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Cancelation of School Events & Coronavirus Update

Dear Parents/Carers, Owing to the continued risks associated with the spread of COVID-19 and advised social distancing/non-essential contact, the following events will no longer take place – unless guidance is amended: – Mums in School (Friday 20th March) – Sharing…

Statutory Inspection of Anglican and Methodist Schools (SIAMS) Report – March 2020

We are very pleased to inform you that our recent Statutory Inspection of Anglican and Methodist Schools (SIAMS) graded our school as ‘Good’ in all areas of its provision as a Church school. The revised SIAMS Evaluation Schedule, introduced in…

Hand Washing and Coronavirus Advice

As you will be aware, we are encouraging the children to wash their hands more often and for longer periods of time whilst they are at school (please see the attached poster for more information). Coronavirus advice for educational settings poster…

Sport Relief – Friday 13th March 2020

Sport Relief 2020 is fast approaching and we would like everyone at Elvington Church of England Primary School to participate by wearing their sports kit, for the entire day, on Friday 13th March. We look forward to seeing children in…

Church School Inspection Notification

Dear parents/carers please see the attached document informing you of our SIAMS Inspection: Church School Inspection Notification

World Book Day Update

Click here to download the letter as a .pdf

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Home School Values – Hope

Our special value this half term is Hope.

It would be wonderful to see a large proportion of the children taking part in the home-school challenge.

You can explore this value at home using this resource: Hope

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Woodlands Adventure Trip

Outdoor Ted aims to introduce primary school children to learning in an outdoor environment with activities designed to improve children’s team building and problem solving skills while having fun in a safe outdoor environment.

Each class will be visiting the Skylark Outdoor Centre during March, and a letter has been sent to families with details of this fantastic trip. Click here to download the letter as a .pdf