Tempest Photography will be in school on Wednesday 8th November 2023 to take individual and sibling photos of all children in school during the school day. If your child has PE/Forest School that day, please send them into school in their school uniforms and bring their PE Kit/Forest School clothes in a named bag ready to change into afterwards.

If you have a younger child at home who does not attend Hartlebury and you would like them to have a picture taken with their siblings, these will be done between 8.00 and 8.30am. After 8.30, we will not be able to do anymore of these pictures.

We are very pleased to announce that Lois and Mandy from AIP caterers have achieved another outstanding 5 star food rating by Environmental Health during their unplanned ‘spot check’ visit on Wednesday 10th May 2023.

Lois and Mandy take a lot of pride in their cooking and presentation, as well as keeping their designated areas clean and safe.

We are very lucky to have such amazing ladies in our kitchen who work very hard providing healthy meals for our children. Well done ladies!

It is with great regret, that, due to the weather and the cancellation of some activities, we must unfortunately postpone today’s Spring Fayre.

This has been a very difficult decision to make and whilst we have explored many different options, we have concluded that it would better to hold the event later in the Summer term.

We’d like to thank all of those on the PTA, all of the stallholders, Hartlebury’s Got Talent finalists and parents and families who have contributed to this event.

We very much hope to see you on the new date, which will be released soon.

Many thanks for your understanding,

Sophie Bartlett

Head of School

We will be excavating what we believe to be the remains of an earthen bastion (cannon emplacement) of Civil War date in the last week of July at Hartlebury Castle.

To find out more, follow the link to our Facebook page, or the CBA link as on the poster.

The Council for British Archaeology festival this year has a theme of Archaeology and Creativity, so if anyone of would like to think of creative contributions, they will be well received!

I would be delighted if the kids wanted to get involved also.

Families in Partnership will be hosting a free workshop on Understanding and supporting your Children’s Sleep with Cerebra. Cerebra is the charity dedicated to helping families with children with brain conditions discover a better life together.

The main focus of the workshop will be on how to:-

• Build on your knowledge and understanding of sleep and what impacts/improves it.
• To increase your skills when addressing issues of settling, night waking, early rising and sleeping alone.
• To improve your confidence to apply information gained to your own situation.

Please join them on 18 July 2023 at 10:00am (until 14:00pm) at Worcester Countryside Centre, Wildwood Drive, West Midlands, England, WR5 2LG.

To reserve your place please sign up at: Cerebra Sleep Workshop Tickets, Tue 18 Jul 2023 at 10:00 Eventbrite.

They will be providing tea/coffee and biscuits/cake, please bring a packed lunch with you or there is an option to purchase food from the Orchard Cafe.

Any questions, please email adminfip@carersworcs.org.uk

2 days to go until the Summer Fayre!

This Friday 1:30pm – 4:30pm

£1 entry per adult to include raffle ticket.

Please remember this is largely a cash only event – food can be paid for by card.

Food will be provided by The Shed – burgers, chicken nuggets and vegetarian/vegan options.

Ice Cream van

Bouncy Castle provided by Dawn Chorus

Beer and Prosecco

Splat the teacher

Face painting

Cakes from All About Cake

Sweets and chocolate from Nightmare Before Chocolate

Dig Hartlebury

Hartlebury’s Got Talent final (3:30pm)

And so much more!

Please aware that parking will not be available at the White Hart on Friday for sports day or the summer fayre. Any cars parked there will be asked to move.

As always, parking at school is for staff only.

Hartlebury Castle have very kindly allowed us to use their drive for parking for both events, however, please ensure you do not block the farmers gate or obstruct the view for anyone wishing to pull out onto the road.

Please be mindful of parking in the village and do not block roads or residents driveways.

Thank you for your co operation

Hartlebury PTA

We can’t wait to see you there!

We’re pleased to be able to provide you with the July/August Families Hereford & Worcester digital magazine.

