What a show! What a Treat! Our amazing pupils proudly paraded their wonderful Spring Bonnets.
Such a lot of thought and effort went into creating these fabulous hats. Thank you to all the parents who supported this end of term event.
This week, the following children have been recognised for showing a good understanding of the Ways of Being Co-op: Oluwafikayomi and Ivan, Issy, Edie and Malek, George and Maya, Ezana and Lillian, Milda, Zoie, Shreena, Elijah and Zayn, Emma and Miguel.
This week we had a performance from Kai and Oliver – well done boys! We also listened to a global project called Planet Drum – thinking of drumming as a universal language.
https://newislington.coopacademies.co.uk/events/build-a-giant-bug-hotel/
The quality of our Spring Bonnets, and the thought and care that has gone into the decorated eggs has scaled new heights this year. The children looked wonderful in their bonnets and the display of eggs has brought smiles and laughter and admiration from everyone. I will share the link when the photos are on our website and our social media. Thank you and well done!
Saturday 1st April – Join the Lyme National Trust rangers and the Plant NOMA team to help us build the largest bug hotel in Manchester City Centre! Creepy crawlies play an important part of our city ecology so it’s important we make sure we provide the right habitats for them. Come along and get to know them a little better.
10-2 Drop in session / Sadler’s Yard, NOMA
Monday 17 April – Week A
Monday 17th April – Pupils back in school
Monday 24th April – Week B
Monday 1st May – Week A
Monday 1st May – School closed (Bank Holiday)
Monday 8th May – Week B
Monday 8th May – School closed (King’s Coronation)
Tuesday 9th May – Year 6 SATS tests begin
Tuesday 16th May – Showcase assembly – drummers. Parents welcome 9:00
Thursday 18th May – Showcase Assembly – Choir and Marimba band – parents welcome 9:00
Friday 19th May – Year 3 trip to the Halle St Michaels for a historical/musical workshop – more details nearer the time – no cost
Wednesday 24th May – Year 5 IP Geography Field Study trip – letter has already been sent out
Thursday 25th May – Year 5 LB Geography Field Study Trip – letter has already been sent out
Friday 26th May – Year 4 trip to the Halle St Michaels for a historical/musical workshop – more details nearer the time – no cost
Friday 26th May – Finish for the Whit half term holiday
Tuesday 6th June – Pupils back in school
Thursday 8th June – Year 3 to Manchester Museum – more details to follow nearer the time
Friday 30th June – The Halle are bringing instruments and musicians to our school! This will be a fantastic opportunity for our pupils to experience professional musicians playing music from around the world.
Wednesday 12th July – EYFS and KS1 musicathon 9:30 start – parents welcome – more details to follow
Wednesday 19th July – KS23 musicathon 9:30 start – parents welcome – more details to follow
Friday 21st July – Year 6 Leavers Assembly – 9:15 – more details to follow
Friday 21st July – School closes for the Summer Holiday at 1:00. There will be no Wraparound Club
Children should come to school on Forest School days in the appropriate clothing and footwear. As the winter approaches, a warm waterproof coat is essential as the children go out in any weather.
Please refer to letters previously sent home or ask your child’s teacher for clarification.
Dates after Easter Mondays:
Dates after Easter Fridays:
Reception ZI Fridays week A
Reception NE Fridays week B
Safeguarding concerns should be directed to Karen Reveley who is our Designated Safeguarding Lead (karen.reveley@coopacademies.co.uk) or to Tabitha Smith (tabitha.smith@coopacademies.co.uk) who is our Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead.
Outside of school hours, phone 999 with urgent welfare concerns, or call Advice and Guidance on 0161 234 5001.
You can also report a concern via our website: https://newislington.coopacademies.co.uk/report-a-concern/
Some of our Year 5 pupils went to the Manchester Grammar School to participate in their annual Bexwyke Lecture.
This year the theme was ‘The Magic of Thinking Big’ and the guest speaker was Holly Budge. Holly is an Everest Summiteer and the first woman to skydive Everest!
From jumping out of a plane over Everest, to ambushing poachers in Africa, to completing a 1000km race on semi-wild horses through Mongolia. Holly is no stranger to taking action, asserting her voice and facing her fears.
