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"The behaviour of pupils is good. They have respect and care for each other, and display excellent manners."

- 'Good' Ofsted Report 2023 - Moorside Primary School and Nursery

Dropping off and collecting children

Arriving at School

The schools are both open from 8.50am to allow children time to come into school and be ready for lessons to start at 9.00am. Please ensure your child is at school by this time in order to avoid disruption for your child and the start of the lesson.

All playgrounds are supervised from 8.50am onwards. If you are late and there is no one on duty this indicates that the doors have been secured. Your child must report to the school office in order to be signed in by a member of staff.

If you arrive after 9.10am the gates into school will be locked and you will need to enter school from the Lead Lane/Harrogate Road entrance. An adult must bring the child to the office and sign their child in.  You will be asked about the reason for the lateness, as this needs to be recorded.

Collecting children at the end of the day

Please be prompt collecting your child at the end of the day. School finishes at 3.15pm in the Infant school, 3.20pm in the Junior school and 3.30pm in Nursery. Children get very anxious if you are late. If another adult is to collect your child either temporarily or permanently, please inform school.  Your child’s teacher will not release your child to adults who are not listed in our records for collection. If for any reason you are unavoidably delayed please contact the school with details of who will collect your child.

We cannot guarantee that staff will be able to supervise children after 3:30pm. Please ensure that emergency telephone numbers and contact names for your child are up to date at all times.

Parents and carers are asked to meet their children in the playgrounds.

  • Reception children are collected from the outdoor area outside of their classroom.
  • Year 1 and Year 2 children are collected from the Infant playground.
  • Year 3 is collected from the East playground.
  • Year 4 and Year 5 are collected from the West playground.

Only children in Year 6 can walk home from school without an adult unless you inform school that you will be collecting them.

If you need to collect your child from school during the day for an appointment please come to the school office where you will be asked to sign that you have collected your child. A member of staff will collect your child from their class.

Please avoid making appointments during the school day.

Any time missed from lessons makes it difficult for your child to keep up with their learning.

Reviews from the Children and Parents

School Visitor

Lauren's Assembly in April 2022 "Thank you for such a warm welcome, for the children's excellent behaviour and such thoughtful questions".

Y6 Parent

Reading at Moorside "I think the teachers are doing a fantastic job with reading. I believe the access children have to other forms e.g. Reading Plus etc means they are less likely to be bored and then choose to read a book as entertainment".

Mason, Year 3

Reading at Moorside "I love hearing stories from my teacher and choosing books out of the library".

Reception Parent

Reading at Moorside "I appreciate all the effort that goes into current Reading initiatives, the library visit was fantastic!"  

Y6 Parent

Marrick Residential Trip 2022 "Massive thank you to Team Moorside for all the hard work and effort which goes into trips such as these".

Marrick Residential Trip 2022 "Amazing photos, great memories.... As always you and the team have gone above and beyond. It's nice to be relaxed knowing they are so well looked after..... Thank you".

Y6 Parent

Marrick Residential Trip 2022 "Some fantastic memories made for our children, can't wait to hear all about their week away".

Gracie, Year 6

"My favourite thing about school is the teachers because they are so kind and helpful".  

Andrew, Year 6

"I enjoy when we have Forest School because we have the best hot chocolate and marshmallows and find animals".

Emily, Year 6

"I enjoy doing art with Mr Moss and Forest School. The most enjoyable thing is going on residential trips like Marrick".

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