News

Do you know how to stay safe online?

As the majority of children are not at School and many may be spending more time online we would like to share some simple 15 minute activities which you can do with your child about keeping safe online. These activities are supported by age appropriate videos

The activities come from www.thinkuknow.co.uk which has lots of other activities and games available to teach the children about online safety.

We would love to see what you and the children do and share it with others. Please share on either Facebook or Twitter and use #heddonschool so that we can see it.

For ages 4-5 Click Here

For ages 5-7 Click Here

For ages 8-10 Click Here

 

Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update 16.03.2020

Please see the following update in regards to Coronavirus (COVID-19) – this has also been sent via hardcopy and SchoolComms.

In line with our pandemic risk assessment the School is moving to a reduced contact approach to limit external contact for the children and staff.

Therefore it is with some regret, that I have to inform you that the following events have been cancelled: Mother’s Day Service, Easter Service, Walker Books Author Visit, ICE-Bridge Challenge and Maths Challenge.

Parents Evening has also been postponed, however, if you have a concern about your child and wish to speak to their class teacher you are welcome to contact the Office via telephone and they will arrange a telephone consultation with the teacher for you.

While I am aware that this is a time of worry and anxiety, rest assured that the safety of the children is our highest priority and we continue to enforce strict hygiene routines within School with the use of soap and antibacterial hand sanitiser.

To see the update please: Click Here

E-Safety Information Leaflets

Please follow the links for a number of E-Safety leaflets which were available in School at the Meet the Teacher evening and may be of interest to you.

To see E-Safety information for parents of children aged 0-5 – Click Here

To see E-Safety information for parents of children aged 6-10 – Click Here

To see E-Safety information for parents of children aged 11-13 – Click Here

To see the SMART rules that the children will be taught in School as part of their E-Safety work and which can be reinforced at home – Click Here

To see information about ‘Sharenting’ and how to keep your child safe on your own Social Media profile while sharing important moments in their lives – Click Here

To see a booklet of tips to protect young children online including information about cyber-bullying and too much screen time – Click Here

If you require any further information about the E-Safety work done in School or have a question about E-Safety please do not hesitate to speak to your child’s class teacher.

The Prime Minister has visited our School

We are absoloutly delighted the The Prime Minister Mrs Theresa May has paid a visit to our School today.

 

We will be posting photographs and text as soon as possible.

In the meantime please check out our facebook & twitter accounts as we share footage from The PM’s official account and also the press.

National TV is covering the visit.

For obvious security reasons we could not disclose details of her visit before this time.

 

 

You can follow us on facebook & twitter

Archbishop of York – Video interview

 

Huge praise for the Children,Staff,School building & educational standards & more.

Refererence is made to our recent outstanding SIAMS inspection report. See report –  Click Here

 

To see what the Archbishop of York had to say about our school please click here 

** This interview has to be downloaded to be viewed, not all devices will allow this to happen we are trying to change the format to assist**

You can keep up to date with events and information about our School by following our twitter & facebook accounts.

(You do not need to have social media accounts to read the news, we provide feeds on each of our web pages)