She demonstrates the importance of setting big goals and maintaining a positive mindset. Through real-life examples, Holly showed why we should never underestimate the sheer power of the human spirit.
Our pupils did us proud, and we all send our thanks to @mgs_1515 for an amazing, memorable day!
Eight pupils from our Year 4 classes went to ‘The Cliff’ – the old Manchester United training facilities – on Tuesday 21st March to compete in their PowerPlay event.
The team played eight games against schools from all around Greater Manchester and thoroughly enjoyed the experience, showing some great skills and scoring fantastic goals.
Well done to all involved!
This week, the following children have been recognised for showing a good understanding of the Ways of Being Co-op: Goldie, Sophia, Zoe, Yaviz, Fahdah. Tayah, Jasmine, Lee, Jane, Vishak, Myra, Matthew, Solomiia, Yusuf and Adrianna.
Join the Lyme National Trust rangers and the Plant NOMA team to help us build the largest bug hotel in Manchester City Centre! Creepy crawlies play an important part of our city ecology so it’s important we make sure we provide the right habitats for them. Come along and get to know them a little better.
Saturday 1st April
10-2 Drop in session / Sadler’s Yard, NOMA
For the families who are eligible for vouchers, the vouchers will be ready for you to collect from Monday. You will need to collect these in person and sign a receipt.
Now in its fifth year, the Young Artists’ Summer Show is a free, open submission exhibition for students aged 4–19 studying in the UK. Artworks are judged by a panel of artists and arts professionals, with selected artworks displayed online and on-site at the Royal Academy of Arts.
Last chance to register and submit submissions is soon – 29 March 2023 at 5pm.
If your child is a fantastic artist, and if they want to (and have time to) take part, please go online to find out more. I have now registered our school, so you can upload your child’s entry directly.
Go on – encourage your child to give it a go. You never know where this event may take them!
Easter / Spring Bonnet Parade Friday 31st March: We are inviting children in Reception, Year 1 and Year 2 to take part in an Easter / Spring Bonnet Parade. This is a chance for children to create some headwear as simple or as complicated as you wish, and bring them to school on Friday 31st March. Do a Google Search (images) for Easter / Spring Bonnets and let your imagination go wild. Parents of pupils in this age group are welcome to join us for the Bonnet parade at 9:10 on Friday 31st March. If the weather is dry, we will parade around the playground; if it is wet we will be in the hall. See you there!
Decorated Egg Competition Friday 31st March: We are inviting our Key Stage Two children to bring to school a decorated egg on Friday 31st March. Once again, these can be decorated in a simple or a complicated way – plain colour or a scene can be created with several eggs. Do a Google Search (images) for Decorated Eggs. Please ensure the egg is hard boiled before you start to decorate it. We look forward to seeing your creations!
Mystery Readers Wanted! Do you have a love of reading? Want to connect with amazing young readers? Does your child have a favourite book you can share? Do you have 20 minutes to spare in a relaxed and fun atmosphere? Sign up today to be a mystery reader!
Email: newislington@coopacademies.co.uk to sign up.
Manchester children can access free swim sessions at weekends and during the school holidays. Click this link to find out more: https://www.better.org.uk/manchester/free-swimming?utm_source=MCRactive&utm_medium=Website&utm_campaign=free_swimming
The following list gives an outline of the term’s events. They are not set in stone! New additions or alterations will be in bold. Greater details will be given as appropriate nearer the time.
Monday 27 March – Week B
Tuesday 28 March – Parents Evening (phone calls an option)
Thursday 30 March – Parents Evening (phone calls an option)
Thursday 30th March – Dodgeball Competition at Co-op Academy Failsworth
Friday 31st March – KS2 Egg decorating event and EYFS / KS1 Spring Bonnet Parade – parents welcome at 9:10
Friday 31st March – Finish for the Easter holidays
Saturday 1st April – Join the Lyme National Trust rangers and the Plant NOMA team to help us build the largest bug hotel in Manchester City Centre! Creepy crawlies play an important part of our city ecology so it’s important we make sure we provide the right habitats for them. Come along and get to know them a little better.