It contains useful resources and ideas to help keep your children entertained, busy and productive.

You can read the magazine by clicking on the following link: Families Magazine – July/August

Over the last year, Kooth & Qwell have been working closely with your child’s school to promote how both services can be of support to your children, teachers, and very importantly, yourselves.

Kooth.com & Qwell.io are free, safe, and anonymous online mental health services. We are BACP Accredited, with no waitlists and no referrals. We provide online counselling, as well as self- help tools and community support resources. All content across our sites is pre-moderated, ensuring a safe and supportive community.

Kooth & Qwell are available 365 days a year, 24/7 across Worcestershire for 11-18 year old’s, and Qwell for age 19+.

For more information or any questions, you can email parents@kooth.com

Do you have a child starting Pre-School 2023 or Reception Class September 2024? Come and have a look around our fabulous school!

The opening line of our most recent Ofsted reads “There is a lot of joy in this well-led school”.

We would be delighted to show you around our fabulous school.

Please contact the school office and we can you book you in for a guided tour of the school.

01299 250312

office@har.saet.co.uk

Hartlebury Church of England Primary School Open Day

Tuesday 17^th October 2023 from 10.00 until 11.30am

Do you have a child starting Reception Class 2024? Do you require a Pre-School place in our Early Years Unit? Then come along to our Open Day and have a look around our fabulous school.

The opening line of our most recent Ofsted reads: “There is a lot of joy in this well-led school”.

Please contact 01299 250312 or email office@har.saet.co.uk

We would be delighted to book you in and give you a guided tour of our school.

We’re pleased to be able to provide you with the September/October Families Hereford & Worcester digital magazine.

It contains useful resources and ideas to help keep your children entertained, busy and productive.

You can read the magazine by clicking on the following link: Families Magazine – September/October

Home-Start are hosting a swap shop on Friday 27^th October 2023, at St Ambrose parish centre.

This is a free event that all families within the Wyre Forest are welcome to attend.

The aim is for families to bring along any good quality clothes their children have outgrown and swap them for items they need.

Please see the link below to the Facebook event.

Home-Start Swap Shop Facebook Event

We’re pleased to be able to provide you with the March/April 2023 Families Hereford & Worcester digital magazine.

It contains useful resources and ideas to help you and your family through the Autumn Term and to keep your children entertained, busy and productive.

You can read the magazine by clicking on the following link: Families Magazine – March/April

Following the success of our Kidderminster Foodbank Advent Calendar donation last year, this December, we will be holding a reverse advent calendar event.

The even will take place from December 1^st to 18^th (12 school days).

We will be publishing a list of 12 items from which families can choose to donate, should they wish or are able to, for our Christmas Foodbank box.

All donations collected will be taken to Kidderminster Foodbank for distribution to those in our community experiencing food poverty or insecurity this Christmas.

Thank you so much to Shirley and Sue from the Canal and River Trust for coming into school on Monday 22nd January 2024 to talk to the children about how to be safe around water.

Children spent time identifying risks and we discussed how to avoid any potential dangers associated with water.

The assemblies were very informative and we learnt a lot!

We’re pleased to be able to provide you with the January/February Families Hereford & Worcester digital magazine.

It contains useful resources and ideas to help keep your children entertained, busy and productive.

You can read the magazine by clicking on the following link: Families Magazine – January/February

We need a Parent Governor for our Local Governing Board…. Could this be you?

We are looking for someone who is keen to support the work of our school, with a focus on making us the best we can be for the children and families in our community.

A Governor plays a very important role supporting our Christian ethos and distinctiveness.

Please complete the form below by Friday 9th February and we will arrange for you to find out more.

https://forms.gle/twMTmepQPoXVzWY19

An increasing number of measles cases are continuing to be seen across the country. While Worcestershire has one of the best rates for uptake, some children who haven’t had their MMR could be at risk of getting this serious illness.

