Project Sport Leaders are offering a range of activities next week.
Project Sport Leaders are offering a range of activities next week.
The Huddersfield Town Foundation is offering a range of activities for next week.
Following on from Children’s Mental Health Week, the Mental Health Foundation has produced a series of wellbeing activities and exercises.
For information on how to report a positive case of Covid-19 during the February half term holidays please click here
This only needs to be done if you child is currently attending school or if you are a member of staff, it is not applicable to pupils who are currently being taught remotely.
School is closed to all pupils today due to the weather conditions. Remote learning will continue for all pupils. Apologies for any inconvenience.
This week is Children’s Mental Health Week. The following guide has been created for parents:
The Home Learning documents have been emailed to parents this morning – click on the links below for each class plan.
Home learning – Year 6 – Week 4
Home learning – Year 5 – Week 4
Home learning – Year 4 – Week 4
Home learning – Year 3 – Week 4
Home learning – Year 2 – week 4
Home Learning – Year 1 – Week 4
The Home Learning documents have been emailed to parents this morning – click on the links below for each class plan.
Home Learning – Week 3 – Year 6
Home learning – Week 3 – Year 5
Home Learning – Week 3 – Year 4
Home Learning – Week 3 – Year 3
Home Learning – Week 3 – Year 2
We are asking that if you are a Critical Worker, and your child is attending school, and tests positive for Covid-19 at any time you contact the school immediately by telephone (01484 687565). If you receive a result out of school hours or during the weekend please contact a member of staff on 07860 384 832 and have the following information to hand.
This will enable us to get the correct information to the DfE and Local Authority, and ultimately, other parents and staff, in a timely manner.
Thank you
Further to our text message sent earlier this morning these are our reasons for closing the school today.
1) Although our Caretaker managed to get to school neither of our cleaners were able to get there. This meant that school has not had the normal deep clean required daily. As we are currently in the middle of a global pandemic this was the overriding factor when making a decision.
2) Although the school is currently only open to Critical Workers the numbers of pupils in school would have been too many to manage with a skeleton staff. A number of staff who do not live locally would not have made it in and as we cannot mix bubbles the numbers in school would have been too great to be able to run safely with a significantly decreased number of staff who could make it to school.
3) Remote Learning will still be available to all pupils. Teachers, who normally work on Fridays, will be working from home.
As the forecast is much improved over the weekend we expect to be fully open on Monday morning to Critical Worker pupils. An message will only be sent if we are not opening – so presume we will be open if you do not hear from us by 7.30am on Monday morning.
As you know closing school is never an easy decision, even more so at the moment, so we thank you for your understanding.
Holmfirth J I & N School