10-2 Drop in session / Sadler’s Yard, NOMA
Monday 17 April – Week A
Monday 17th April – Pupils back in school
Monday 24th April – Week B
Monday 1st May – Week A
Monday 1st May – School closed (Bank Holiday)
Monday 8th May – Week B
Monday 8th May – School closed (King’s Coronation)
Tuesday 9th May – Year 6 SATS tests begin
Tuesday 16th May – Showcase assembly – drummers. Parents welcome 9:00
Thursday 18th May – Showcase Assembly – Choir and Marimba band – parents welcome 9:00
Friday 19th May – Year 3 trip to the Halle St Michaels for a historical/musical workshop – more details nearer the time – no cost
Wednesday 24th May – Year 5 IP Geography Field Study trip – letter has already been sent out
Thursday 25th May – Year 5 LB Geography Field Study Trip – letter has already been sent out
Friday 26th May – Year 4 trip to the Halle St Michaels for a historical/musical workshop – more details nearer the time – no cost
Friday 26th May – Finish for the Whit half term holiday
Tuesday 6th June – Pupils back in school
Thursday 8th June – Year 3 to Manchester Museum – more details to follow nearer the time
Friday 30th June – The Halle are bringing instruments and musicians to our school! This will be a fantastic opportunity for our pupils to experience professional musicians playing music from around the world.
Wednesday 12th July – EYFS and KS1 musicathon 9:30 start – parents welcome – more details to follow
Wednesday 19th July – KS23 musicathon 9:30 start – parents welcome – more details to follow
Friday 21st July – Year 6 Leavers Assembly – 9:15 – more details to follow
Friday 21st July – School closes for the Summer Holiday at 1:00. There will be no Wraparound Club
Children should come to school on Forest School days in the appropriate clothing and footwear. As the winter approaches, a warm waterproof coat is essential as the children go out in any weather.
Please refer to letters previously sent home or ask your child’s teacher for clarification.
Mondays
Fridays
Dates after Easter Mondays:
Dates after Easter Fridays:
Reception ZI Fridays week A
Reception NE Fridays week B
Safeguarding concerns should be directed to Karen Reveley who is our Designated Safeguarding Lead (karen.reveley@coopacademies.co.uk) or to Tabitha Smith (tabitha.smith@coopacademies.co.uk) who is our Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead.
Outside of school hours, phone 999 with urgent welfare concerns, or call Advice and Guidance on 0161 234 5001.
You can also report a concern via our website: https://newislington.coopacademies.co.uk/report-a-concern/
Our pupils have been excited and enthused through our ‘Mystery Reader’ initiative.
Parents have signed up to come in and share their favourite book with the children. It’s kept a secret from the children until the moment that the parent walks in the class – you should see the children’s faces!
Kai’s mum, Gloria says:
“It was 20mins of pure joy! The kids were excited, engaged, and a captive audience! They really enjoyed the experience of having a parent come to read to them! (I know I wasn’t Quentin Blake -the illustrator- that they were expecting but they treated me like a star. I loved the session! As a parent it was wonderful to experience that joy and connection to reading with the Year 2’s. I recommend it to every parent”
Over the last two weeks, 15 Year 3 and Year 4 pupils have planted over 200 snowdrops and various wild flowers in Manchester’s green spaces around Sadler’s Yard and Miller Street.
The children enjoyed getting their hands in the soil to make our city a greener place. Snowdrops are very pretty perennial woodland flowers that blossom before any other bulbs in late January to usher in spring and chase away the winter blues.
Many thanks to the kind staff of Plant NOMA for inviting us and providing our children with such a fantastic activity.
Watch out for the beautiful flower displays as you walk through Sadler’s Yard and along Miller Street in the seasons to come!
Congratulations to the following children who demonstrate the Ways of Being Co-op: Farida, Rita, Zhuo Yuan and Kevin, Mark, Alexey, Dylan and Esme, Luna and Aarit, Jake and Stevie, Tayah, Kayden and Karen
We have our Spring Term Parent Forum on Wednesday 22nd March at 2:30. Come along to meet other parents, and to chat about the school. Bring your questions and queries, and your suggestions. A member of the office team will be on hand to answer any administrative questions, as well as our two Parent governors. Do come along!
