The Icknield Primary School
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Scroll down for information about:
- Child Protection and Safeguarding
- School uniform
- Term dates
- The school day
- School dinner menu
- Breakfast and After School Club run by Premier Education
- Home & School Agreement statement
- Online Safety Information
- Exclusion Periods for Childhood Illnesses
- Useful Links
- Supporting Children with Stress and Anxiety
- Complaints
- Website screencasts
CHILD PROTECTION and SAFEGUARDING
SCHOOL UNIFORM
School uniform plays a key role in promoting pride, self-confidence, and a feeling of belonging within the student body. These factors contribute to students' wellbeing, removing the additional pressures of deciding what to wear and added stress of meeting the expectations of their peers.
Our Uniform
Children should come to school dressed in school uniform as outlined below.
- Grey/black skirt or pinafore
- Grey/black trousers
- White shirts/blouses/polo shirts. Plain white or T-shirts and roll neck tops are also acceptable
- Plain red jumpers or cardigans
- Red sweatshirts or sweatcardis
- Plain grey or black summer shorts or short trousers, Bermuda shorts (cycle shorts are to be worn under skirts).
- Red and white checked, or striped, summer dresses.
- Footwear should be sensible flat shoes or trainers. Shoes or trainers should be plain black and not brightly coloured.
- Long hair, including long fringes, should be tied back with a coil or “ouchless” type hair band.
Children will also need:
- PE kit of plimsolls (needed for apparatus work) white T-shirt and black shorts.
- Games kit of warm tracksuit or something similar to wear when the weather is cold and outdoor trainers.
- For safety reasons, long hair, including long fringes, should be tied back with a coil or “ouchless” type hair band during PE and earrings must be removed.
- All clothes should be clearly labelled with your child’s name.
- Jewellery or make-up may not be worn in school. The only exceptions are watches and plain gold or silver studs for pierced ears.
- Younger children may also require a change of underwear or spare uniform in case of accidents!
Dress Down Days
The school will have dress down days every half-term or so, to raise funds for specific things, such as school trips or to purchase scenery/props for productions or specific charity events. We will let you know in advance which days are to be dress down days.
Please note that non-branded uniform can also be purchased from a retailer of your choice.
THE SCHOOL DAY
8.45 Classroom doors open
8.55 Registration
8.55-10.30 Morning session 1
10.30-10.45 Break
10.45-12.00 Morning session 2
12.00-13.00 Lunch
13.00-14.30 Afternoon session 1
14.30-14.45 Break (EYFS/KS1 Only)
14.45-15.15 Afternoon session 2 (EYFS/KS1)
14.30-15.20 Afternoon session 2 (KS2)
SCHOOL MEAL ORDERING SYSTEM & OUR MENU
All children who wish to receive a meal at school will need to be registered, by their parent/carer on the Innovate Pre-Ordering Website: Innovate School Meal Ordering
Meals MUST be ordered by midnight on the Saturday preceding the following Monday.
After School Club run by Premier Education
The Icknield's after school club is run by Premier Education and is open to all pupils in the school.
Children are collected from their classrooms at the end of the school day and taken to the school hall, where the Premier team provide a healthy snack and a range of indoor and outdoor play activities.
The club is open until 6.00pm Monday to Friday and sessions cost:
Early Session, 3.15pm - 4.30pm, £6.50
Late Session, 4.30pm - 6.00pm, £6.50
Full Session, 3.15pm - 6.00pm, £10.50
To book a place for your child, please click on the link below which will take you directly to the booking page for our school on the Premier website:
Premier Education - The Icknield Primary School
Any questions, please contact the Premier Education office on 01638 751168 or email krayner@premier-education.com
HOME & SCHOOL AGREEMENT
ONLINE SAFETY INFORMATION
An important part of children’s computing education is how to be safe online. We will continue our work in this area in lessons and through talking part in national E-Safety initiatives.
If you need any more information about keeping safe online or reporting issues please see the CEOP website, a great resource to support families and school. Resources can also be found on the NSPCC Website.
EXCLUSION PERIODS FOR CHILDHOOD ILLNESSES
USEFUL LINKS
If you are a parent or carer, we hope you will find the web links below useful:
News and articles surrounding internet safety: http://www.ceop.police.uk/
Great advice to keep children safe whilst using the internet: http://www.thinkuknow.co.uk/
Department for Education: https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/department-for-education
Action for Children supports and speaks for the UK's most vulnerable and neglected children and young people: http://www.actionforchildren.org.uk/