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Ingol Community
Primary SchoolI’m delighted to welcome you to our website, which will provide you with the latest news from Ingol Community Primary School. You will also find essential information about our school, and through the site, we hope that you will gain an insight as to the experiences that we can offer your child. Paper copies of policies and any other relevant information can be obtained via the school office (free of charge).
Wishing all of our families and friends a wonderful Christmas and prosperous New Year
Don't forget to tune in to the Christmas special of Winter on the Farm tonight at 9pm on Channel 5. Our Y3 children will be making a special appearance
Our choir singing for the residents at Dovedale Court
Christmas parties in full swing with DJ Danny
Some of our Choir went to visit the residents at Banksfield Nursing Home to spread Christmas cheer. Thank you for their treats
Final Forest School session of the year included Christmas crafts, hammock building and campfire treats
Newsletter 11th December
We are so excited to watch some of our Y3 children featuring on the Christmas special of Winter on the Farm, Channel 5! Please tune in and watch them shine like the stars they are
It's such an important life skill and school can't always provide the amount of lessons needed to be a competent swimmer. Please take advantage of this opportunity if you can
If you are applying for a school place for your child to start in September, please do this quickly. We only have 30 places and LCC decide on who they admit, our school has no input on this. Please don't miss the deadline as your chance of being given a place will be in jeapordy. All the information you need to apply is below.
Due to the weather, football club is cancelled tonight. It will start up again in January.
We had a visit from Julie and David with their Guide Dog Criton. In keeping with our topic 'People Who Help Us' it was amazing to learn about the animals that help us too! Criton supports Julie who is hard of hearing and partially blind. As a young dog, it was fascinating to find out about the rigorous training Criton will go through before he is fully qualified. Since he hasn't yet earned his stripes, he is only allowed to be touched by Julie so that he knows his purpose is to support her. As difficult as it was not to give him a stroke, we were very impressed with this!
Newsletter 4th December