Two doses of the MMR vaccine are given to make sure we have the best protection from measles. The first dose is given at 12 months of age and the second dose is given at three years and four months, before starting school. For anybody who did not receive the full vaccination course, your own GP will be able to provide a catch-up MMR vaccination.

The MMR vaccine is a safe and effective combined vaccine that protects against three serious illnesses: Measles, Mumps and Rubella. Overall, Worcestershire has an excellent uptake of the MMR vaccine; for 5-year-olds, the county shows as having an uptake of 96.4% (1 dose) and 91.3% (2 doses). The 1 dose figure is joint highest in the West Midlands region and the 2-dose uptake is the outright highest in the region. Having the vaccine protects not only the child but also reduces the spread of the disease. This relies on as many people as possible being vaccinated and is why Public Health experts in the county are keen to continue to encourage all children to be vaccinated.

Measles is a very infectious viral illness that is spread by coughs and sneezes. It usually starts with cold- like symptoms which can include a high temperature, a runny or blocked nose, sneezing, a cough, sore red eyes and a rash. It spreads very quickly to non-immune children and adults who are unvaccinated or have not previously been infected.

NHS Herefordshire and Worcestershire and Public Health are holding pop-up MMR vaccination clinics in these areas. If your child hasn’t had the MMR vaccination just turn up. You can ask for an MMR vaccine which does not contain pork ingredients if you prefer.

Not sure if you or your child have, had it? Just check your red NHS book or ask at your local GP.

The clinics are being hosted in libraries on the following dates:

· Kidderminster Library – 10^th Feb, 9.30am until 4pm  

· Wythall Library – 10^th Feb, 9.30am until 4pm

· Redditch Library – 10^th Feb, 9.30am until 4pm

· Evesham Library – 17^th Feb, 9.30am until 4pm

· Malvern Library – 17^th Feb, 9.30 am until 4pm

· The Hive – 17^th Feb, 9.30 am until 4pm

The pop-up MMR clinic is free, and no appointment is necessary but if you’d prefer an appointment, you can also book ahead by calling 01527 390030.

If anyone has symptoms of measles, please stay at home and phone your GP or NHS 111 for advice. Do not go to GP surgeries or A & E departments so the illness isn’t spread to others.

For more information on measles and the MMR vaccine please visit: Measles – NHS (www.nhs.uk)

An exciting new children’s story festival is happening in Bewdley, Worcestershire on Saturday 13th April 2024.

‘Step into Stories’ with Bewdley Festival, is a one-day event which aims to bring a host of fantastic authors, poets and storytellers to venues in our town, to celebrate all that is amazing about the world of children’s stories. We have a wonderful line-up of award-winning authors, including MG Leonard who is taking over a special story telling carriage on one of the Severn Valley Railway steam trains from Kidderminster to Bewdley! See www.stepintostories.org.uk for our full line up for the day.

As you may already know, Bewdley Festival is a non-profit making, registered charity, which organises arts and cultural events each year which benefit our local community.

Mindful of the cost of living challenges facing so many families, we are really grateful for the support from our sponsors Edshed and The Elmley Foundation, which has enabled us to keep our ticket prices low and offer some of the author events for free. The library events with KS1 poet Attie Lime and picture book author Giles Trigg and the Rhyme Time session are free to attend, as well as the story telling sessions at Bewdley Museum (all we ask is that anyone wanting to attend those sessions book their places online so that we can keep an eye on numbers).

What else is happening on April 13th?

• There will also be a free story trail with the first 100 children to complete it getting a goodie bag.

• We would love to see everyone leave the festival with a book that is new to them, so we are organising The Big Bewdley Book Swap. Children can bring a good quality book to St George’s Hall anytime from the 25th of March to the day of the festival at 11:30am and receive a book swap token. These can then be exchanged at our Bewdley Book Swap Shop on April 13th between 2pm – 4pm.

We are very excited about our new festival and we hope you are too!

