Weekly Bulletin 09.10.2026
Please see below information.
Whole School Weekly Bulletin 09.10.2026
Upcoming dates:
12.10.26 Rabbits class to the Brick & Tile Museum about Bridgwater
14.10.26 Seals class to the Brick & Tile Museum for Victorian Children at Work
15.10.26 Year 6 Imperial War Museum Trip
15.10.26 Year 5 Class Assembly at 2:30pm
Whole School:
There are children with severe nut allergies in our school. We ask that you do not send any nuts or products containing nuts in lunchboxes or snacks. This includes items such as peanuts, peanut butter, mixed nuts, and products that contain nuts as an ingredient. All staff have recently been trained in anaphylaxis and allergy training in compliance with Benedict’s law.
KS1 Autumn Reading Challenge - Week 4 Results!
A huge congratulations to Foxes Class, who are this week's Reading Challenge winners with an outstanding 109 reads, giving them an impressive average of 4.36 reads per pupil. What a fantastic achievement. Well done, Foxes!
Closely behind in second place, Hedgehogs Class recorded an incredible 121 reads – their best total yet – with an average of 4.32 reads per pupil. What a brilliant effort!
In third place, Otters Class achieved 101 reads, with an excellent average of 4.20 reads per pupil.
Last, but certainly not least, Rabbits Class completed 75 reads, with an average of 2.67 reads per pupil.
Across KS1, children completed an amazing 406 reads this week. We are so proud of all our readers for their enthusiasm and commitment to reading. Keep up the fantastic work everyone!
As Snuggles wasn't taken home on Friday by Aidan, he will be taking it home this weekend. Foxes Class will then have Snuggles from Monday until Thursday next week.
October’s Sticky Questions…
Year 1: Would you rather be a tame rabbit or a wild rabbit?
Year 2: When should grown ups trust children as much as children trust grown ups?
Year 3: If you swapped brains with your teacher, where would you be?
Year 4: Why do we do the right thing when nobody is watching?
Year 5: What community is the most important to you?
Year 6: What are the most important things you cannot see?
Important notes for year groups:
Year 3
This is a reminder that Year 3's final swimming session will take place on Monday 12th October. Please ensure your child comes to school with their swimming kit and towel. We hope the children have enjoyed their swimming lessons.
Safeguarding is everybody’s responsibility.
- If you are concerned about the safety of a child/children, please phone the school office on 01278 422693 and ask to speak to the safeguarding lead.
- If you have a concern outside of school hours, you can contact Somerset Direct on 0300 123 2224 (Daytime) or 0300 123 2327 (Out of Hours) for immediate assistance.
- You can also report concerns to NSPCC on 0808 800 5000.
- To support us in safeguarding your children, please make sure that we have at least two up-to-date contact telephone numbers.
- https://ineqe.com/ is a great website which contains safeguarding information for parents, including E-Safety.
For term dates and more upcoming events, visit the calendar on our website