Education Noticeboard

Welcome to the Education Noticeboard. A round-up of news, guidance and key updates for education settings.

Included in this update:

Director Update

Dear Colleagues,

We have reached the end of term and it has once again been a term like no other! Back in September we were anticipating a challenge, but recognise there has been a need for an extraordinary effort to ‘keep the show on the road’. Our personal thanks to everyone who works in our early years settings, schools and post 16 provision. To our leaders, you have been truly exceptional, although we know you will say you’re only as good as your team. Everyone should and must feel proud of their achievements.

Below is a short video of thanks, please do watch and listen to what our children say about you. Telford and Wrekin are very lucky to have you all and we are proud to work in continued partnership with truly dedicated colleagues.

As we head into the Christmas holidays it is time now to rest and enjoy sometime away (and get your booster if you haven’t already! – see below for further details). We wish you all well and look forward to seeing you in the New Year.

Very best wishes

Jo and Simon

Jo Britton
Executive Director Children’s Services

Simon Wellman
Director: Education and Skills

£11m expansion of Holy Trinity Academy in Priorslee approved

A £11m proposal to expand Holy Trinity Academy in Priorslee and increase school provision, has been approved by Telford and Wrekin Council’s planning committee today, 16 December 2021.

The agreed budget allocation of £11m will allow for the development of both the school and its sporting facilities which will benefit the wider community while providing a further 300 new school places for children in the area.

Councillor Shirley Reynolds, Cabinet Member for Children, Young People, Education and Lifelong Learning said: “We are pleased this school expansion has been approved it has been is a very carefully considered proposal where safeguarding and pupil provision have been balanced with ensuring the quality of life for residents is maintained in terms of sporting and educational provision.

“We’re sure the improved sports provision including new floodlit 3G football pitches for evening and weekend use and changing facilities will be a huge benefit to the community with large informal areas of public space still available for use.

Holy Trinity Academy head teacher Angus Neal: “This development represents an exciting milestone for the school and the community.

“The new facilities will bring real improvements to the quality of education available to all present and future students while welcoming more sports clubs and individual users to use the venue during weekends and evenings in a safe environment.

“The project is the culmination of extensive consultation and aims to balance the growing demand for extra provision, safeguarding needs and also serving the recreational needs of the community.”

Working in partnership with the school, and diocese, the council approved a plan including the following enhancements:

An additional 300 places for local children within the ward of Priorslee and those that border it including those children who will move into the area as part of the planned housing developments within the schools vicinity;
15 classroom extensions, (nine general and six science classrooms)
Improvements/increase in dining provision
Improved community provision of two enclosed grass football pitches and a 3G floodlit multi-use pitch.
Public changing facilities for those using the 3G multi-use pitch

School will continue to run as normal during the expansion phase with disruption to pupils and the surrounding residents kept to a minimum.

The plans are available here and Wilmot Dixon have been appointed as the principal contractor.

Now that planning approval has been granted, work is planned to commence in early 2022 and due for completion around the end of 2022.

Telford & Wrekin Youth Climate Summit

Each secondary school in the borough is invited to send 30 pupils to Telford & Wrekin council’s Youth Climate Summit on:

Thursday 24 March 2022
10am-4pm
Venue: Enginuity in Ironbridge

This is the first summit of its kind for the council and only the 4th in the country. Telford & Wrekin are excited to host this event at such an important time in the fight against climate change.

The aims of the youth summit will be to educate, empower and mobilise young people in the local area. Providing key climate change knowledge, realistic actions they can take to mitigate against it, resources and connection to others with the same goals as well as outputs that can contribute to our climate change actions.

The event is being created in collaboration with a group of young people so that the event can be tailored to their ideas and interests, crucially giving them ownership of summit.

The day will include a range of talks, interactive activities, videos and Q&A/ workshop sessions, with an audience of approximately 230 secondary school students, from year 10 to year 13.

If you are interested please send an email to lauren.hands@telford.gov.uk and an informal chat about the event can be arranged.

Halesfield Day Nursery – Christmas Tree Festival

Children and staff from Halesfield Day Nursery were pleased to become involved in the Christmas Tree Festival held at St Andrews Church in Shifnal, this year. The nursery sponsored a Christmas Tree for the event and made lots of beautiful eco-friendly decorations to adorn their tree. The children were very proud of their contribution to the community and loved going to see all of the trees on display.

