For Your Information
The summer holidays will finally be here at 215pm on Tuesday 23rd July and hopefully the sun will make an extended appearance too!
 
There are lots of things available to families throughout the summer and we have displayed this information on the noticeboards in the alleyway between the main gates to both sites. We have listed activities to do, cheap or free places for children to eat and information about courses happening for families supporting children with additional needs. Don't forget to take a photo when you are collecting your child at the end of the day!
 
We are aware that the holidays are not always easy as normal routine and everyday life is suddenly changed (and that's for children too, not just us adults!). If you are finding it challenging, then please visit our website page which lists the support agencies available: Signposts to support home adults
 
We hope you all have an enjoyable break and can't wait to see you back on Wednesday 4th September for another exciting year ahead!
School Blog School Council Our First Meeting

School Blog

School Council

The blog for Fairlands School Council
By the children, for the children!

Our Council is made up of two representatives from each class in Key Stage 1 & Key Stage 2. Year 6 pupils are also nominated to represent the Foundation Stage on the Council.

We are here to help you get things done!


Our First Meeting

By Miss Pollen and Mrs Toll, in School Council - Saturday, 8 October 2022

The school council met on Thursday and discussed the responses from each class about the following questions:
 
How can we reduce energy costs as a school?

How can we encourage and support children in attending school every day?  

Their responses are collated in the attached document for you read - I think you will agree that the children came up with some fantastic ideas. This document has been sent to all teachers across the school so that they can read and act upon the children's suggestions accordingly. The school council will meet again in two weeks to talk about how we can implement the children's suggestions in practical ways across the whole school.

And finally, I must apologise for the typo in last week's blog - 'Nannie' was supposed to read 'Nancie'! Sorry Nancie!