A good first day and night was had by all and raring to go again today. 

Having visited the centre last night, I can confirm they are eating well!  After a day on and in the water multiple second helpings were accepted at tea time and thirds were witnessed in not insignificant numbers! Another busy day today and it was clear the children were enjoying their surroundings and spending time with one another.

A busy week around school, so please read on to find out what has been happening…

Please read on to find out about what has been going on in and around classes, how to get Halloween disco tickets and much, much more…

Due to the problems experienced because of the NHS’s organisation of the flu vaccination schools have been asked to share more information in the form of a letter. To read this letter please click here. 

The school nurse provides a service that is quite wide ranging. Please click here to view the services on offer to support parents with medical matters and other general parenting matter. 

Please read on to find out what has been going on in and around the classes… 

…not forgetting that Next Friday at 2pm is the harvest festival service at St Mary’s Church and Monday 29th October is a non-pupil day so children are back from half term and in school on Tuesday 30th October. 

Please read on to find out was has been happening this week…

Thursday – 11.20pm!

A busy afternoon doing the river scramble and low adventure course. Evening meal was a turkey roast followed by ice cream. We had fun on a night walked and returned to hot chocolate and cake. Friday morning we are all doing bushcraft.  We have had a fantastic week but looking forward to getting home and seeing our families. Thank you to both Mrs Evans, Mrs Phillips and Rhys for helping make the week so successful.

Thursday – 12.20pm

An excellent morning.  All very wet and muddy (Mrs McMorine managed to get the) and more of the same this afternoon!

Thursday – 7.30am

A great night of sleep after evacuating a room due to an invasion of hundreds of ladybirds. Today’s activities include ‘Low Adventure’, ‘Stream Scramble’ and kayaking. 

Wednesday – 5pm

All have had a great day – some kayaking and some doing the ‘River Scramble’ and all on the high ropes during the afternoon. Currently playing outside in the sunshine with a fish and chip supper to follow.

Tuesday – 8.30pm

Children watched a filmm together before setlling down for the evening.

Tuesday – 4pm

All back safely from being on Dartmoor all day rock scrambling hungry for tea and happy it’s chicken pie and treacle pudding!

Tuesday – 8am

A good night with all sleeping well and eating a good brakfast before today’s activity – ‘Wilderness Venture’!  Weather much better there than here.

Monday

All children arrived safe and well, are now fed and watered, happy and off to their afternoon activities. Weather good too!  Keep visiting this website for updates.

Further to us sending a paper copy home with your child and an email recently, please ensure that you have returned a completed consent form for each of your children. It is very important we receive these from you and a copy is available to download here or from the Parents/Letters and Forms section of this website.

Thank you.

Please read on to find out what has been happening in and around school this week, including a trip to Exmoor Zoo for Key Stage 1..!

At 3:30pm on oct 3rd Appledore Band will bring various instruments, many loud and shiny , for children to try.  They run various training bands and would love to recruit children from beginners to current players, so please pop in to the hall with your child to find out more.

All are very welcome.

Please read on to find out about internet safety training for our older children, cross country, parking concerns and much, much more in and around the classes…

A busy first full week, so please read on to find out what has been happening in and around the school..

Parking

Please remember that our main entrance is from a private road (Kingsley Avenue) and that cars are not permitted to stop on it. Please park safely on the road or request a free pass for the car park on Odun Road (2 minutes walk way). Access by car is only if you are dropping children at after school club or collecting from so please use our staff car park.

Crossing Patrol

Please be aware there is currenlty no crossing patrol due to a retirement. The council is reviewing the situation and we will inform you of any decisions made when we hear.

Thank you.

These great races are open for all children, keen or just fun runners, for in Years 2-6. Six races in beautiful North Devon locations held on Sunday mornings – there are adult races too!  Please click here for more details and how to enter. And don’t worry if you can’t make all six races.