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On behalf of all of the staff and
governors welcome to The
children at Milton
Road Primary is a very highly regarded school and we are extremely proud of
its many achievements, which include an “Ofsted Outstanding”
rating as one of the country’s best performing schools. The school has
many gifted and talented children and it also has a great diversity of
nationalities and cultures which enrich the experience of everyone. The
school thrives on creativity, in the breadth of the curriculum, in its music
and performances, and in the wide variety of clubs and other activities that
go on before and after school and during lunchtimes. Lunchtimes have become a
particular feature at the school with superb, healthy food provided by ZEST
(our award winning caterers) and exciting playtimes supported by
play–leaders and Teaching Assistants to encourage the children to keep
active and to make great use of the courtyard as well as the outside areas. The
school also benefits from having very supportive parents. There is an active
PTA that organises many events throughout the year which raise lots of money
to support the school in so many ways. Many parents also provide volunteer
help in classes. Once
again I would like to thank all of the staff at the school for their hard
work and achievements and I look forward to yet another successful and
rewarding year. Ian
Lewin Chair
of Governors Please note that any reference to parents throughout the
brochure includes carers
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want all our children to:
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want all staff to:
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want all parents to:
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want governors to:
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want the wider community to:
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This
popular school is located within walking distance of the historic and
cultural centre of
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Applications
for Foundation Stage places in September 2009 should be made by Friday 5th
December 2008. Full details of how to apply will be available in the Autumn
Term 2008. In
the event of oversubscription, the following criteria will be used to
determine priority for places: •
Children who are Looked After, have a statement of special educational need
which names the school or for whom this is the only school that can meet
their long-term medical needs. •
Children living in the catchment area with a sibling at the school at the
time of admission. •
Children living in the catchment area. •
Children living outside the catchment area who have a sibling at the school
at the time of admission. •
Children living outside the catchment area who have been unable to gain a
place at their catchment area school because of oversubscription. •
Children who live outside the catchment area, but nearest the school as
measured by a straight line. The
LA Contact Officer for Starting
School It is county policy
to admit all children to school in September of the school year in which they
will be five, and, by law, all children must start school at the beginning of
the term after their fifth birthday. The school aims to make the transition
into the school setting as smooth as possible. Transferring
to Secondary School The partner
school for Milton Road Primary is School
Organisation The
number of pupils on roll for September 2008 will be 467. Pupils are organised
into 15 classes by year group in Key Stages as follows (class numbers in
brackets):
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School Term and
School Calendar – (Click to
see the detailed school calendar here) The
school day
The bell rings at
08:55 for children to line up and follow their class teacher into school. The
playground is supervised from 08:40 so children should not arrive before this
time. For security reasons, pod doors are locked as soon as children have
been brought into school, so please make sure your child arrives in good time
for the bell. Any child arriving late, for any reason, must enter through the
main entrance and report for school at the reception desk. All pupils take a 15
minute mid-morning break and Reception and Key Stage 1 also have a mid
afternoon break. Reception, Key Stage
1 and younger Key Stage 2 children should be collected promptly by parents at
the end of the school day. In the interests of safety, it is important to let
the class teacher know of changes to collection arrangements. Office Hours The School Reception
Area is clearly signposted and is open from 08:30-16:00 each day. When calling as
volunteer helpers or visitors to the school, parents should report to
Reception and are expected to sign the Visitors' Book and wear visitor badges
when in school for more than ten minutes. Parents should remember to sign out
when they leave.
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Key
Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 Results Below is a link to a
document showing SATs results for Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2. These documents
are in the Adobe PDF format. You will need to have the Adobe Reader program
installed on your computer to read these documents. You can download this
program free of charge from the Adobe web site. Back
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17/09/08 |
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