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Following the positive feedback from our Screen Free day last Friday for Mental Health week, we have decided that we will have a Screen Free afternoon every Friday until all the children return to school.  The children are currently doing all their learning through screens - we are aware this is not how many of them would normally learn and would generally spend less time on technology during a day. We would still like the children to share any of the activities from their screen free afternoon with their class teacher via Teams.

Please find the link with suggestions of things you could do but the afternoon is really over to you as a family. Give yourselves some time to be together, maybe play or read your favourite book, play a board game, go for a walk or even build a den in the garden.

'Express Yourself' on Wednesday and 'Screen Free' day on Friday

We are pleased to announce the launch of a mobile and tablet app, which you can now download for free from the iOS and Google Play App Stores.