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04/12/24

Ladybirds have been making challah bread linked to our learning about Hanukkah this week. We learned so many new skills such as kneading and plaiting! pic.twitter.com/f7TUuV1FWh

02/12/24

Last week’s beautiful cross country sunset run pic.twitter.com/YItuPE8qOz

02/12/24

Year six writers are loving our new unit: persuasive speeches. We have been exploring a range of famous speeches from the Talking History book and using our reading fluency skills to perform them passionately. pic.twitter.com/kgnuDl1gqH

02/12/24

Year six working hard on their flexibility Challenges as part of their health-related fitness unit. They enjoyed considering what sports would require each type of flexibility. pic.twitter.com/8GJuiCC8Fa

28/11/24

Team Dahl was lucky enough to be visited by Jump today who’ve come in to teach one of our RE lessons on the Christmas Story!#RE pic.twitter.com/UwwrmWz8me

20/11/24

Year six athletes enjoying a visit from a local boxing club linked to their health-related fitness unit. pic.twitter.com/PGjSXy8rLE

20/11/24

Year six athletes enjoying a visit from a local boxing club linked to their health-related fitness unit. pic.twitter.com/H9dVnwUXhm

20/11/24

Why not read a book celebrating disability and linked to our current PSHE topic: Celebrating Difference. pic.twitter.com/SRYm6HipoA

20/11/24

Amazing resilience and commitment from those cross country runners who turned up to run in the snowy conditions yesterday! What a beautiful and invigorating start to the day. pic.twitter.com/tkvYRSU9kk

20/11/24

Year six athletes are really enjoying their health-related fitness unit and all challenged themselves to do the blue challenge at each cardio station today. pic.twitter.com/kPUDUWUPnQ

20/11/24

Year six athletes are really enjoying their health-related fitness unit and all challenged themselves to do the blue challenge at each cardio station today. pic.twitter.com/JDZotjfJXt

20/11/24

In year six we love celebrating each other’s achievements from outside school with each other. Dance trophies galore today for a national dance champion! pic.twitter.com/31l8QrWDaB

20/11/24

Year six mathematics lived their visit from Magic Maths yesterday and learning some wonderful maths tricks to wow family and friends with! pic.twitter.com/L3vbmgS0lO

19/11/24

Team Dahl had such a wonderful session with Magic Maths this morning - such a fun way to explore and build passion for the subject! pic.twitter.com/QjKXeT5MDc

15/11/24

Excellent determination and effort shown by our cross country runners earlier in the week. Great effort by all. pic.twitter.com/y1uXztkK66

15/11/24

Session 1 for our Anti-bullying conference. pic.twitter.com/tYF5sI1cjl

15/11/24

Year 3 have been exploring mindfulness in PE as part of their health and wellbeing unit. We have been thinking about different emotions and using different move to show these feelings. pic.twitter.com/Adn4YI2g9a

14/11/24

Year six are loving our new language of the month: Korean. It was wonderful to watch MrKing’s presentation explaining a few key words and facts to us. pic.twitter.com/QKrBRNonF0

14/11/24

Beautiful morning for cross country this week - watching the sun rise as we ran around the Common. pic.twitter.com/75rCdvXo2L

14/11/24

In PSHE year 6 are enjoying their new topic: celebrating difference. In todays’s engage activity we were passing a ball without using our arms to think about how to create a sense of belonging for someone with a disability. pic.twitter.com/5SgNnMpF5L

14/11/24

Year 6 dancers exploring our new topic: prejudice and discrimination with a focus on expressing emotions through movement. Can you spot who is the victim and who is the aggressor in these moves? pic.twitter.com/49yvPDkPcF

13/11/24

Thanks to for their support on our most recent project. has recently brightened its premises with an innovative addition: new window wraps aimed at enhancing the school's aesthetic while fostering a creative and welcoming environment. pic.twitter.com/KwCFeDuWJ2

12/11/24

Year 2 have been using counters and tens frames to ‘add by making 10’. Using concrete resources really helped the children to understand the strategy. pic.twitter.com/HbfHS88DIY

12/11/24

Year 4 investigating how long it takes to turn a liquid into a solid. pic.twitter.com/vhtDVZcK0x

12/11/24

Year 3 exploring key texts in our new fable unit. We brought in some of our reading skills and performance read extracts. pic.twitter.com/V2mCJZO7XL

School Lunches

GREAT TASTING FOOD THAT YOUR CHILDREN WILL LOVE

Aspens is the company that provides the meal service for our children. Aspens are experts in school catering and have years of experience when it comes to school food.

The food children eat at school plays an important role in their wellbeing and eating a well-balanced diet will not only maintain and improve their health but will also set them on the right track for later life. Aspens understands this and that’s why they are passionate about serving fresh, high quality, and locally sourced food that is cooked in our kitchen.

Timings

Lunchtimes are from 11.45am - 12.45pm (KS1 children) and 12:15pm - 1:15pm (KS2 children). All children will have their lunch in the main school dining hall. 

Aspens Select

We are pleased to introduce Select, our menu ordering and payment system. Select offers a simple solution for parents to choose and monitor their child’s school meals.

·       Removes dealing with cash and cheques

·       Ensures child receives lunch they ordered

·       Can place advance orders for any date in the current school term

·       Ability to amend payments if pupil is away from school

·       Record any specific dietary requirements

Registration is easy

Parents register and then log into the online system to view the current menu along with current promotions. Each term a new menu will be available, from which parents can review and pre-select meals for the days they choose.

The first stage of the process is to create an account with an email address.  An email is sent to verify the account. The school will provide you with the school ID code and a unique child code. Multiple children can be registered on one login. These details will only need to be entered once. Future logins will only need an email and a password.

Registration User Guide

Ordering
Once registered, choosing meals is easy. By selecting ‘Add New’, a calendar is displayed with each available menu option for that day.  Orders can be taken daily, weekly or for a full term in advance. There is also a function to cancel any meal if required. Aspens have a complete guide on how to order school meals on the Select system. Meals can be ordered up to 8am on the morning. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vUda3ns0cz8

If your child is unwell we kindly ask that you log onto the system before 8am and cancel the meal, regardless of whether you pay for meals or not. If you pay for meals you will see the credit returned to your account.

Once all orders are placed, a list of children, their meal choices for that day are forwarded to the school catering team. 

Autumn Menu 2024 

Payment

For those children who are eligible for FREE school meals or universal Free school meals, accounts will be credited accordingly. If payment is required, details can be added.

Helpdesk

Packed lunches

Parents can provide a packed lunch for their children if this is the preferred option. Packed lunches are to be in a named lunch box or lunch bag. We kindly ask parents not to provide sweets and fizzy drinks and in the interest of safeguarding children with allergies ask that parents refrain from providing foods that contain nuts or sesame.

Provide your child with enough food to give them enough energy to get through a busy school day, but please do not feel you have to provide more than is necessary. The children are also provided with a healthy snack of a fruit or vegetable item and a drink at school and can access this whenever they wish to have it.

How to Register and Order School Dinners - Aspens Select Parent Letter 

Special Dietary Form - Editable PDF

Information Leaflet about Aspens

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