School is currently closed for most pupils.
From Wednesday 6th January 2021 school will be open for children of keyworkers or those considered vulnerable only.
Please only send your child into school if you cannot have them at home, therefore for keyworkers only when you are working.
As of 6th January 2021, all keyworker places have been assigned to those parents who have proved their status, and places are not up for review until Friday 15th January at the earliest.
In the light of national virus rate increases it is unlikely that there will be any change in spaces then and we will currently continue to only accept children when keyworkers are actually in work and no other care is available.
Reviews of spaces will then be regularly undertaken every Friday.
Your child’s teacher will be in contact regarding remote learning provision as soon as possible.
click here for Letter to Parents and Carers regarding Cheswardine School Closure January 2021
School is currently closed for most pupils. Tuesday 5th January 2021, is a PD Day and no pupils are expected to attend.
A PD day later in the year will be cancelled.
From Wednesday 6th January 2021 school will be open for children of keyworkers or those considered vulnerable only.
Please contact school tomorrow to confirm your place if your child is in this category.
Your child’s teacher will be in contact regarding remote learning provision as soon as possible.
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Federation Contingency Plan for Parents
Our School procedures from September 2020 are below. All parents/carers are asked to read this important document. Thank you.
Cheswardine Procedures for Opening in September 2020
Click here for Department for Education information for parents and carers about early years providers, schools and colleges in the autumn term 2020
See our latest messages to all our pupils and parents on our Parents’ News tab
Reach for the Stars!
Cheswardine Primary and Nursery School is a unique school and a unique learning experience. We bring together the strength of our traditions and the vitality of our vision to create an environment that inspires individual achievement.
Whatever their age, each new child will be given a warm welcome and encouraged to be fully involved in the life of the school.
In September 2019 Ofsted visited our school and stated:
“· Pupils’ progress is good and improving in English, Mathematics and Science.
· Pupils enjoy school
· The support for pupils with SEND is very effective across the school.
· The teaching of early reading is effective.
· Pupils’ good behaviour allows learning to happen.”
