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The target for next week target is – Remember to play sensibly at playtimes. Should you believe your child to have Covid-19 symptoms and need to go into self-isolation, please notify the school office in the usual way via phone or email. Should you receive a ‘test positive’...

Next week’s target – Remember to play sensibly at playtimes. Should you believe your child to have Covid-19 symptoms and need to go into self-isolation, please notify the school office in the usual way via phone or email. Should you receive a ‘test positive’ result...

This week’s school target is remember to listen first time. Please remember to send an old pair of shoes or wellies with your child so that they can go on the field at breaktimes. We will continue to use the field as much as we can to help spread out bubbles, but inevitably...

The target for the week commencing 2 November 2020 is “be present”.   Thank you for supporting us to implement effective social distancing and hygiene methods this term. Despite all the changes we have had to make, our school has felt fairly normal and we know...

Should you believe your child to have Covid-19 symptoms and need to go into self-isolation, please notify the school office in the usual way via phone or email. Should you receive a ‘test positive’ result for your child it is VITAL that you notify us as soon as possible: During...

Last week, the government passed a new legal duty on schools to set distance learning for children who are unable to be in school. Whilst this is primarily aimed at those needing to self-isolate due to Covid-19, our teachers will continue to apply the same principle to pupils...

You may be aware that our school subscribes to the ‘Cool Milk’ scheme. This provides any children under the age of 5 with a free glass of fresh milk every day. Older children may choose to purchase milk at a very reasonable price. If you are interested in subscribing to this...

Advert for Brayton Primary School Teacher September 2020

As you will be aware, the NHS has released a new Test & Trace app to help with contact tracing of adults. School staff have been encouraged to use the app and will therefore have their phones with them in school. As the app is for people over the age of 16, there is no need...