Helen Childs, nursery manager said “We took a few groups of children to the church- it is such a wonderful learning opportunity for them. We loved meeting up with Reverend Chris and Lay Reader Alan Nash, they are always so welcoming. It was wonderful seeing all the trees put together by our wonderful community was fantastic”.

Children’s Christmas Photo Challenge – ‘My Walk Today’

To encourage families to visit and enjoy our borough’s Local Nature Reserves during the Christmas holidays, Telford & Wrekin Council is running a photography competition called ‘My Walk Today’.

With a special category for under 16s, entrants have to take a photo of their walk in one of the borough’s 17 Local Nature Reserves and send it in to the council for their chance of winning tickets to Telford attractions.

To enter and for full details, please visit Telford & Wrekin Council’s Facebook or Twitter page from 4pm on Friday 17 December 2021, when all of the information will be posted.

Schools are kindly asked to share this message with parents in their end of term newsletters.

More information is available by emailing CorporateCommunications@telford.gov.uk

Daily testing of close contacts for COVID-19 – updated guidance for schools

This is an update from the Department for Education.

Adults who are fully vaccinated and all children and young people aged between 5 to 18 years identified as a close contact of someone with COVID-19, are strongly advised to take a lateral flow device (LFD) test every day for 7 days and continue to attend their setting as normal.

Going forward, adults who are fully vaccinated and all children and young people aged between 5 to 18 years and 6 months identified as a close contact of someone with COVID-19, are strongly advised to take a lateral flow device (LFD) test every day for 7 days and continue to attend their setting as normal, unless they have a positive test result.

We have now updated the schools COVID-19 operational guidance and will shortly update other sector guidance documents to reflect this. Updated frequently asked questions will also available soon on the early years and primary schools document sharing platform, and the secondary schools and colleges document sharing. platform.

Daily testing of close contacts of COVID-19 will help make education and childcare settings safer and help keep children and young people in face-to-face education.

Update on COVID-19 vaccinations

This is an update from the Department for Education.

People aged 18 years and over, and those aged 16 years and over who are at risk (including health and social care workers) will now be offered a booster dose of coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccine.

The new Omicron COVID-19 variant is spreading fast. Anyone who is unvaccinated or who hasn’t had their booster is at even greater risk from COVID-19 and more serious illness. Vaccines are the best way we can protect ourselves and help keep children and young people in face-to-face education.

People aged 18 years and over, and those aged 16 years and over who are at risk will be offered a booster dose of coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccine. Please do encourage those in your settings, including staff, to take up the booster dose.

You can pre-book your booster dose online if it’s been 2 months (61 days) since you had your 2nd dose and you are:

aged 30 and over
aged 16 and over with a health condition that puts you at high risk from COVID-19
a frontline health or social care worker

16 and 17 year olds can get two doses of the COVID vaccine. They can book an appointment through the national booking service and walk in centres are available.

The Health and Social Care Secretary announced on Monday 29 November 2021 that young people aged 12 to 15 in England will be offered a second dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine, following advice from JCVI. Parents of children aged 12-15 that have not yet had their first vaccine can book their child’s first vaccination slot over the winter break via the national booking system.

Schools are asked, where possible, to direct parents to the out-of-school route as they break up for the winter holidays. In some cases, parents will be able to get their booster at the same time as their child getting their first vaccine.

Information on vaccination for 12 to 15 year olds can be found in the COVID-19 vaccine for children aged 12 to 15 guidance.

Further information on the coronavirus booster vaccination and booking a vaccination can be found on NHS.UK.

An information leaflet on what to expect after vaccination is available to download or order.

Update on the delivery of the 12 to 15 COVID-19 vaccination programme

This is an update from the Department for Education.

Young people aged 12 to 15 in England will now be offered a second dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine at a minimum of 12 weeks from the first dose.

Young people aged 12 to 15 in England will be offered a second dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine at a minimum of 12 weeks from the first dose, following advice from the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI).

NHS England have now confirmed that, as with first doses, healthy school-aged children aged 12 to 15 will be able to receive their COVID-19 vaccination in their school next term, as well as having the option to receive the vaccine out of school, such as through vaccination centres. These offers will run in parallel.

