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Welcome to Burton End Primary Academy

We are very proud of the improvements we have made as a school since becoming an academy in November 2014. We have recently embarked on the next stage of our journey as an academy by becoming part of the Samuel Ward Academy Trust and are now working closely with other academies within the trust. Our aim is to provide children with a curriculum that enthuses them and provides them with the knowledge and skills they need to be successful in today’s society.

I am delighted that the PROUD principles of being professional, resilient, optimistic, understanding and driven that Burton End pupils and staff work to exhibit, link so well with the Samuel Ward Academy Trust core values of responsibility, resilience, courage, wisdom, respect, justice, compassion, hope and integrity.

The academy grounds are extensive and include two separate playgrounds, a large sports field, a wild-life pond, a large climbing frame, fruit trees and a woodland area. The building itself consists of 14 large spacious classrooms, two halls, a dedicated computing suite, various small group teaching spaces and a well- stocked library.

We warmly invite you to come and visit us here at Burton End to see our school and meet our delightful children.

 

 

 
Published on Friday, 25 May 2018

  GDPR Pupil Privacy Notice

Dear Parents and Carers,

Privacy notice for pupils

The law about how organisations hold and use information about people is changing, in the first major update to data protection laws in 30 years. The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a piece of EU-wide legislation which will apply to all organisations – including schools – from May 25, 2018 and will continue to apply even after the UK leaves the European Union.

One of the most important changes is a new requirement for organisations to clearly communicate how information they hold about you is used, the reason they hold it, and your rights. These are set out in what is called a ‘privacy notice’.

The Trust’s privacy notice for pupils can be found in policies on the school’s website. It explains what information we hold, why we hold it, what we do with it, and in what circumstances we share it with other people and organisations.

We haven’t changed the information we hold, and you do not need to do anything in response – but in line with the new laws we wanted to make sure you are fully aware of how we use information about you.

If you have any questions about our privacy notice or would like to request a copy, you can email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or get in touch with the school office.

 

Published on Tuesday, 15 May 2018

Anxiety Workshop

 

A well supported event was run by Jayne Boyns, Primary Mental Health Worker, and we hope this information will be helpful for those who were unable to attend.

Published on Thursday, 10 May 2018

 

 Parent Survey

Last chance.....

We have had over 110 responses so far to our parental engagement survey, which closes at 12pm today. If you would still like to share your views, please click the link below.

Please click this link to complete the survey.

 

Thank you very much to all of the parents who have contributed so far. Your views and suggestions are vital to our improvement.

 

Many Thanks, 

 

Mrs Welch

 

Published on Tuesday, 17 April 2018

 School Forms Link With Town Care Home

 

YOPEY has set up a partnership between the school and The Meadows care home in Brybank Road, Haverhill. The plan is for the pupils to visit the care home residents in mini-bus size groups as regularly as possible. The Meadows manager, Helen Selby, said The Meadows, not all of whose residents have dementia, was looking forward to the visits by the Burton End pupils as “most of our residents appear to become happier and brighter around children”.

 

Published on Thursday, 22 February 2018

Published on Wednesday, 21 February 2018

Walking Home System Years 4-6

Dear Parents,

Thank you for your support for our new walking home system. As expected there were some minor teething issues.

If you would like your child to meet you on the bottom playground, please let the office know this. We understand this may not mean they can leave the premises but will mean they can be released by the teacher to meet you inside the school grounds.

The children's safety is paramount and the new system allows us to account for all children and their whereabouts at the end of the day. We would like to work with you on this, so any feedback as to how we could improve, will be gratefully received.

Thanks again for your co-operation.

Mrs Welch

Assistant Head KS2

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