Attendance

We would like to remind all families about our school attendance. Please use this link for more information. 

Please use this link to access our Leave of Absence form.

Do you have a Lucky Plate?

On Tuesday 24 June we will be having a lucky plate day. Every child that orders a school dinner on this day has the chance to win a Grow Goodie Bag!

Sports Day - Monday 16 June 2025

KS2 (Y3-Y6) will take place at 9am. KS1 (Y1&Y2) and FS2 will take place at 1pm. On the day, please make sure that your child comes to school with their PE Kit and a top that represents the colour of their house.

• Wentworth = red
• Hoober = green
• Conisbrough = blue 
• Emley = yellow

Calendar Dates

Please use this link to view our upcoming events.

Ice Packs 

If your child has brought home any ice packs, please return them to school.

Many thanks

Special Dinner Day

Our next Special Dinner Day is on Friday 11 July. Please see the menu below:

WOW Winners

Well done to this week's WOW Winners! Keep up the good work!

Capital of Culture Baton Relay

Well done to our staff and students who took part in the Capital of Culture Baton Relay today. 

 

Emoji Parent Guide

This parent guide explores the modern digital language of emojis, revealing how they can subtly shape young people’s communication - and sometimes conceal deeper concerns.

Emojis aren’t just digital decoration — they’re often used as a coded language that young people use to express identity, humour and emotion. Without context, they can easily be misunderstood by adults, leading to confusion or missed signals. Some emojis may even mask risky behaviours or emotional struggles. This guide helps decode this ever-evolving language, empowering parents and educators to have more open, informed conversations with the children in their care. It also highlights the meaning of some common emojis and offers practical tips for staying clued-in without snooping or suspicion.

AI Parent Guide

This free guide explores the risks and rewards of children using generative AI tools, highlighting dangers such as misinformation, privacy breaches, and reduced critical thinking, while offering essential tips for safe, positive use. The remarkable growth of generative AI tools like ChatGPT has opened up exciting new opportunities for young learners. Used wisely, AI can be a powerful ally in boosting creativity, learning and problem-solving skills. However, without proper guidance, young people may stumble into challenges including inaccurate information, data security risks, and a growing reliance on AI over their own critical thinking. From setting clear usage boundaries to teaching digital hygiene and promoting independent thought, this guide offers parents and educators practical advice on the safe, positive use of AI. With the right understanding and guidance, you can ensure that generative AI becomes a positive influence, rather than a potential pitfall in young people’s digital lives.

Dates for the Diary

• Monday 16 June - KS2 (am) and KS1 + FS2 (pm) - Sports Day
• Tuesday 17 June - Y3 Class Assembly
• Wednesday 18 June - Y2 Class Assembly 
• Thursday 19 June - Y1 Class Assembly 
• Monday 23 June - Rocksteady Concert 
• Thursday 26 June - Summer Fayre 
• Friday 27 June - Y6 Leavers event (pm)
• Monday 30 June - FS1 Sports Day
• Thursday 3 July - Y2 Filey Visit 

External Announcements 

• Teen Life Programme
• First Aid for Parents
• Rotherham Brick Festival 
• Rotherham Brick Festival poster