The last two weeks' attendance figures:

Class 1 - 98%

Class 2 - 99%

Class 3 - 97%

Do I need to keep my child off school?

Apologies for the delay in providing access to our new Arbor Parent Portal. This is due to an issue which ERYC IT department are dealing with.

As soon as this is rectified, we will be in touch with further details.

Many thanks for your patience.

We have been notified of some concerns by parents and carers to do with drop-offs and collection. Please take care, especially as the nights draw in and the mornings become darker.

As a school, we are taking part in Road Safety Week later in the term and we are also hoping to invite in some road safety experts to share their advice with the children. Here is some really useful support advice from the charity Brake which you may find helpful.

In addition, we have bought every pupil a reflective tag which they can attach to their coat or bag. We will distribute them as soon as they arrive.

We work hard in school to ensure that every pupil is safe. This includes e-safety.

All pupils receive extensive lessons about how to remain safe online. This is always discussed in age appropriate ways and centres around our Computing resource - Purple Mash.

It is always worth reminding you all that, as a primary school community, we educate children from 4 - 11. If you choose to allow your child to access tv, film or computer game content which is aimed at an older audience, they may choose to share that with us. We have a duty to ensure that children are safe, which includes emotionally. If they talk about the themes they watch and they are aimed at older audience, we will challenge this. It is our duty.

If you would like any support about having these discussions with your child please let us know and we are happy to support you. You may find this link useful. Use Parental Controls to Keep Your Child Safe | NSPCC

Do you drop your child off?

In order to support our very youngest pupils, we would ask that parents/ carers of pupils in Class 1 remain with them until collection from the playground at 8.55am.

Many thanks.

Please find here the term dates for the upcoming academic year 2024/2025.

PLEASE CLICK HERE FOR A COPY OF THE 2024- 2025 TERM DATES

Friday 28th September - Celebration Collective Worship and MacMillan Coffee Morning - 9am - 9.45am

W/c 30th September - Parent and Carer Consultations - times to be confirmed

Friday 25th October - Celebration Collective Worship - 9am - 9.45am

Half-term 28th October - 1st November

Monday 4th November - School re-opens for children

Friday 29th November - Celebration Collective Worship - 9am - 9.45am

Friday 20th December - School breaks up for Christmas

Monday 6th January - Training Day

Tuesday 7th January - School re-opens for children

Friday 31st January - Celebration Collective Worship - 9am - 9.45am

Half-term 17th February - 21st February

Monday 24th February - School re-opens for children

Friday 28th March - Celebration Collective Worship - 9am - 9.45am

Monday 7th April - 21st April - Easter

Tuesday 22nd April - School re-opens for children

Monday 5th May - Bank Holiday

Monday 26th May- 30th May - May half-term

Monday 2nd June - Bank Holiday

Tuesday 3rd June - School re-opens for children

Friday 27th June - Celebration Collective Worship - 9am - 9.45am

Friday 18th July - School breaks up for summer

We are happy to answer any questions you may have about our school.

Email: sledmere@eastriding.gov.uk
Website: http://www.sledmereandwetwangfederation.co.uk/
Location: Main Street, Sledmere. YO25 3XP
Phone: 01377 236267
Twitter: @sledwetfed