Sheringham Primary School Newsletter
Friday 28th February 2025
Welcome Back
Welcome back to everybody. We’re excited to see the children back in school, ready for a fantastic term of learning and growth.
Dates for Your Diary
Friday 7th March |
Sheringham Celebrates World Book Day |
Wednesday 12th March |
Class Photos |
Wednesday 19th March |
Year 4 Parent Workshop |
Wednesday 19th March |
Shakespeare Festival |
Friday 21st March |
Year 5 Rocksteady Concert (invite only) from 2.45 pm-3.30 pm |
Wednesday 26th March |
Parents’ Evening 3:40-7:30pm - information to be released soon |
Friday 28th March |
Parents’ Evening 2:40-4:30pm - information to be released soon |
Friday 4th April |
School closes for Easter Holiday at 1:30pm |
Tuesday 22nd April |
First day back after Easter Holiday |
World Book Day Friday 7th March
We are excited to celebrate Work Book Day next Friday, 7th March, with a cozy pyjama party! Children are encouraged to wear their favourite pyjamas or comfy clothes that they may wear for bedtime reading, but please ensure they have appropriate footwear for the school day.
Attendance@Sheringham
It has been lovely to see so many children this week! Attendance has been at a record high so a big thank you to everybody for making a big effort to get your children to school every day of the week. If you find this a challenge and would like some help, please do get in touch with our Attendance Officer, Ms Shahzad or speak to one of our learning mentors.
To make communication easier, we have a new email address, attendance@sheringham.lihtrust.uk which you should send medical evidence and medical appointments to, so that absence can be authorised.
Ramadan
With Ramadan approaching we know that there are a number of our older pupils who will want to fast. Please see the attached letter to understand our approach.
Check out what Reception has been up to.
We have enjoyed the sunnier days this week and have spent more time outdoors. Some of the reception children have been digging for worms. We put the worms on the table and observed them wiggle. Did you know worms' bodies are made up of segments and covered in very tiny hairs?