The Locusts is a family focused gardening gang designed to inspire the next wave of urban horticulturalists (and have a grand green adventure too).
Workshops take place 1-3pm in Sadler’s Yard (wet weather contingency is in place!) between March – October and are designed to be family friendly, so everyone is welcome to join.
From creepy crawlies to big digs, we always have plenty of opportunity to get (and keep getting) your hands dirty through city gardening!
Aimed at children between ages of 4 and 10.
All children must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
All tools and equipment provided. Book your family ticket here:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-locusts-kids-gardening-gang-tickets-564647835877?aff=ebdssbdestsearch
Thank you to the scientists who came in this week to work with our pupils, to talk about their profession and inspire the next generation! Dr Michael Harris from the University of Manchester brought science to life with our Year 5 and 6 classes, turning plastic into soil. Dr Gloria Lopez-Castejon who is a Senior Research Fellow at the Lydia Becker Institute of Immunology and Inflammation and Dr. Ania Jolly who is Head of Research and Business Development at the Henry Royce Institute came in to talk with our Year 2s and Year 5s. Feedback from the pupils was so positive.
The following list gives an outline of the term’s events. They are not set in stone! New additions or alterations will be highlighted. Greater details will be given as appropriate nearer the time.
Saturday 18th March – Free gardening event for our families: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-locusts-kids-gardening-gang-tickets-564647835877?aff=ebdssbdestsearch
Week A – Monday 20 March
Wednesday 22nd March – Parent Forum at 2:30. See above.
Monday 27 March – Week B
Tuesday 28 March – Parents Evening (phone calls an option)
Thursday 30 March – Parents Evening (phone calls an option)
Thursday 30th March – Dodgeball Competition at Co-op Academy Failsworth
Friday 31st March – Finish for the Easter holidays
Monday 17 April – Week A
Monday 17th April – Pupils back in school
Monday 24th April – Week B
Monday 1st May – Week A
Monday 1st May – School closed (Bank Holiday)
Monday 8th May – Week B
Monday 8th May – School closed (King’s Coronation)
Tuesday 9th May – Year 6 SATS tests begin
Tuesday 16th May – Showcase assembly – drummers. Parents welcome 9:00
Thursday 18th May – Showcase Assembly – Choir and Marimba band – parents welcome 9:00
Friday 19th May – Year 3 trip to the Halle St Michaels for a historical/musical workshop
Wednesday 24th May – Year 5 IP Geography Field Study trip
Thursday 25th May – Year 5 LB Geography Field Study Trip
Friday 26th May – Year 4 trip to the Halle St Michaels for a historical/musical workshop
Friday 26th May – Finish for the Whit half term holiday
Tuesday 6th June – Pupils back in school
Friday 30th June – The Halle are bringing instruments and musicians to our school! This will be a fantastic opportunity for our pupils to experience professional musicians playing music from around the world.
Wednesday 12th July – EYFS and KS1 musicathon 9:30 start – parents welcome – more details to follow
Wednesday 19th July – KS23 musicathon 9:30 start – parents welcome – more details to follow
Friday 21st July – Year 6 Leavers Assembly – 9:15 – more details to follow
Friday 21st July – School closes for the Summer Holiday at 1:00. There will be no Wraparound Club
Children should come to school on Forest School days in the appropriate clothing and footwear. As the winter approaches, a warm waterproof coat is essential as the children go out in any weather.
Please refer to letters previously sent home or ask your child’s teacher for clarification.
Mondays
Fridays
Year 3 and 5 will have 2 sessions in Summer 1
Reception ZI Fridays week A
Reception NE Fridays week B
Safeguarding concerns should be directed to Karen Reveley who is our Designated Safeguarding Lead (karen.reveley@coopacademies.co.uk) or to Tabitha Smith (tabitha.smith@coopacademies.co.uk) who is our Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead.
Outside of school hours, phone 999 with urgent welfare concerns, or call Advice and Guidance on 0161 234 5001.
You can also report a concern via our website: https://newislington.coopacademies.co.uk/report-a-concern/
Our amazing choir and the Acosta String played at the Co-op Academies Trust Recognition Evening at the Science and Industry Museum.
Entertaining the guests in style and with confidence!
