violence and abuse. We know that children can be significantly physically or emotionally hurt by being either present in the house or directly witnessing an incident of domestic violence. The DVA Notification Process has been designed to provide confidential notification to schools on any incidents of domestic violence and abuse which occur within a child’s household that might have an impact on a child whilst they are in school. The process will ensure that a member of staff is trained to allow them to use the information that has been shared in confidence and ensure that the school is able to make provision for possible difficulties experienced by children or their families who have been involved in or witnessed a domestic violence or abuse incident. We are keen to offer the best support possible to our pupils, and we believe this is going to be extremely beneficial for all those involved. If you would like further support or information about domestic violence and abuse, please go to www.leedsdomesticviolenceandabuse.co.uk

Enjoy your long weekend :o)