September 2018 Dear Parents/Carers, ATTENDANCE AT SCHOOL AND LEGAL INTERVENTION Research commissioned by the Department for Education shows missing school for even a day can mean a child is less likely to achieve good grades, which can have a damaging effect on their life chances. At St Nicholas Priory C.E.V.A. Primary School
Details1:1 Teaching Assistant (temporary, until 31.08.19 in the first instance) required as soon as possible £13,242 – £13,984 (£17,681-£18,672 FTE) 32.5 hours per week, term time plus 1 week This position is to support a child with behavioural difficulties. All our teaching assistants are expected to be prepared to work with children from reception to
DetailsMidday Supervisory Assistants £8.81 per hour 8.45 hours per week – 1.45 hours a day Monday to Friday (term time only)We are looking to employ a Midday Supervisory Assistant to join our team. You will need to have a calm caring manner and enjoy working with children. Duties will involve: The supervision of pupils over
DetailsTo launch their Autumn term project, ‘What is a Hero?’ children in year 3 visited their local fire station to find out about some real-life heroes and the work they do supporting their local community. The children had a great time using the hoses and sitting in the fire engine, as well as learning how
DetailsChildren in year 6 were very keen on having a lasting memory of Mr Harry Simons who sadly passed away last year. Harry was loved and adored by all of year 6. The children in Mrs Millers Maths group, whom had been lucky enough to have Harry as their Teaching Assistant this year, put they
DetailsPE Kits Year 4 will have PE on Thursdays (fortnightly) and Fridays (weekly) Please remember the PE kit is black plimsolls or trainers, a white t-shirt and black shorts. Extra layers for colder weather is advisable. Visitor On Monday 17th of September year 4 are meeting mini monsters from the rainforest such as bugs, snails,
DetailsThroughout the Summer Term, Year 5 have been investigating the history of Great Yarmouth, also looking at recycling and the impact of pollution and global warming. This culminated in the children creating models of the local area, showing how it looked in Roman times, in the present day and what it could possibly look like
DetailsBack In March 30 children from year 5 and six joined thousands of children from schools around the country in the voice in a million concert held at Wembley arena. The annual event raises awareness and support for children in the UK that are in foster care or have been adopted. The event was a
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