Our pupils and staff put a huge amount of effort into making the World Book Day celebrations really special.
Thank you, everyone!
To link with our World Book Day celebrations, we held a lovely Book Swap event after school.
Families kindly donated good quality books and from this selection, children could choose a new book.
No cost, no donations, just a chance to share the love of a good book.
Congratulations to our pupils who have been showing a real understanding of the Co-op Ways of Being: Austin, Ione and David, Federico, Christine, Dimir, Primrose, Harvey and a warm welcome to Zayne.
Hopefully by now everyone will have logged onto the system, ready to book your parents evening appointment on Monday from 8am. In case you have yet to do so, the details are:
https://newislington.schoolcloud.co.uk/
Then login following the instructions, with the following information:
Parent – Title First Name Surname
Parent – Email (This must be the email that we have on our School Comms system)
Student – First Name
Student – Surname
Student – DOB
Thank you to everyone who arrives at school on time – we are noticing an improvement! If you are running late, you will need to sign your child using our electronic system so we can track the children and the reasons for being late.
If your child is unwell, please ring 01612738077 or email newislington@coopacademies.co.uk before 8:00. Please use this office/admin email address to ensure your message is picked up in time; do not use the direct email addresses for members of staff.
Teachers across the UK have voted in favour of strike action in a dispute over pay and conditions; but this only involves members of one of several trade unions. To be clear, this is not a dispute about the operation of our school. This strike action will only be taken by members of teaching staff; support staff will not be taking industrial action.
As this strike action is over two days, please read the following information carefully so that you are aware of when your child’s class is closed to pupils or open for pupils.
| Wednesday 15th March | Thursday 16th March | |
| Rec ZI | Open | Open |
| Rec NE | Closed | Closed |
| Yr1 MO | Closed | Open |
| Yr1 HL | Open | Open |
| Yr 2 AOM | Closed | Open |
| Yr2 JJ | Closed | Open |
| Yr3 FC | Closed | Closed |
| Yr 3 JM | Closed | Closed |
| Yr 4 AO | Open | Closed |
| Yr 4 LB | Open | Closed |
| Yr 5LB | Open | Open |
| Yr 5 IP/FD | Open | Closed |
| Yr 6 CH | Open | Open |
The following list gives an outline of the term’s events. They are not set in stone! New additions or alterations will be in bold. Greater details will be given as appropriate nearer the time.
Monday 13 March – Week B Sign up for parents evening
Wednesday 15th and Thursday 16th March – Industrial Action Strikes. Please ensure you know when or if your child’s class is closed.
Friday 17th March: Our Year 5 and 6 pupils will take part in a live-link session with scientist and author Dr Maggie Aderin-Pocock. This will be an inspiring session, seeing a successful black woman scientist working at the top of her game.
Week A – Monday 20 March
Wednesday 22nd March – Parent Forum at 2:30. Come along to ask any questions you might have about school. Unless we are told about your worries or concerns, we cannot do anything about them!
Monday 27 March – Week B
Tuesday 28 March – Parents Evening (phone calls an option)
Thursday 30 March – Parents Evening (phone calls an option)
Friday 31st March – Finish for the Easter holidays
Monday 17 April – Week A
Monday 17th April – Pupils back in school
Monday 24th April – Week B
Monday 1st May – Week A
Monday 1st May – School closed (Bank Holiday)
Monday 8th May – Week B
Monday 8th May – School closed (King’s Coronation)
Tuesday 9th May – Year 6 SATS tests begin
Children should come to school on Forest School days in the appropriate clothing and footwear. As the winter approaches, a warm waterproof coat is essential as the children go out in any weather.
Please refer to letters previously sent home or ask your child’s teacher for clarification.
Mondays
Fridays
Year 3 and 5 will have 2 sessions in Summer 1
Reception ZI Fridays week A
Reception NE Fridays week B
Safeguarding concerns should be directed to Karen Reveley who is our Designated Safeguarding Lead (karen.reveley@coopacademies.co.uk) or to Tabitha Smith (tabitha.smith@coopacademies.co.uk) who is our Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead.
Outside of school hours, phone 999 with urgent welfare concerns, or call Advice and Guidance on 0161 234 5001.
