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Caring, sharing & learning together

Sharing, caring & learning together.  

Allergy Aware: We work together to ensure every child feels safe, included and supported, whatever their allergy or dietary need.

Nut-Free School. The safety and wellbeing of our pupils is our highest priority. To help protect children and adults with nut allergies, our school operates as a nut-free school. We ask all pupils, parents, carers, staff and visitors not to bring nuts or products containing nuts onto the school premises, including in packed lunches, snacks and food brought in for special occasions. We appreciate everyone’s cooperation in helping us maintain a safe and inclusive environment for all members of our school community.

Transitions

We recognise the importance of making a smooth transition to nursery & from nursery to primary school and actively work with children, parents and other schools to do this.

We ensure that concerns are listened to and addressed, appropriate support is given and that information is shared so that supportive strategies can be continued and appropriate provision and planning made when the child begins at their new school. This may include:

• Pre nursery visits

• Discussions with parents

• Discussions with children

• Using key worker and parental observations of the child

• Supportive strategies and tangible aids for the child (e.g. photo book)

• Sharing information with the receiving school

• Transition planning meeting with all involved

• Seeking advice from other supportive agencies

• School staff visiting the child in the nursery

• Additional visits to the receiving school

• Supportive advice for parents