Thank you in advance for helping to support us in our first year of what we hope will become an annual highlight on the calendar and grow to be a festival that can also support local schools.

Congratulations to everyone in Leapgate.

You are the first half of the Spring Term’s House Point Winners with a total of 925.

Keep up the good work!

We’re pleased to be able to provide you with the March/April Families Hereford & Worcester digital magazine.

It contains useful resources and ideas to help keep your children entertained, busy and productive.

You can read the magazine by clicking on the following link: Families Magazine – March/April

Well done to Year 6 who have finished their SATs this morning.

We are so proud of all of the children for their hard work and determination.

Year 6 are celebrating with cakes from Magnoliasbarn.

Thank you to Mrs Grinnall for bringing them in for the children to enjoy.

With the Summer Term now in full swing, we are looking forward to some good weather, continuing our outdoor learning on our fabulous field and in Forest School.

The children will be making full use of these facilities, making dens, exploring our adventure equipment and enjoying lots of sporting activities.

Consequently, here are a few reminders:

• Covering legs and arms for Forest School Please consider the clothes your children wear for Forest School; there are nettles and brambles in this area so covered arms and legs are advised. Class teachers will inform parents if children have a slot booked in Forest school this term.

• Sunhats and Sun Cream Please send your child into school with sun cream already applied and a sun hat or cap when it is appropriate for the weather.

• Water Bottles Please ensure your child always has a water bottle in school. They will be allowed water to drink whenever they require it during the school day. We ask that the children limit their intake of sugary drinks and request they have sugar free squash at lunch and break times only.

Win £1,000 for your school’s library

Help your school #rebuildthelibrary, plus win a £100 National Book Token for yourself!

Five lucky schools from across the UK and Ireland will each win £1,000, with one overall winner also receiving £500 to upgrade their library space.

Nominate a school to win one of our big prizes and encourage reading for pleasure all year round.

Follow this link to nominate our school –

https://www.nationalbooktokens.com/schools-prize?utm_medium=email&utm_source=nbt&utm_campaign=20240625-schools&utm_content=schools-prize

Look at these FABULOUS cakes our Kitchen staff made for the children on Sports Day.

They looked and tasted AMAZING and the children loved them.

Good luck to England in the Euros 2024 semi-final this evening! We wonder if the kitchen will make some celebratory cakes if we get through to the final!

The children have come into school wearing red, white and blue or their sports kits, to show their support and bring good luck for the team.

Come on England! Bring it Home!

We are very excited to announce that Season Tickets for the 2022/23 Basketball Season are now on sale! For the first time ever, a Worcester Wolves Season Ticket will grant you entry to not one, but all three of our teams! #ThreeTeamOneClubOneTicket

This means you can watch all 27 home games and you get all Cup and Play Off games included at no additional charge!

2022/23 Season Tickets can be purchased at the following prices, in person from the University of Worcester Arena of from the Worcester Wolves website. (fees apply)

Adult – £84

Child (U18) – £36

Student – £24

Secure your Worcester Wolves Season Ticket and save up to 45% against single game tickets!

Season Tickets can be collected from the Arena from the September 23rd.

For more information on Season Tickets and the Game Night Experience, please email worcesterwolves@worc.ac.uk

We would like to share with you some resources that will support children who are feeling worried or anxious about the current crisis in Ukraine.

Newsround http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsround/60554258 – this is a short video which gives a child friendly overview of the current situation. Newsround is updated regularly, so look out for supporting videos.

Newsround http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsround/13865002 – this is a short video on how best to support children who are worried about items in the news in general.

Donations

This week Mrs Branagh-Wall will be taking donations to a donation centre in Smethwick specifically for those on the Ukraine/Polish border, where things are desperately needed. If you would like to donate items from the list below, please bring these into the school office by Thursday 10th March 2022.

