Keep up to date with all the latest news happening in school at the moment.

• YR Trip to Coombe Country Park

  Tue 23 Nov 2021

  On Thursday 11^th November, our Reception children enjoyed an autumnal walk through the grounds of Coombe Abbey. The children spent time spotting and studying signs of autumn, completing a scavenger hunt, and completing leaf and bark rubbings.  Much fun was had climbing over logs, walking through the woods and retelling the story of the bear hunt but the children were most fascinated by the colours of all the different trees!  To finish the day off the children had the opportunity to play in the woodland playground.  

• Remembrance

  Tue 23 Nov 2021

  Sadly, we were unable to get any poppies to sell this year but classes still took part in two minutes silence on Thursday 11^th November at 11am.

• British Science Day

  Tue 23 Nov 2021

  On Wednesday 10^th November, we acknowledged British Science Day 2021. The theme for this year was 'The Future of Science Technology and Innovation: Impacts on Education, Skills, and Work'. Each class had the opportunity to think about how science has influenced and impacted our daily lives. The whole school took part in a competition entitled 'Zoom Out' - there will be a prize for the child with the most correct answers from each year group! 

• City Mission

  Wed 20 Oct 2021

  We have been notified that the City Mission on Deedmore Road (CV2 2AA) has now reopened – they will be accepting donations of good quality clothes each Monday and they will be open to members of the public every Tuesday from 11am – 2pm. For further information, their telephone number is: 024 7661 5931.

• Parents' Evening

  Wed 20 Oct 2021

  Due to Covid we were unable to hold our settling in Parents’ Evening in September. If you have any questions about how your child has settled in to their new class and haven’t yet spoken to their teacher, please speak with them next week.

• Reception Requests

  Wed 20 Oct 2021

  Our Reception teachers plan a lot of the learning for children in the outdoor area and they like to take the children outside whether it be rain or shine. If you have any wellies which your children have outgrown and may be suitable to donate, then please think of our Reception children. Wellies for children of age 3 – 6 would be gratefully received – please give any donations to the school office. Thank you.  

• Safety Seymour in Y6

  Wed 20 Oct 2021

  On Tuesday 12^th October, Year 6 learnt all about the dangers of carbon monoxide, as well as how to detect if it might be present in your home. The children were all very sensible when learning about such a mature topic and by the end of the session they could all explain ways to prevent exposure to CO. All of the children enjoyed the workshop, especially making up their own dances about carbon monoxide! 

• Covid

  Wed 20 Oct 2021

  You will be aware that there have been several cases in school since the start of term. Almost all of the staff and pupils who had Covid have now returned to school but we would urge you to remain cautious, carry on doing regular lateral flow tests with your children and get a PCR test for anyone in your family who has any Covid symptoms.

• 1JW

  Wed 20 Oct 2021

  We are sorry to say that Mr Wilman will be leaving us shortly and would like to thank him for all of the hard work that he has done in his time at Moat House. We wish him all the best for the future.

• Covid

  Tue 14 Sep 2021

  You may be aware that we have had four children who have tested positive in the week commencing 6^th September. Under the old regulations every child in the year group would have had to self-isolate and have remote education. Under the new rules, the rest of the children (and staff where double vaccinated) are now able to continue to come to school for 'normal' lessons providing they don't have any symptoms. They need to get a PCR test carried out but can carry on coming to school until the results come through. Providing the results are negative they can continue to attend.

   

  In order to continue to protect our school community, you MUST make sure that if your child is unwell in any way, that they do not attend school.  If they have the top three symptoms of a temperature OR a new continuous cough OR a loss of taste or smell, they must self-isolate until they have taken a PCR test and got the result. If the result is negative they can return to school when they are feeling better. If the result is positive they will need to self-isolate for 10 days. If your child is unwell in any other way, we ask that you keep them off school, and if in any doubt, please get a test for your piece of mind and ours. Other possible Covid symptoms include tiredness, shortness of breath, headache, sore throat, muscle ache, blocked / runny nose, diarrhoea and vomiting. 

  If your child is a close contact of someone with Covid at school or anyone else in the household has Covid, there is no longer a requirement for them to self-isolate unless they have symptoms. They need to have a PCR test as soon as possible and if this is negative they can carry on coming to school.