Vaccination for this group will continue to be deployed primarily by the school age immunisation service (SAIS). In school vaccination will begin from Monday 10 January 2022 and all schools should have received at least one visit before February half-term. We expect most schools to require multiple visits so vaccines can be administered to all consenting pupils. SAIS teams will be in touch with schools from the start of next term to discuss what is best for their circumstances

For some very small schools, on-site vaccination may not be appropriate but alternative arrangements will be put in place to ensure timely, accessible, and equitable vaccination for these children.

More information for schools on the vaccination programme and how second dose delivery will work, including information on consent gathering, will be published by the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) shortly.

We are grateful to schools for their ongoing support with the rollout of the 12 to 15 vaccination programme. Vaccinating young people is increasingly important for keeping them, their friends, family members and teachers safe as we approach the Christmas holidays.

Over the Christmas holidays, parents can already book first vaccinations for their child, if aged 12 or over, through the NHS booking system. Second doses will be available for eligible children by Monday 20 December.

Further information on vaccination for 12 to 15 year olds is available on the NHS website.

Delivery of face coverings to support contingency stock

This is an update from the Department for Education.

Most staff, pupils, and students already have access to face coverings but it is recommended that all settings have a small contingency stock of face coverings available if an individual has forgotten or damaged their own. To support this, the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) will deliver face coverings to settings. This will be a similar number to those delivered to settings in March 2021.

Secondary schools should expect to receive a delivery before the end of term, while deliveries for early years, primary and FE settings will happen in January. These face coverings are being provided by DHSC at no cost to your setting.

For any queries or complaints relating to deliveries or missing items, please contact the DHSC PPE helpline (provided by UNIPART) on 0800 8766802, identifying yourself as an education setting. Alternatively, you can email dfeppequeries@unipart.com and your query will be handled by the helpline team. For any questions on Department for Education (DfE) face covering policy, please refer to the DfE guidance or call the DfE (COVID-19) helpline on 0800 046 8687.

Home COVID-19 test kits for January 2022

This is an update from the Department for Education.

Home COVID-19 test kits, to enable your workforce, pupils and students to continue testing at home during the spring term, continue to be available through the online ordering system.

Asymptomatic twice weekly at-home testing, using Lateral Flow Devices (LFDs), will continue in the new year, to help reduce transmission of COVID-19 and identify cases early. We strongly encourage staff, pupils and students (in year 7 and above) to continue regular LFD testing and to report their results.

You will be able to continue to order test kits to enable your workforce, pupils and students to continue testing at home during the spring term through the online ordering system. If you need additional test kits for your staff, pupils or students to test on return in the first week of January 2022, please place an order before you break up for the Christmas holidays.

Any orders placed between Thursday 9 December 2021 and 5pm on Tuesday 28 December 2021 will be delivered in the week commencing 3 January 2022. When placing your order, please be clear, when completing the delivery instructions, that your order is required for testing during the first week of January 2022 and confirm the date that your setting reopens.

Orders for test kits required after the first week of January 2022 and throughout the spring term should be placed when you return in January 2022. The usual ordering and delivery pattern will resume from Wednesday 5 January 2022, so any orders placed by 5pm on a Tuesday will be delivered during the following week.

There will be no deliveries scheduled during week commencing 20 December 2021 or week commencing 27 December 2021.

Further information can be found on the document sharing platform for secondary schools and colleges or the document sharing platform for primary schools and early years settings.

Order devices through the ‘Get Help With Technology’ service before Christmas

This is an update from the Department for Education.

Information on the ‘Get Help With Technology’ service, including how to view your allocation or place an order.

All organisations with an allocation of laptops and tablets were invited to order additional devices in November. To view your allocation and place an order, please sign in to the Get Help With Technology service.

If you have not yet ordered, we encourage you to do so as soon as possible as we will not attempt deliveries between Friday 17 December 2021 and Tuesday 4 January 2022.

Please note, we cannot guarantee that preferred device types will be available when you order so you may wish to choose an alternative device type if you need them urgently.

You have a maximum of 10 working days from the delivery date recorded on your proof of delivery note to report to us that a device is faulty or ‘dead on arrival’. If you are ordering at the end of term, please ensure that somebody will be available to check the devices within 10 working days of delivery.

For further information about how to order, read how to order DfE laptops and tablets.

