Highs and lows over the last week.Our numbers continue to grow through moves from other schools.8 pupils have joined us this term after transfers from other local schools. Moving schools can solve or create problems for families but it is reassuring that the movements give us a net gain in numbers. Visiting parents tell us they like the happy and relaxed atmosphere of the school, they see pupils working hard and enjoying positive relationships. Currently our number on role stands at 154, close to its highest ever level.
Sadly we have had to close yesterday and today due to flooding.The water was running straight off the fell and though the KS2 cloakroom before exiting onto the playground. We have wet carpets and a lot of debris to clean up. The closure came due to the difficulties of staff getting through flooded roads, some travelling significant distances. Many parents asked for the maximum notice in the event of closure so we took the step of announcing it last night, following advice from the Environment Agency and discussions with other local schools. Almost inevitably today has been less wet despite awful forecasts.
Throughout the school the sense of Christmas is upon us. Play lines being learned, songs being sung and that tangible sense of excitement beginning to build.
Friday, 20 November 2009
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