Latest News from Long Row Primary School

• Jubilee Celebration

  Fri 27 May 2022

  Thank you to everyone who attended our Jubilee celebration this afternoon. We're sure you will agree that everyone had a fabulous time! 

  

• Spring Fair

  Fri 27 May 2022

  A wonderful time was had by all at yesterdays Spring fair. A huge thank you to our PTA, all Volunteers and staff for their hard work to make the event happen. It was great to see so many of you and your extended family.

   

  We are still awaiting the final balance but well over £2,000.00 has been raised for the school/PTA! Thank you all so much for your generosity!

  

• Getting celebration ready

  Fri 27 May 2022

  Long Row getting celebration ready! 

  

• Key Stage 2 pupils and the Poet- trees

  Tue 24 May 2022

  As part of our 'Create' term, all of the Key Stage 2 pupils have enjoyed visiting the Poet- trees in St. Peter's churchyard. Having read the poems, the children completed a quiz. 

  

• Summer Fair - Open Mic

  Fri 13 May 2022

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  Thursday 26th May. 3.15— 6pm Long Row PTA want to put together an amazing Spring Fair this year. We thought it would be a great opportunity to showcase all the fantastic talent of the children, parents and teachers at Long Row School. If you have a song, a poem, a speech, a dance, a musical instrument a short play or anything creative at all you would like to share, then please get in touch and book a slot! The theme of the Fair is the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee if you wanted inspiration, however, you can perform anything of your choice. Slots will be a maximum of 10 mins.

   

  Email slot requests to: ptalongrowbelper@gmail.com

• Jubilee Big Lunch Party - Friday 27th May 2022

  Tue 10 May 2022

  Please keep an eye out for more details on the school app....

  Long Row Jubilee Big Lunch Party!

  

• Y3 Jubilee Fleet Arts Project

  Mon 09 May 2022

  Last week we welcomed the Fleet Arts into school to work on the Jubilation School Art Exhibition. 

  Here are a few pictures from the day. 

   

  The stamps are now ready, and will be installed in No 28 on the Market Place from the 14^th May until the 5^th June. The art work will be available to be viewed at various events at No 28, such as  the Saturday Market,  and the main Fleet Arts Jubilee event for ALL to participate in, on the 3^rd June. 

  

• Forest School Stay and Play

  Thu 05 May 2022

  Year 2 children enjoyed sharing a Forest school session with their parents this week; making dragon dens, drawing with charcoal from the fire pit, making nature art and going on scavenger hunts. Thank you for joining us!

  

• Year 2 Tennis Festival

  Thu 05 May 2022

  Children from Year 2 had a fabulous time at the Tennis Festival last week and have shared their knowledge to the rest of the class during our PE session this week!

  

• Healthy 5-11s Covid vaccine information

  Tue 03 May 2022

  For decades, vaccinations have protected our children and young people from potentially serious diseases, including measles, flu, meningitis and mumps.

  By the time they leave school, a child will typically have been offered vaccinations against 18 different diseases or infections – the COVID-19 vaccine is one more vaccine that children will soon be able to have to protect them from illness.

  We all want to get back to normal – we want our children to go to school, do the things they love and catch up on lost time spent time with family and friends. But COVID-19 is still active and causing some children to miss out on their education and things they enjoy.

  The Government's Joint Committee on Vaccinations and Immunisations recommends that 5-11 year olds be offered the vaccine, which has been approved by the UK’s medicines regulator. The vaccine will reduce the chance of your child becoming unwell from COVID-19 and increase their protection against any future waves. The NHS wants to support families to make an informed choice, and to make things convenient and child-friendly for those who do decide to get it.

  Children aged 5-11 will be offered two paediatric (child) doses of the vaccine, with at least 12 weeks between doses. A paediatric dose is smaller than doses given to those aged 12 and over.

  The COVID-19 vaccine is already making a big difference to help protect us all. The vaccine does not remove the virus, but research and experience in countries around the world shows it can prevent the worst effects of COVID-19 and reduce the risk of infection to your child and those around them.

  The NHS will send parents and guardians information on how to make an appointment for their child to be vaccinated. These appointments will be available from April over the Easter holidays and further slots will become available later.

  You will be able to get your child vaccinated at a site and time convenient for you– at vaccination centres, pharmacies and GPs offering jabs for this age group. You can view these sites and make an appointment through the National Booking Service or by calling 119.

  Some walk-in sites will also be available to vaccinate this age group and older siblings, or other family members, can be vaccinated together at the same time. Simply check the walk-in finder website before attending to make sure they can vaccinate your child.