Get your COVID-19 booster

Due to the rapid spread of the Omicron variant, it is more important than ever to get your booster vaccination:

Walk-in local vaccination clinics
No appointment is needed.
If you are aged 18 and over and had your second dose 3 months (91 days) ago, you can go to a local walk-in clinic to get your booster. All vaccines will be given on a first come, first served basis. Clinics may close early if all allocated vaccines have been used.

COVID-19 Vaccination Walk-in and Pop-up Clinics

Book your booster appointment
If you're aged 30 and over and had your second dose 2 months (61 days) ago, you can book your booster vaccination
You will be offered appointment dates from 3 months (91 days) after the date of your second dose. From Wednesday 15 December, all people aged 18 to 29 years old will be eligible to book a booster dose.

Book an Appointment

Vaccination clinics may be busy, and you may have to queue. Please be patient as the vaccination team are working as fast as they can.

Thank you for helping to keep our borough safe!

Happy Healthy & Active Holiday Winter Programme is now underway

As you may be aware, the Happy Healthy & Active Holiday (HHAH) Winter Programme is underway and we would like to ask for your help in reminding eligible children/families who are in receipt of income-based FSM to register and book onto the activities so that they can benefit from the scheme. I know you are extremely busy during these times but if you are able to remind some families of this additional support over the winter holidays before the break up for Christmas that would be really appreciated.

We have two helpful video tutorials on the front page of the website to guide people step-by-step in registering and booking to make it as easy as possible for them.

Secondly, if you are aware of any children who do not meet the eligibility criteria but feel that they would benefit from participating in the holiday clubs, we do have some flexibility with the criteria that allow a new 15% cohort to attend. Please read the attached information about this and follow the instructions if you identify children that can meet this 15% cohort.

For more information about the Happy Healthy & Active Holiday Winter Programme visit the website:

Happy Healthy & Active Holidays

Any queries can be sent via email to HolidayActivityHub@telford.gov.uk.

NEET Newsletter: December 2021

The latest newsletter update on NEET information for the Borough of Telford & Wrekin.

Download: NEET Newsletter: December 2021

Egress Phishing Email Alert

A member has reported receipt of phishing emails sent via the secure messaging service Egress.

The National Anti-Fraud Network have provided information on phishing emails sent via the secure messaging service Egress. Please keep an eye out for this and use the contact details below if you come across an instance of this fraud.

It is believed that the email addresses of six schools have been hacked, which has enabled fraudsters to send phishing emails to five other schools.

The fact that the messages appear to have been sent by a secure system has allowed the fraudsters to target several schools. Egress have confirmed the fraudsters have used an old style Egress switch logo in their message.

Egress are aware of similar phishing attacks and advise users to “hover your cursor over the link to see the site you are being taken to. If it is a legitimate Egress email the link will take you to https://reader.egress.com/ with a unique code on the end”.

If you would like to report any instances of the above information being used in similar fraud attempts please email them to intel@nafn.gov.uk and the details will be forwarded to the relevant teams.

Egress phishing email alert - 10 December 2021

Verbal Intervention Training

Verbal intervention training will be offered as a bespoke course for schools who wish to have large numbers of staff trained. The schools who need a smaller number of staff trained, will be offered training centrally.

All CPI (Crisis Prevention Intervention) Management of Actual or Potential Aggression (MAPA) courses have now been re-badged (by CPI) as Safety Intervention Training. In addition, as from January 2022, de-escalation training will now be known as CPI Verbal Intervention Training.

Verbal intervention training will be offered as a bespoke course for schools who wish to have large numbers of staff trained.
Full details are available to download.

Safety Intervention Training & pricing information from January 2022

However, in recognition of schools who only need a smaller number of staff trained, we will also offering verbal intervention training centrally. We are just waiting for the courses to be made ‘live’ on Ollie, but they have now been added to the CPD booklet and you can request places in the usual way by completing and returning a CPD booking form and returning it to cpdschoolimprovement@telford.gov.uk

Centrally run verbal intervention training will consist of pre-requisite online modules, culminating in a 2.5 hour webinar with the course tutor. The webinars will run each month, either as a morning session (BSAT 213) or as a twilight (BSAT 214). Schools need to book a place (or places) on the webinar and then the course tutor will send delegates a link to the online learning element about 10 days before the webinar.