Foil survival blankets

Toys

Nappies

Sanitary Products

Crayons

Towels

First Aid Kits

Sleeping bags

Metal cups

Thermal clothing

Hairbrushes

Shampoo

Toothbrushes

Children’s clothes

Any toiletries

Thank you for all of your support during this difficult time.

Kind regards

Mrs Bartlett

Head of School

We are holding a whole school ‘Dress Down Day’ on Friday 6th May 2022, in exchange for Tombola donations for our Spring Fayre.

All children can come to school dressed in home clothes in exchange for Chocolate or Sweets that we can use as raffle prizes for our Tombola.

Please see the list below for your child’s donation requirement. All donation’s are to be handed in to the class teacher.

Early Years Unit, Year 1 and Year 2 – Chocolate

Year 3, Year 4, Year 5 and Year 6 – Sweets

Any donations would be gratefully received.

Since January 2022 there has been an increase in the number of children with acute (sudden onset) hepatitis of unknown cause in the UK. Most of these children are aged under 10 years.

The UK Health Security Agency is working with the NHS and public health colleagues across the UK to find the cause as soon as possible.

Public Health England have shared a new leaflet explaining the current situation and what to look out for.

Please click on the link below for further details.

Increase in acute hepatitis (liver inflammation) cases in children

Please click on the link below to see a poster for Stourport-on-Severn Town Council’s – The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Beacon Trail.

Stourport-on-Severn Town Council’s – The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Beacon Trail

The Trail went live on Saturday 30th April and runs for 5 weeks until Sunday 12th June 2022. Seven local businesses around the Town are displaying vinyl characters. Each business has a QR Code for players to scan and collect.

These seven magical characters are on a day trip from Buckingham Palace. Visitors will join Sir Barnaby Beacon on the trail as he visits his friends and will be able to see the characters in augmented reality (AR), decide what happens next in the story and even win a free digital fun pack at the end. Not only that, but each of the characters will tell visitors about a decade in the Queen’s historic seventy-year reign.

To start the trail, visitors will need to go to www.jubileebeacontrail.com to see the trail map. They will then need to scan the unique QR codes with a smartphone, learn more of the story and can take a selfie with the character in AR. When all have been found, a free digital fun pack can be downloaded.

The whole school will be spending this week focusing on the history of the 7 decades that Queen Elizabeth II has been on the throne.

We will end this very special week with a decade themed dress up day and a street party! We will also be learning decade songs, so listen out for 50s,60s,70s,80s,90s, 20s and songs from 2010s!!

But we need your help and contributions!! I have indicated on the table below which decade your child’s class will be focusing on and, therefore which era they need to theme their Friday dress ups on!

We are also asking for contributions of food to make our party go with a ‘zing!’

We will supply memento badges (well…the PTA are!), choc ices and the red, white and blue party table ware and decorations and all the drinks; if you could help with the food. All items need to be wrapped and ideally individually wrapped, where possible.

Thank you in advance.

We’re pleased to be able to provide you with the July/August Families Hereford & Worcester digital magazine.

It contains useful resources and ideas to help you and your family through the Summer Term and to keep your children entertained, busy and productive.

You can read the magazine by clicking HERE

Our Jubilee books have arrived! Each family will receive a Queen’s Jubilee book, families with more than 3 children at our school will receive 2 books.

Families may request another copy on a ‘first come; first served’ basis. Once they are gone, they are gone!

Please contact Miss Gledhill if you would like more than 1 book per family.

The Ultimate Girl Power Show

Sat 23rd July – 2pm & 6pm

Swan Theatre

The Ultimate Girl Power Concert is coming to Worcester with not 1, not 2 but 3 of the UKs number 1 tributes to Ariana Grande, Little Mix and The Spice Girls. We’ve combined three multiple award-winning tribute shows, fresh from their 2019 UK Tours and mixed them together to create The Ultimate Girl Power Concert! That’s right, we’ve created a brand new concert-style experience that the whole family can enjoy.

https://worcestertheatres.co.uk/whats-on/the-ultimate-girl-power-concert

Story Bike

Sat 23rd, Sun 24th & Sat 30th July – various times

Royal Porcelain Works

FREE

Come and get involved at the Royal Porcelain Works. At various times throughout the days of the weekend, let your imagination ride free on the magical Story Bike! There is no need to book, just come down and have some fun at this free vent!

