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 Letter From Our Head of School

What an extremely busy half term we have had! All classes are busy working on their latest topics and I have seen lots of great learning going on.
I have seen Reception children writing about Dinosaurs footprints and children in year 1 were busy writing letters which they then took and posted in the local post box.

Read more: Head of School February 2016

Playing Our Part On Safer Internet Day

 Letter from our Head of School

Happy New Year to you all!

Children and staff alike have come back to school refreshed and ready for the challenges of a new term. It was lovely to see all the smiling faces of the children in our first assembly on Monday afternoon. I talked about our theme for this half term which is Optimism, the O from our PROUD values. I used four lit candles to demonstrate how ‘hope’ is an important part of being optimistic. Ask your child if they can remember why the candle of hope is so important.

As we prepare for some potentially cold and snowy weather can I remind you that any school closures will be reported on local radio stations like Radio Suffolk the Partnership website and also on our school website.

Read more: Head of School letter Jan 10th 2016

Letter from Chair of the CPAT Board

Please see below a letter sent home today from the Chair of the Castle Partnership Academy Trust and the Castle Manor Academy Local Governing Body. This letter was sent home with students today.
Letter from Chair of CPAT Board

 The Giving Tree 

Dear Mrs Vosper,

Thank you for collecting so may presents and thank you for helping us. With your help we have managed to raise over 250 presents. This is a great achievement for Maddie and I. Womens Aid came and collected them before half term and we filled up the van that they brought. Womens Aid were very grateful and so are we. Without your help we couldn't of done what we did.  We hope you have a good term.

Yours sincerely,

Rosie Ward and Maddie Hegarty

Draft Admissions and Appeals Policy 

Our Admissions and Appeals policy has just been reviewed for September 2017 admissions. This policy sets out how our academies deal with over subscription, allocations and appeals. We are required by law to consult on this policy each time it is reviewed. We are now holding a consultation for this policy until 31st January 2016. A draft version of the policy can be viewed below and we would welcome any feedback by the end of the consultation on 31st January 2016. If you would like to send your feedback please email Stephen Watts, Partnership Director: Families & Community.

Draft Admissions and Appeals Policy