| Diary Dates |
| Red Nose Day information |
| World Book Day |
Roblox Concerns
| roblox_concerns.pdf |
| scarlet_fever_parent_carer_letter.pdf |
BBC Bitesize KS1 - Learning resources and support for children ages 5-7.
Update from Barnsley Hospital: Group A Strep – What you need to know
Group A streptococcus (GAS) is a common bacteria. Lots of us carry it in our throats and on our skin and it doesn’t always result in illness. However, GAS does cause a number of infections, some mild and some more serious.
The most serious infections linked to GAS come from invasive group A strep, known as iGAS.
These infections are caused by the bacteria getting into parts of the body where it is not normally found, such as the lungs or bloodstream. In rare cases an iGAS infection can be fatal.
We understand parents and carers are worried about recent reports of cases of Group A Strep in children and young people. Find out more, including common symptoms here.
If you are concerned that your child might have symptoms, contact 111 or your GP Surgery. For general advice about common childhood illnesses, visit the Healthier Together website.
LEARNING LINKS
Parents in Touch - Help your child be successful at school - Early Years, KS1 and KS2.
The Reader Teacher - A list of recommended reads for children of each age group.
BBC Bitesize KS1 - Learning resources and support for children ages 5-7.
BBC Bitesize KS2 - Learning resources and support for children ages 7-11.
The National Literacy Trust - Helping your child to become a better reader.