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Parent view is a new website created by Ofsted to collate parents & carers views of each school. The online facility means that parents can log on at any time and record their views of the school by answering 12 simple questions. These views can be amended at anytime in the future as parents/carers views change.
Parents/carers can also use the website to read the views of other parents of their child’s school or of other schools in the local area. To access Parent View and complete the simple survey click here Would you like to be on the Parent Council?We have spaces in the following classes for a representative:
Sarah's Class Mr Trewern's Class Mr Burditt's Class Mrs Withers' Class Mrs Rose's Class Miss Broadbent's Class Meetings are held termly at 2pm on Friday afternoon. Click here for more information about the Parent Council.
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Sticks & StonesA huge thank you to Firehorse Productions for their performance of their anti-bullying themed production of 'Sticks & Stones' today.
Year 1 Fairytale & Fantasy Day!
Year 3 travel back to the Stone Age! |
School Crossing Patrol Vacancy
As most parents will be aware we have been without a crossing patrol on Earlham Grove for almost 18 months. This has a significant impact on children’s journeys to and from school every day. Due to the lack of a safe supervised crossing point, many parents of older children feel the need to accompany their children to school each morning and collect them each afternoon, instead of allowing them to develop their own independence. Because of this more and more parental cars are trying to get as close as possible to the school entrances causing significant congestion problems in the local area. This is perfectly understandable, but the school is doing everything it can to change this situation.
We have recently met with senior and local North Somerset Councillors Ap Rees, Payne, Tucker and Gibbons. All have been supportive of the school community’s position. It has been agreed that the only viable solution is to recruit a new school crossing patrol each morning and afternoon to ensure children and families can cross safely, rather than installing a zebra crossing or warning lights, …etc. The presence of a person in uniform helps to manage car drivers’ unpredictable or dangerous behaviour.
If any parent, grandparent or local resident is interested in the post, full details are available from the town hall (it is a council post) or come into school and talk to our office staff. It is a very rewarding job for anyone who enjoys children and helping families. Full training will be given and the gratitude of the whole school community would be evident!
We have recently met with senior and local North Somerset Councillors Ap Rees, Payne, Tucker and Gibbons. All have been supportive of the school community’s position. It has been agreed that the only viable solution is to recruit a new school crossing patrol each morning and afternoon to ensure children and families can cross safely, rather than installing a zebra crossing or warning lights, …etc. The presence of a person in uniform helps to manage car drivers’ unpredictable or dangerous behaviour.
If any parent, grandparent or local resident is interested in the post, full details are available from the town hall (it is a council post) or come into school and talk to our office staff. It is a very rewarding job for anyone who enjoys children and helping families. Full training will be given and the gratitude of the whole school community would be evident!
- Don’t use your car unless absolutely necessary
- If absolutely necessary, park well away from the school entrance and avoid all the congestion
- Pedestrians use the narrow road crossing point to cross Earlham Grove safely not other places
- NEVER stop on the yellow zigzags to drop off or collect your child (however briefly)
- NEVER let your child get out of the car onto the roadside, opening doors onto oncoming traffic
- NEVER use the school car park between 8.00 and 4.30 (Please note: 2 families with disabled parents and taxis for unaccompanied children are allowed to do so)
- Don’t park too close to junctions, blocking private driveways, ….etc.
Year 2 Superhero Day!
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£2500Was raised at the Christmas Fayre!Thank you! |
Mega Mathematicians!
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A huge Congratulations to Peter, Marcus, Reuben and Abbie for taking the title of 'Maths Olympiad Winners' recently at Priory School. A huge well done to all of our competitors who represented the school. |
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Thank You!
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We have donated £236.31 to Children in Need and £236.31 to the Poppy Appeal!
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Welcome to our website!
We hope you find everything you are looking for and enjoy our brand new features including a jam-packed
photo gallery filled with lots of photographs from recent events.
There may still be a few pages that need updating but please bear with us, these will be changed as soon as possible.
We hope you find everything you are looking for and enjoy our brand new features including a jam-packed
photo gallery filled with lots of photographs from recent events.
There may still be a few pages that need updating but please bear with us, these will be changed as soon as possible.
We hope the website will:
Families should remember to:
At Ashcombe we like to think of ourselves as a very big family and the quality of any school depends upon the relationships within it.
We hope our association with your family will be a long and happy one for the benefit of your children.
If you have any concerns about any aspect of school life or about your child away from school, please come and talk to a staff member about your concerns.
We will always endeavour to keep the website as up-to-date and current as possible in the coming months. If you have any suggestions for improving it, please let us know by clicking here.
Happy surfing!
- Provide lots of up-to-date information for our current families.
- Give prospective new parents a small insight into our school community.
Families should remember to:
- Catch up on all of our newsletters here.
- Check the year group pages for an up to date look at what your child is currently learning.
At Ashcombe we like to think of ourselves as a very big family and the quality of any school depends upon the relationships within it.
We hope our association with your family will be a long and happy one for the benefit of your children.
If you have any concerns about any aspect of school life or about your child away from school, please come and talk to a staff member about your concerns.
We will always endeavour to keep the website as up-to-date and current as possible in the coming months. If you have any suggestions for improving it, please let us know by clicking here.
Happy surfing!
Peter Turner
Headteacher
Headteacher