On Saturday 30th July, meet one of our Youth Tutors, Aaron, with the Story Bike for a free hour-long taster-session for our Swan Youth Theatre!

https://worcestertheatres.co.uk/whats-on/story-bike

The Story Knights

Sat 23rd & Sun 24th July – 12pm

Swan Theatre

FREE

Kevin and Seraphim are The Story Knights, the knights who tell stories.

SATURDAY: Max & Luchia session aimed at 7-11 years

Join us as we enter the world of imagination, a world filled with castles, giants, spirits, vampires and a talking forest. To enter the game, all you need to do is to use the power of your own, fantastic imagination.

SUNDAY: The Objectors session aimed at 12-16 years

Together with the audience, we will focus on the future and begin with our own, dystopian vision of life, 20 years from now.

https://worcestertheatres.co.uk/whats-on/the-story-knights

Spontaneous Potter KIDZ

Sun 24th July – 2pm

Swan Theatre

Grab your wands, don your house robes, and apparate yourselves to the box office!

A very magical improv show awaits…

The smash hit Spontaneous Potter is an entirely improvised Harry Potter comedy play, based on an audience suggestion of a fanfiction title. Hilarity ensues as an entirely new Potter adventure is magically improvised on the spot – with live musical accompaniment!

https://worcestertheatres.co.uk/whats-on/spontaneous-potter-kidz

Fireman Sam

Tue 26th July – 10:30am & 1pm

Swan Theatre

When all of his friends go away, Norman Price decides to find adventure in Pontypandy and become the star of a visiting circus. But with a tiger on the loose and faulty lights, the adventure soon turns to danger. Can Fireman Sam come to the rescue and save the circus?

Join Sam, Penny, Elvis, Station Officer Steele and Norman in an all singing, dancing, action-packed show. You can become a fire-fighter cadet and then watch the magic of the circus.

So, come along to Pontypandy and watch the adventures unfold!

https://worcestertheatres.co.uk/whats-on/fireman-sam-live

Please see Term Dates for the next Academic Year 2022-2023

Tomorrow, Wednesday 21st September 2022, Dr Bike will be at school offering FREE bike servicing for pupils, parents, family and staff!

Simply drop your bike(s) at school in the morning, on Playground 3, fill out the booking form, and pick it up at the end of the school day!

Please see the picture opposite for more information.

If you will be bringing your bike(s) along please let us know as we only have a few more spaces remain.

Asthma is the most common long-term medical condition affecting children and young people. 1 in 11 children are affected by the condition which if poorly managed can impact on every aspect of their lives. Asthma is one of the top three causes of emergency admission to hospital and every year children die because of asthma.

The #AskAboutAsthma campaign is about making simple changes to children and young people’s asthma care that will make a big difference to how asthma impacts their lives.

The #AskAboutAsthma campaign encourages children and young people, their families, and those involved in their care, to ensure four simple and effective measures to help them control their asthma:

Get an asthma action plan in place

A written asthma action plan drawn up between a clinician and patient means people are four times less likely to have to attend hospital for their asthma.

Understand how to use inhalers correctly

Poor inhaler technique means patients don’t get the full benefit of their asthma medication.

Schedule an asthma review – every year and after every attack

An annual review by an appropriately trained clinician ensures effective management of the condition. An asthma review after every attack helps to work out what went wrong and reduce the chance of recurrence.

Consider air pollution and its impact on lung health

Every asthma conversation should consider the impact of outdoor and indoor air pollution on children and young people’s asthma.

