SCHOOL IS CURRENTLY OPEN TO KEY WORKERS, KEY GROUPS, RECEPTION, YEAR 1 AND YEAR 6 CHILDREN ONLY – IF YOU ARE A PARENT IN ONE OF THESE CATAGORIES PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU HAVE INFORMED US WHEN YOUR CHILD WILL BE ATTENDING

Anyone wishing to contact the school urgently should use admin3595@welearn365.com as this address is monitored regularly

Advice for parents can be found following this link: https://schools.warwickshire.gov.uk/coronavirus/coronavirus-advice-parents/1

Critical workers include NHS staff, police, farmers and food retail workers, who need to be able to go out to work.

Children with a parent or carer who is listed on the government’s critical worker list should be considered for a school place.

 If only one parent or carer is a critical worker, can I send my children into school?

Children with at least one parent or carer who is critical to the coronavirus (COVID-19) response can attend school if required.

Closure of educational settings: information for parents and carers – GOV.UK Information for parents and carers about the closure of schools and other educational settings following the outbreak of coronavirus (COVID-19). www.gov.uk

St Nicholas C of E Primary school is a co-educational, Church of England, Voluntary Controlled School with 408 children on roll. Through our Christian ethos, we promote friendship and consideration for others in order to create a friendly, caring culture where everyone is valued and accepted.

Our curriculum is designed to motivate and inspire our children to learn, develop lively enquiring minds and instill a lifelong love of learning.

All the staff are dedicated to provide our children with the very best education and life experience possible. There is a range of expertise and talents that we have throughout the staff which greatly benefit the children as they move through the school. Together, we work hard to achieve success and we are committed to the development of every child in partnership with parents, carers and the community.

This website has been designed with the intention of providing the school’s community and prospective parents and children with accurate and up to date information. We welcome visitors to our school at all times and I would encourage all parents thinking about sending their child to St Nicholas C of E Primary to book an appointment to take a tour of the school and see the staff and children in action.

Adam Walsh
Headteacher

ISSUE 01 QUEEN’S BIRTHDAY SPECIAL

WEEKLY – NICHOLAS

last week at St Nicholas, all of the pupils were celebrating the Queen’s birthday by dressing up in red, white and blue whilst enjoying fun activities for everyone to join in with!

Reception children have been busy learning a song and creating crowns, bunting, a red carpet and a throne! We were lucky enough to have their song sung to us. The Queen even cared to visit, much to the excitement of everyone!

Year 1 have also been busy making biscuits and crowns as well as writing recipes and making a birthday cake for the Queen.

Year 2 have been just as busy and have made invitations, recipes and have researched facts about the Queen.

Now moving to Key Stage 2, Years 3 and 4 have been making bunting, flags, decorating the field, learning the national anthem, enjoying arts and craft and making cakes.

Year 5 and 6 created place mats to eat their cakes and biscuits off and took part in activities throughout the afternoon.

Everyone enjoyed a tea party to celebrate the Queen’s party!

By Luke Bennett, Brandon Baylis and Yarden Kabrian (Year 5)