Keep up to date with all the latest news in our school.

Please check for further information under Communication to Parents

• Special Menu on Thursday 21st May 2026

  Tue 12 May 2026

  Special Menu on Thursday 21st May 2026

• April Newsletter

  Fri 01 May 2026

   

  April Newsletter

  April Newsletter Sway Version

  Scribble Society April Newsletter

   

• Year 6 SATs Information

  Fri 01 May 2026

  The SATs tests for Year 6 primary pupils will take place over four days, starting on Monday 11th May and ending on Thursday 14th May 2026.

  The SATs Timetable for this week is:

  Monday 11th May	Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar (Paper 1: Grammar/ Punctuation/ Spelling) Spelling, punctuation and grammar (paper 2: Spelling test
  Tuesday 12th May	Reading
  Wednesday 13th May	Maths (Paper 1: Arithmetic) Maths (Paper 2: Reasoning)
  Thursday 14th May	Maths (Paper 3: Reasoning)

   

  SATs Week

  The tests are due to take place in May and it is extremely important that children are not absent during this month.

   

  Supporting your child with preparing for the tests:

  Firstly, a positive attitude goes a long way. Give them as much encouragement and support as you can (but we don’t need to tell you that)!

   

  Tips:

  • Give your child a quiet, distraction free space to complete homework or study.
  • Give your child time to go outside and reduce screen time.
  • Ensure your child is eating and drinking well and getting a good amount of sleep.
  • Plan something nice and fun for the weekends before and after SATs. This will help them to relax before the SATs and give them something to look forward to after.
  • Create a revision timetable that works for you and your child. For some families, 10 to 20-minute activities over a few days works best. For others, a longer study session one day a week might be better.
  • Keep revision light. Going over key skills (times tables, real world mental maths as you are shopping or cooking) is a good way to keep revision light.
  • Talk to your child’s class teacher if you have any concerns rather than worry your child.
  • Encourage your child to talk to their teacher or a trusted adult at school if they have any anxiety

   

  SATs KS2 Parents Presentation April 2026

  Y6 SATs Test Timetable 2026

  Assessment Results at the end of Key Stage 2 - Information for Parents

  2026 Key Stage 2 Tests - Information for Parents

• Early School Closures - Thursday 26th and Friday 27th March

  Wed 25 Mar 2026

  Please note the early closures for the remaining two days.

   

  Reception to Year 6
  Thursday 26th March at 1.15pm due to parents conferences and

  Friday 27th March at 1.15pm for the Easter Break

   

  For Nursery Parents

  Thursday 26th March - Nursery PM will be open as usual.

  Friday 27th March:

  Nursery AM will be open as usual.

  Nursery PM will be closed. 

  Full-time children can be collected at either 11.30am or 1.15pm.

• World Book Week Newsletter

  Thu 19 Mar 2026

  World Book Week Newsletter 2026

• Parents Workshops

  Wed 18 Mar 2026

  Please find flyers for our upcoming parenting workshops under Parents Communication :

   

  Fathers Group: Addressing the Challenges

  Tuesday 24th March      10am-12pm via MS Teams

  This will session is designed for fathers and father-figures who have a caring role for children who have special educational needs. The session will look at the joy that can come through parenting a child with additional needs, as well as the challenges and barriers that you may face.

   

  Fathers Group: Different Strokes – Navigating Parenthood Across Cultures

  Tuesday 21st April         10am-12pm via MS Teams

  This workshop will celebrate diversity through fatherhood; we will cover how men handle fatherhood, and how your parenting style may have been shaped by your own experiences. You will also have the opportunity to share your own experiences with other fathers and father-figures

   

  Understanding Your Teen

  Tuesday 28th April         10:30am-12:30pm via MS Teams

  A chance to unravel the mystery of the teenager; this session will cover emotional development through childhood & adolescence, how to support your teen with their mental wellbeing, and how to better understand their behaviour

   

  Managing Parental Conflict and the Impact on Children

  Tuesday 5th May         10:30am-12:30pm via MS Teams

  Conflict can be a normal part of life, but incidents that are poorly-resolved  or frequent can have a negative impact. This session looks at common causes of conflict in families, and what steps can be taken to resolve or avoid these issues

   

  Employment, Benefits & Retraining

  Tuesday 19th May         10:30am-12:30pm via MS Teams

  An opportunity to find out what support is available for you to support to return to work, what opportunities are there for changing jobs or retraining, and where to find out what benefits your family may be entitled to

   

  SEN Support in Schools & EHCPs

  Tuesday 9th June         10:30am-12:30pm via MS Teams

  Explore what support is available for children and young people with additional needs, and learn about what the EHCP process involves and how this may benefit your child

   

  Domestic Abuse, Parenting & You

  Tuesday 16th June         10:30am-12:30pm via MS Teams

  This session aims to support parents and carers to recognise the ways that domestic abuse may present, how abuse can impact on your parenting, and where you can find local support

   

  Building Healthier Relationships – Part 1

  Tuesday 7th July         10:30am-12:30pm via MS Teams

  This 2-part workshop discusses what we can do to nurture relationships, and what may cause them to break down. We will look at relationships within the family, as well as other types of relationships that we may form through our lives, and how we can keep our relationships healthy  

   

  Building Healthier Relationships – Part 2

  Tuesday 7th July         10:30am-12:30pm via MS Teams

  As above

   

  parents/carers can contact our team at the email address: parentingserviceadmin@ealing.gov.uk.

• February Newsletter 2026

  Wed 04 Mar 2026

  February Newsletter 2026

• World Book Day - Thursday 5th March 2026

  Thu 12 Feb 2026

  World Book Day Information Letter

   

  World Book Day Menu

   

  Thursday 5th March 2026

   

  Pasta Bake

  (Macaroni & Cheese Lamb Bolognaise Bake)

  Halal Pasta Bake

  (Halal Macaroni & Cheese Lamb Bolognaise Bake)

  Jacket Potato with Baked Beans

  Severed with 

  Sweetcorn and Peas

  Dessert

  Chocolate  Brownie 

   

• Children's Mental Health Week 9th till 15th February 2026

  Thu 05 Feb 2026

  Children’s Mental Health Week takes place from 9–15 February 2026 and this year’s theme is “This is My Place.” The focus is on belonging, community and helping young people recognise where they feel safe, valued, and included.

   

  Friday 13th February– Dress in Yellow Day (Marie Curie)
  BP community are invited to take part in Marie Curie’s Dress in Yellow Day by wearing something yellow. This links to Children’s Mental Health Week by promoting togetherness, showing support for others and reinforcing the idea that school is a place where we care for and support one another.

   

  Mindful Breathing

   

   

• January Newsletter 2026

  Thu 05 Feb 2026

   

  January Newsletter 2026