Message from Mrs Day

It has been a really successful start to the term. There have been lots of changes this half term, but the children have really risen to the challenge and are working really hard. We are really proud of how they are moving around the school, their beautiful handwriting and improvement in writing longer pieces of work. 

We have had a new English scheme where children get to learn about a range of really exciting texts. I am sure they would love to talk to you about what they are. 

This half term we have had children taking part in different competitions such as Gymnastics, and we have been so proud of how the children have represented the school. Some children have also been out on trips which they have really enjoyed and have again shown outstanding behaviour. 

Everyone has been working really hard on their attendance, and it has been great to see improvements in this area. Benjamin and Bethany Bear must be the most well travelled bears and definitely keep the children motivated! Good attendance is so important and with so many exciting things going on, we really don't want the children to miss out.  

Next half term we have lots of exciting things to look forward to, such as our Careers Fair, more trips and some lovely Family Learning Sessions. 

On a personal note I am thrilled to have been appointed Head of School. I have worked at this school for a number of years and am 100% committed to our academy community. I look forward to working with you all and making sure that your child's journey through Clarice Cliff does result in a "Bright Future".

We hope you have a lovely half term and thank you for all of your support. 

Mrs Day. 

Exciting Garden project! 

We are really excited to announce our upcoming garden project. Over Easter, our Polytunnel is being re-covered, and we plan to create a space for the children to plant, grow and harvest fruit, vegetables and plants. We plan to eventually have our own fruit and vegetable stall to sell to the local community. 

If you have any gardening equipment, seeds, pots etc. that aren't needed, we would be happy to take them off your hands to use for our project. 

We are also in the process of turning our little garden area into an eco-friendly sensory garden. We have a small Eco club that will be involved in the creation of the space, and they are very excited. We will be asking for some volunteers to come and help when the weather gets warmer.

If this is something you would like to help with, please get in touch with Mrs Eyden.