Day 51 of the Clockhouse Family

Good evening Clockhouse

Welcome back to you all for the final term of the school year and what a different term it is going to be. Despite all that has been happening, it is still so hard to believe that we are at this point of the year once again.

As we begin to welcome more children back to school, you will notice that my daily communication will change slightly. 

It has been lovely to see Dojo and Google Classrooom busy again today with lots of work and photos coming through. It really is so lovely to see, please keep it coming, staff are still at hand to help you should you need it. I meant what I said in the May Newsletter which was sent out last night - it is hard to keep motivated, we know that and we are with you every step of the way. The children in school have also had a busy day, getting used to some changes we have had to make due to more children returning.

We are very much looking forward to working with many of you virtually throughout the week but also to welcome some of you back to school If you have not seen the virtual tour yet and think this is something that might be useful to you, please follow the link below:

Virtual Tour

We do know that some of this is sad to see but we are lucky that we are ready and have the space. All that we have done is with safety in mind.

Somethings to look out for this week

Whilst we are not together we are still busy planning things to try to keep you occupied! Things to look out for this week include:

• The next Votes for Schools information and vote - about zoos this week
• My weekly Tuesday video message
• Our next special video coming your way tomorrow
• Our next virtual Achievement Assembly - we are busy looking for our Home Learning Heroes for this week already!

Please keep using #ourclockhousefamily with things that we are posting as a further way of keeping in touch. We might not be seeing each other every day but we are still one community who care for each other!

Our community - Our school - A family and a home for everyone!

Stay safe and keep smiling 

Mrs Savidge