Rolling entry of school | 8.45 - 9.00am |
Lessons Begin | 9.00am |
Morning Break | 10.30am - 10.45am |
Lunch | 11.50am Robins 12.00pm Kingfishers 12.10pm Woodpeckers & Peregrines |
Afternoon Registration | 1.00pm Robins & Kingfishers 1.00pm Woodpeckers & Peregrines |
End of School Day - Robins & Kingfishers | 3.25pm (1.25pm on Fridays) |
End of School Day - Woodpeckers & Peregrines | 3.30pm (1.30pm on Fridays) |
Opening time 8.45am
Closing time KS1 3.25pm (Fridays 1.25pm), KS2 3.30pm (Friday 1.30pm)
Compulsory time in school starts at 9am due to a rolling start.
Total time in school:
KS1 30 hours and 5 minutes
KS2 30 hours and 30 minutes
Wrap around care is provided from 8am until 5pm with our onsite breakfast and after school clubs.
Please note:
Parents are politely asked to bring their children to the school office if they are late.
Children in Early Years and KS1 receive fresh fruit or vegetable snacks mid-morning. Children in KS2 may bring a fruit or vegetable snack from home as a snack. Sweets are not allowed in school under any circumstances.
A late mark 'L' (late but attending) will be recorded against any pupil arriving in school after school doors close at 9am. If your child arrives in school after 9.25am then the register will show them as a 'U' (unauthorised absence) even though they are in school. All children arriving from 9am through the school entrance must be signed in by their parent/carer in the Late Registration Book. This book is checked weekly by the school office and children who have more than 3 late sign-ins per half term will be sent a letter from the Attendance Officer. If these lates continue, contact with the parent will be made requesting a meeting with the Headteacher, and if, after that meeting, your child is still receiving late marks, the school will contact the Education Welfare Officer for advice.
Unless a letter authorising a child to walk home has been signed by a parent of a Peregrines class pupil, ALL pupils have to collected at the end of the day by a parent or an authorised person. Children are seen out of class at the end of the school day by the class teacher and should not be waiting outside of the classroom for their parent. If at school drop-off, you know that somebody other than a parent or authorised person will be collecting your child, please write in the collection book inside each classroom by the exit door who will be collecting that day. If your child is collected regularly by a relative or another parent, please send an email or letter in to the school office informing us of who is authorised to collect each child, and we will keep that information on their pupil file.
Please understand, we will NOT allow a child to go with anybody we have not had authorisation for - this is for obvious safeguarding reasons. If we hold your child until we can contact you in this event please understand that we are trying to keep your child safe.