We’re pleased to let you know that we will be starting to run clubs on Monday 12th January.

The deadline for responses is 12 noon Monday 15th December. 

https://www.smartsurvey.co.uk/s/ClubsSpring2026/

Christmas Assembly – Friday 19th December 2025

St Pauls Church

If you have agreed with your child's teacher to help please stay at school at drop off.  Those that walk with the children are welcome to join the celebration.

What a fabulous occasion this was! The children were very brave and performed all of their songs brilliantly in front of a packed hall full of their parents and carers. All of the Nursery and Preschool staff were extremely proud of all of the children.

A huge thank you to all of our children’s adults for supporting this event and being there to watch and encourage your children. I’m sure you were as proud of them as we were.

We finished our event with a Stay and Play where the children and their adults could explore both inside and outside our classrooms – luckily the weather was on our side. This seemed to be thoroughly enjoyed by both the children and their grown ups.

WELL DONE to all of our Nursery and Preschool children – YOU ARE AMAZING!

We would like to extend a huge thank you to the staff and volunteers who have helped with the Christmas Fair today.

We hope to provide you with an update next week.

Pharmacy First enables community pharmacists to assess, treat and, where clinically appropriate, prescribe prescription-only medicines for seven common health conditions, without the need to visit a GP. All pharmacies in Gloucestershire provide this service.

Most of the seven conditions are likely to be common amongst school-age children. Using the Pharmacy First service will be more convenient and quicker than making an appointment at a GP surgery.

The seven health conditions and age ranges are:

• Sinusitis (aged 12 and over)
• Sore throat (aged 5 and over)
• Shingles (aged 18 and over)
• Earache (children aged 1 to 17)
• Impetigo (aged 1 and over)
• Infected insect bite (aged 1 and over)
• Urinary tract infection (women aged 16 to 64)

People can get treatment for these conditions by walking into a pharmacy, via a formal electronic referral from their GP surgery or via NHS111. All pharmacies have private consultation rooms so that concerns can be discussed in confidence. 

If the pharmacist is unable to treat the illness, they will recommend the most appropriate alternative services. 

Community pharmacy teams are highly skilled, qualified healthcare professionals and experts in medicines.