Coronavirus (Covid-19) information and advice
Following the national lockdown guidance, our school is only open for vulnerable children and the children of critical workers to attend at this time.
Welcome
Clifton with Rawcliffe Primary School is a special place. With a newly designed building created from a vision for teaching and learning that prepares children for the demands of life in the twenty-first century, the children thrive and develop knowledge and skills that they need for the rest of their learning and working lives.
This is a happy school, where staff and children learn together in a calm and creative environment that focuses on the development of the whole child.
It’s time to apply. If your child was born between 1 September 2016 and 31 August 2017, you need to apply for a place for them to start primary school in September 2021. More information is available at:
www.york.gov.uk/PrimaryAdmissions
Starting primary or infant school for the first time – City of York Council
www.york.gov.uk
You should apply for your child to start primary or infant school in September by 15 January in the school year your child turns 4.It has been brought to our attention that people are walking across and skating on the frozen lake. This is incredibly dangerous. I have attached a Winter Water Safety guide from the Royal Lifesaving Society. Please share this information with your family and friends.
www.rlss.org.uk/winter-water-safety
www.rlss.org.uk
In winter, children and pets are particularly at risk when tempted to play on the ice formed on open water, and adults can find themselves at risk in attempting to save them.Thank you to BBC Radio York this morning. We spoke to the fantastic Georgey Spanswick about our school Christmas play. Follow the link and listen in to Mr Craske, Edward and Naomi. Scroll to 8.52
www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/live:bbc_radio_york
Radio York - Listen Live - BBC Sounds
www.bbc.co.uk
Catch up on your favourite BBC radio show from your favourite DJ right here, whenever you like. Listen without limits with BBC Sounds.CwR is supporting the Rawcliffe Community Events Team to fundraise for the York Hospital Children’s Ward. We are looking to raise as much money as possible to provide TVs on trolleys for children that will be in hospital over the Christmas period or beyond.
All of our pupils from Y1-6 will be completing as many skips as they can in one minute on Wednesday 2nd December to fundraise for this great cause. Unfortunately we are unable to accept cash sponsorships at the moment so we are asking you make a donation, however small, using the link below:
gf.me/u/y64p85
Thank you
Childrens skipping challenge, organized by Clair Oliver
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CHILDREN ARE SKIPPING CHRISTMAS BUT ARE NOT CANCELLING IT? Sponsored Skip - 2nd December … Clair Oliver needs your support for Childrens skipping challengeWe are looking for a couple of old stairs gates here at school to use in our winter wonderland. If anyone has one they could donate to school please contact Mrs Wright or the school office. Many thanks
Year 6 Parents. Don't forget to apply for your child's secondary school place no later than October 31st 2020
Thank you to everyone who took part in the Jack Archer Walk to School Week last week. 32 Primary Schools took part in the York area. Our schools average for the week was 61.9%.
The winning schools were:
1st Clifton Green Primary- 89.6%
2nd Archbishop of York Junior- 89.4%
3rd Bishopthorpe Infants- 85.8
Don't forget our Virtual Open Evening is next Tuesday - 13th October. Please share with anyone who you think ay be interested. Thank you📣📣 Virtual Open Evening - Tuesday 13th October 2020 📣📣
We will be having our virtual open evening for parents of children that will be starting nursery or school from September 2021. Please join us via the link below from 7pm - 8pm.
Please share with anyone you think will be interested. Thank you!
us02web.zoom.us/j/87516329505?pwd=UVB1UFNKeTZ3SEhJMURwRFRzTzBNQT09
Meeting ID: 875 1632 9505
Passcode: 056802
Clifton with Rawcliffe Primary School updated their business hours.
Summary of Local Governing Committee meeting for 30th September 2020
After what has been a very turbulent few months for all of us, we had a Video meeting of governors on the 30th September, which allowed us to catch up with what is happening in school right now. In this meeting reports were presented by the Headteacher, the Business Manager (Finance Report) Safeguarding Lead (Safeguarding Policy and Update) and the school SENDCo (SEND Report).
First I want, on behalf of all the Governors, to pay tribute to Mr Herbert and his team for the colossal amount of work they have put in to making sure the school could open this term, be safe, and be a great place for your children to learn. An incredible amount of work has gone into this and I can only tip my hat to all involved. Bravo!
I also want to thank you, the parents, and your children, for showing such great support to the school, and for being so patient, at a very unsettling time for us all. Mr Herbert remarked that not only have the pupils settled in really well - after all this time out and with all the changes to their daily routines, but that they seem to have kept up really well with their learning whilst at home. As well as that attendance has been excellent, at over 97%. So thank you all!
As Governors we have necessarily not been in school and so we are reliant on the information coming from Mr Herbert and all the staff, as well as from you all, as to what happens in school and what it feels like. We were delighted, therefore, to see loads of pictures of the new learning arrangements, and all the pupils - albeit sat in an unusual format - ready to go.
I am personally absolutely thrilled by Mr Herbert's determination to make the curriculum as broad and interesting as possible for your children, with English and Maths woven into the teaching of all subjects, be they sciences or humanities. It isn't always easy to do, and it is a testament to the priority given to the school's Vision and Values that this is the case.
Nearly all of you will not know me and the current situation doesn't help in that regard - I was hoping to see, and meet some of you at, open days, Christmas plays, fairs, as well as day-to-day learning, and who knows? Maybe I will in the not too distant future.
In the meantime, keep well, and know that your children are in a fantastic place to learn, be safe, and enjoy life.
With my best wishes
John Sharpe
Chair of Governors
FS1 parents - Please remember to renew your 30 hour funding code every 3 months. Failure to do this may result in you paying for any sessions you have over 15 hours per week. Many Thanks
Please share 😀📣📣 Virtual Open Evening - Tuesday 13th October 2020 📣📣
We will be having our virtual open evening for parents of children that will be starting nursery or school from September 2021. Please join us via the link below from 7pm - 8pm.
Please share with anyone you think will be interested. Thank you!
us02web.zoom.us/j/87516329505?pwd=UVB1UFNKeTZ3SEhJMURwRFRzTzBNQT09
Meeting ID: 875 1632 9505
Passcode: 056802
📣📣 Virtual Open Evening - Tuesday 13th October 2020 📣📣
We will be having our virtual open evening for parents of children that will be starting nursery or school from September 2021. Please join us via the link below from 7pm - 8pm.
Please share with anyone you think will be interested. Thank you!
us02web.zoom.us/j/87516329505?pwd=UVB1UFNKeTZ3SEhJMURwRFRzTzBNQT09
Meeting ID: 875 1632 9505
Passcode: 056802
How lovely it has been to see all the pupils back in school today 😀
We now have a lovely new post box just inside the main school doors for parents to pass any forms or information to the school office without having to come into the school. The office staff will collect the post in the morning and afternoon.
Please remember we are unable to accept any cash payments at the moment. School meals must be paid for via the online system.
Many Thanks
Admin Staff
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Working together
Clifton with Rawcliffe Primary School is proud to be part of Pathfinder Multi Academy Trust.