Webinar dates are scheduled as follows:

Thursday 20 January 2022
Thursday 10 February 2022
Thursday 24 March 2022
Thursday 26 May 2022
Thursday 16 June 2022
Thursday 14 July 2022

Course code: BSAT 213 - 9am to 11.30am

Course code: BSAT 214 - 3pm to 5.30pm

Course Content

This course will provide you with the skills to build an effective culture of safety within your school, focusing on Verbal Interventions to add to your behaviour management systems and practice. It is designed to help professionals in any setting provide the best Care, Welfare, Safety and Security of individuals presenting a range of behaviours. The principles of trauma-informed care are also highlighted throughout the course.

The focus of the course is to build the knowledge and skills which will enable you to recognise and manage potentially escalating situations you may encounter in your school. As you manage these behaviours you will begin to establish a common philosophy and culture of safety and consistency for your organisation.

Note: This course consists of pre-requisite online modules culminating in a 2.5 hour webinar. The course tutor will send delegates a link to the online learning approximately 10 days prior to the date of the webinar. The online learning must be completed in advance of this session.

Cost per delegate: Telford & Wrekin Local Authority Schools & Academies: £100 (non Telford & Wrekin schools: £120)

For bookings please send an email to cpdschoolimprovement@telford.gov.uk

CPD courses for school staff, senior leaders and governors

CPD courses to the end of January 2022

We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your patience, cooperation and enthusiastic participation in our courses during the Autumn Term 2021 and we wish you a thoroughly well deserved, enjoyable, relaxing and safe Christmas and New Year break.

The 2021-2022 CPD Booklet is available on the Telford Education Services site and we very much look forward to receiving your bookings for the Spring and Summer Terms 2022.

Course bookings with a course code are made by sending a completed CPD booking form via email to cpdschoolimprovement@telford.gov.uk.

Other courses and briefings without a course code are usually booked by sending your email address name and school name to cpdschoolimprovement@telford.gov.uk.

Raising Awareness of Child Protection (SG 108)	Wednesday, January 05, 2022	3.30pm to 5pm
Induction Training for New Governors (GO 502)	Wednesday, January 12, 2022	9.30am to 3.30pm
Promoting Cultural Diversity and Equality of Opportunity in EYFS (CPD 606)	Thursday, January 13, 2022	1pm to 3pm
Safety Intervention Refresher Training (formerly MAPA Refresher) (BSAT 212)	Thursday, January 13, 2022	9am to 11.30am
The Essential Induction Event for Newly Qualified Teachers (CPD 521)	Thursday, January 13, 2022	4pm to 5.30pm
Teaching and delivering Outstanding EAL provision for New to English pupils and Advanced Bilingual learners in Primary Schools (CPD 712)	Monday, January 17, 2022	3.45pm to 6pm
Child Protection Supervision (SG 203)	Tuesday, January 18, 2022	9.30am to 12.30pm
EYFS: Areas of Learning and Development Session 1: Personal, Social and Emotional Development (EY 308)	Tuesday, January 18, 2022	1pm to 2.30pm
EYFS: Areas of Learning and Development Session 1: Personal, Social and Emotional Development (EY 309)	Tuesday, January 18, 2022	4pm to 5.30pm
Recently Qualified Teacher Development Programme (CPD 507)	Tuesday, January 18, 2022	4pm to 5.30pm
Teaching Children with SEND: Meeting the Needs. Session 3: Provision Map Writing (LSAT 508)	Wednesday, January 19, 2022	4pm to 5.30pm
Designated Safeguarding Leads Refresher (SG 107)	Wednesday, January 19, 2022	9.15am to 3.15pm
The Strategic Role of Governors (GO 601)	Wednesday, January 19, 2022	4pm to 6pm
Developing a Communication Friendly Environment in the EYFS (EY 307)	Wednesday, January 19, 2022	9.15am to 12noon
Verbal Intervention Training (formerly MAPA de-escalation training) (BSAT 213) NEW	Thursday, January 20, 2022	9am to 11.30am
Absence Management of Employees (book via HR)	Thursday, January 20, 2022	3pm to 5.30pm
Verbal Intervention Training (formerly MAPA de-escalation training) (BSAT 214) NEW	Thursday, January 20, 2022	3pm to 5.30pm
Promoting Oral Health in the EYFS (EY 310)	Thursday, January 20, 2022	4pm to 5.30pm
Early Career Teacher Network (CPD 720)	Thursday, January 20, 2022	4pm to 5pm
Online Safety – a Safeguarding Responsibility (CPD 609)	Tuesday, January 25, 2022	4pm to 5.30pm
ECT Induction Tutor - initial training (CPD 520)	Tuesday, January 25, 2022	4pm to 5.30pm
Designated Teacher for Children in Care Network Meeting (Post 16 ) book through the Virtual School Team	Tuesday, January 25, 2022	4pm to 5pm
Weaving Literacy and Mathematical Development into a Broad EYFS Curriculum - Part 1 (EY 304)	Tuesday, January 25, 2022	1.15pm to 4pm
Newly Appointed Designated Safeguarding Leads' Training (2 days) - part 1 (SG 102) Face to Face	Wednesday, January 26, 2022	9.15am to 4pm
Teaching and delivering Outstanding EAL provision for New to English pupils and Advanced Bilingual learners in Secondary Schools (CPD 711)	Wednesday, January 26, 2022	3.45pm to 6pm
Child Development: Supporting self-regulation development and positive behaviour outcomes with children in the EYFS (EY 313)	Wednesday, January 26, 2022	9.15am to 12noon
Developing the Behaviour Policy (PSS 103)	Wednesday, January 26, 2022	4pm to 5.30pm
Newly Appointed Designated Safeguarding Leads' Training (2 days) - part 2 (SG 102) Face to Face	Thursday, January 27, 2022	9.15am to 4pm
Safety Intervention Training (formerly MAPA training) - Part 1 (BSAT 201) Face to Face - FULL	Thursday, January 27, 2022	8.30am to 4pm
Taking the Chair - part 1 (GO 504)	Thursday, January 27, 2022	4.30pm to 6.30pm
Belonging Conference – TBC	Friday, January 28, 2022	TBC

