Well-Being at Home

Click here for our Staff Video to all our Families…… We Miss You….

Social Story to share with children to help with the continuing uncertain times….

Our well being packs have been collated by the Moorside Team, using a range of resources and sources of information from providers both locally and nationally. The suggested activities could be used to support children both in school and at home.

Coming soon……..

Transition back to School

Reviews from the Children

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".

Evie, Year 3

"I like Literacy because it makes my writing better. I also like PE because we learn new skills that we don't know yet".

Ethan, Year 3

"I enjoy our big field as we can play on the play equipment".

Liam, Year 3

"I like PE as we get to learn with Mr Doey".

Xander, Year 3

"I like Forest School as we get to eat Marshmallows!"

Kolby, Year 3

"I enjoy play times as I get to play with my friends".

Beatrice, Year 3

"I enjoy reading because we learn new things from books".

Edward, Year 3

"I like Maths and Topic. In Topic, we find out about different Countries".

Key Worker Registration

As you will have heard, schools are to remain partially open for specific groups of pupils over the coming weeks. To help us collate a weekly list of children who will be in school so we can manage appropriate staffing, we ask that you complete this form EACH WEEK if you feel that you fall into a 'key worker' category and you require childcare for the following week.

Please make sure this form is completed by the Thursday prior to the following week you require childcare.

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