Keep up to date with all the latest news happening in school at the moment.

• Street Zone

  Mon 14 Sep 2026 S Lawton

  Please see the leaflet from Walsall Council for information on the recent Street Zone around our school

  Walsall Council's Street Zone Leaflet

  Please see their website for more detailed information

  Walsall Council Street Zone Information

• Important Information required

  Tue 08 Sep 2026 S Lawton

  Your child will be coming home with a very important letter today which will require information from both the 1st & 2nd contacts. Please provide the required information by Friday 11 September. 
  Thank you

• Menu's from w.c 31.8.26

  Mon 07 Sep 2026 S Lawton

  Please see the menu's and menu dates as well links to allergen matrix and carb information as provided by Shires Catering

  Menu & Menu Dates

  https://www.shireservices.co.uk/catering/allergensintolerances/primary-school-recipe-allergen-matrix/

  https://www.shireservices.co.uk/catering/allergensintolerances/primary-school-recipe-carb-info/

   

   

• Strep A

  Fri 04 Sep 2026 S Lawton

  We have a child who has been diagnosed with Strep A, below is some information from Gov.uk

   

  Important Health Notice: Strep A and School Attendance

  Dear Parents and Carers,

  Please review the following guidance regarding Group A Strep (Strep A) and scarlet fever to help keep our school community safe and healthy.

  School Attendance Rules

  • When to stay home: If your child is diagnosed with scarlet fever or a Strep A infection, they must not attend school or nursery.
  • When to return: Children can return to school 24 hours after starting their proper antibiotic treatment, as long as they feel well enough.
  • Healthy children: If your child does not have symptoms and feels well, they should continue to attend school as normal.

  Key Symptoms to Watch For

  • A sore throat
  • A high temperature (fever)
  • A headache
  • A fine, pinkish-red body rash that feels rough like sandpaper

  Prevention and Next Steps

  • Seek medical advice: Contact your GP or NHS 111 immediately if you suspect your child has a Strep A infection. Early antibiotic treatment is important.
  • Hand hygiene: Encourage your child to wash their hands regularly with soap and water for at least 20 seconds.
  • Catch it, Bin it, Kill it: Remind children to cover their coughs and sneezes with a tissue, throw the tissue away immediately, and wash their hands.

  Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our pupils safe.