Please help to share this message so that children, young people and their Parents/Carers feel informed and supported to #AskAboutAsthma.

Visit the #AskAboutAsthma 2022 webpage for more information.

Flu Nasal Vaccinations are taking place in school on Wednesday 9th November 2022.

It is really important that all parents complete the E-Consent form that has been sent via Arbor. Even if you decline the vaccine, the consent form still needs to be completed. This will ensure that the child does NOT get vaccinated, and we do not have to continuously chase for consent forms.

Tempest Photography will be in school on Tuesday 27th September 2022 to take individual and sibling photos of all children in school during the school day.

If you have a younger child at home and would like them to have a picture taken with their siblings, these will be done between 8.00 and 8.30am. After 8.30, we will not be able to do anymore of these pictures.

Hartlebury Castle have got a fun season of events coming up this winter season for the whole family to enjoy.

Witches & Wizards School
Tuesday 25^th – Friday 28^th October 2022
11am – 4pm

Calling all witches and wizards, you are invited to Hartlebury Castle Witches and Wizards School! Dress in your favourite spooky costume, create magical crafts including a magic wand, and cast spells in the Great Hall. 

Plus: Leave the mess at the Castle and carve your own pumpkin to take home!
Whole site entry tickets required + additional charges for crafts & pumpkin carving.

A December to Remember

Join in the merrymaking at Hartlebury Castle with the whole family! There are lots of exciting events coming up including chances to meet Santa either in his grotto with just the family, or with others for a morning of sing-a-long fun. Listen to the sounds of Christmas with Worcestershire Winds as they perform music from Frozen, The Polar Express, Home Alone and a narrated performance of The Snowman. Enjoy the traditional tale of Scrooge in A Christmas Carol presented by Quantum Theatre in this family friendly adaptation (suitable for age 7yrs+).

Find full details and costs about Hartlebury Castle’s exciting events at www.hartleburycastle.com/events

12-month access with an annual pass!

With great events throughout the year, hands on exhibitions and an adventure playground, visit as many times as you like throughout the year and save money with an annual pass! Prices start from £55 for a family pass. Find out more on Hartlebury Castle’s website – www.hartleburycastle.com.

We are very excited to be holding an Open Day to show off our fabulous school.

Please find attached a leaflet promoting our Open Day.

Tuesday 8th November 2022 from 9.30am – 10.30am.

Please share this leaflet far and wide and help to promote our Hartlebury community. This can also be shared through our social media Facebook page

https://www.facebook.com/hartleburyceprimary

We are delighted to be hosting a Curriculum Evening next week and we hope that you will join us. In addition to a presentation on behaviour, all teachers will be available on this evening and will each give 15-minute presentations of their curriculum area.

Please complete the form below to advise if you are able to attend and which workshops you would like to join.

https://forms.gle/TRh1a5UA5mHbPjeq8

There will be a range of different subjects to attend during this event. It is hoped that this will provide families with an overview of different curriculum areas in the school. This will also offer something additional to our other communication about the things your children learn during their time here.

We really hope you will be able to attend. Doors open at 5.30pm with a presentation on behaviour at 5.45pm, followed by workshops from 6.00pm.

Please click on the link below to view our Early Help Offer.

Early Help Offer

There are lots of services and information available for you within our Early Help Offer. Please do come and talk to us if you need any advice, guidance or support. We are always happy to help.

Please may we also draw your attention to our new school Vision. This informs all of our actions and is at the heart of our ethos here at Hartlebury.

We’re pleased to be able to provide you with the January/February 2023 Families Hereford & Worcester digital magazine.

It contains useful resources and ideas to help you and your family through the Autumn Term and to keep your children entertained, busy and productive.

You can read the magazine by clicking on the following link: Families Magazine – January/February

Please see the link below for the Raring2go! Stourbridge and Kidderminster Winter 2023 magazine.

https://magazines.raring2go.co.uk/kidderminsterandstourbridge/winter2023/