Christmas holiday activities for 2021

Telford & Wrekin Leisure have launched their 2021 Christmas holiday activities brochure.

Keep the kids busy and active this Christmas holiday – Telford & Wrekin Council Leisure have just launched their Christmas Holiday Activity Program. It features festive themed fun at Telford Ice Rink, including Kids for £1 activities and much more. With so many fun activities right on your doorstep (in COVID-19 safe environments) you won’t know where to start.

View the full programme online

Holocaust Memorial Day New Resources

Thursday 27 January 2022 is an annual commemoration of those who lost their lives in the Holocaust and subsequent genocides such as Cambodia, Darfur and Bosnia. New resources are now available to support your school.

Holocaust Memorial Day is an annual commemoration of those who lost their lives in the Holocaust and subsequent genocides such as Cambodia, Darfur and Bosnia.

Taking place on Thursday 27 January 2022, this year’s theme is ‘One Day’.

Holocaust memorial day - one day

The Holocaust Memorial Day Trust have produced a range of educational materials to support your school. There are materials suitable for a range of ages and topics.

Days to Remember is one of the many resource packs to support learning. It contains six worksheets that introduce teachers and students to six different genocides through a key date, the experiences of one person, and the story of one artefact.

Days to Remember Resource Pack

The Holocaust Memorial Day Trust has amazing resources to support you to bring greater insight and understanding of genocide, its root causes and how every one of us can prevent these atrocities from happening again.

We will be developing our activities for the commemoration, look out for more information in the New Year on how your school can be involved.

For additional information please send an email to cpt@telford.gov.uk

News from Priorslee Academy

The pupils at Priorslee Academy have been very active in the Community throughout December, and there is more still to come!

They have raised money for Telford’s Women’s Refuge and are donating a cot and other items to support families over Christmas.

The School Choir visited the new Care Home in Priorslee to welcome the new residents to the area. The residents were delighted by their lovely singing.

A Santa Dash took place on Friday 10 December 2021, all the children at the school took part in the event, whilst wearing festive clothes!

On Thursday 16 December 2021 an outdoor Carol Service will take place. This will be conducted by St Peters Church, on the School Car Park, 6.30pm - 7.30pm.

Change to admission arrangements for Priorslee Academy

Priorslee Academy are looking to extend the catchment area to allow all children the opportunity to attend.

The consultation period, to consider the Priorslee Academy school admission policy, is now open. Extending the catchment area to allow all children the opportunity to attend the Academy is being considered. All stakeholders are invited to express their views about this proposal. The consultation will run until Monday 24 January 2022.

More information is available to download.

This entry was posted by Marianne on Wednesday, 15 December 2021.

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