You can also report a concern via our website: https://newislington.coopacademies.co.uk/report-a-concern/
A huge thank you for your generous donations towards the Turkish Syrian Earthquake Disaster Fund. We have transferred over £550:80 to the Red Cross Disaster appeal. The Year 3 cake sale was a massive success – thank you to everyone involved.
Every year, Co-op Academies Trust carries out an annual survey in all our academies for all parents, after which we review the results and put together action plans to make improvements where needed and do more of the things you tell us are going well. It is a hugely valuable experience and only works if everyone has their say.
This survey is entirely anonymous. Individuals cannot be identified and no attempt will be made to do so – the aim of the questions are to get an overall opinion and to see where we can do better. You do not have to answer all the questions, you are able to leave some blank if you prefer but we ask you to be honest and complete these in order for us to fully understand the wider picture.
You only need to complete the survey once and it closes on Monday 13th March 2023
You can access the survey by using this link (click on it or type it into an address bar):
https://forms.gle/BuGyDSqeTjyi6Jg16
(case sensitive if typing manually)
Every year, Co-op Academies Trust carries out an annual survey in all academies. All pupils across the Trust can complete this survey. We really hope that you will want to have your say in making a difference to how your academy or college runs.
This survey is anonymous and we will not try to identify you. You can be very open and honest, though rude comments about people will be ignored.
Parents – please can you encourage your child to complete this independently? There’s a closing date of Monday 13th March.
You can access the survey by using this link (click on it or type it into an address bar):
https://forms.gle/ZquJVNN3jN7phJrf6
(case sensitive if typing manually)
Come along after school next week to have a look at the wonderful Scholastic Book Fair. This will be at the back of the hall from 3:30 to 4:00. We are running a cashless system so please bring your mobile phones with you. This year, we will not be accepting cash payments. You will be able to pay by scanning a QR code to pay with your phone on Apple Pay or equivalent. You can also purchase Scholastic gift vouchers, which are available at https://bookfairs.scholastic.co.uk/gift-vouchers.
Once purchased, you will receive the voucher in an email which can be printed and brought to the fair.
For parents who use Wraparound care, you can make use of the gift vouchers available at https://bookfairs.scholastic.co.uk/gift-vouchers and send the printed email to school with your child. Please alert the Wraparound Team that your child has a voucher in their bag.
We are introducing an online booking system for parents evening. This booking system will be available for parents from Monday 13th March. We highly recommend that all parents try logging on before this date to avoid any technical worries. The system works effectively – however, it does require users to input the information with care. Sign up will go live on Monday 13th at 8am.
https://newislington.schoolcloud.co.uk/
Then login following the instructions, with the following information:
Parent – Title First Name Surname
Parent – Email (This must be the email that we have on our School Comms system)
Student – First Name
Student – Surname
Student – DOB
The following list gives an outline of the term’s events. They are not set in stone! New additions or alterations will be highlighted. Greater details will be given as appropriate nearer the time.
Monday 6 March – Week A
Monday 6 March – Book Fair this week
Monday 13 March – Week B
Monday 13th March – Sign up for parents evening goes live at 8am
Monday 13th March – British Science Week.
Friday 17th March: Our Year 5 and 6 pupils will take part in a live-link session with scientist and author Dr Maggie Aderin-Pocock. This will be an inspiring session, seeing a successful black woman scientist working at the top of her game.
Week A – Monday 20 March
Wednesday 22nd March – Parent Forum at 2:30. Come along to ask any questions you might have about school. Unless we are told about your worries or concerns, we cannot do anything about them!
Monday 27 March – Week B
Tuesday 28 March – Parents Evening (phone calls an option)
We are introducing an online booking system for parents evening. This booking system will be available for parents from Tuesday 13th March. We highly recommend that all parents try logging on before this date to avoid any technical worries. Please see details above on how to log on.
Thursday 30 March – Parents Evening (phone calls an option)
We are introducing an online booking system for parents evening. This booking system will be available for parents from Tuesday 13th March. We highly recommend that all parents try logging on before this date to avoid any technical worries. Please see details above on how to log on.
Friday 31st March – Finish for the Easter holidays
Monday 17 April – Week A
Monday 17th April – Pupils back in school
Monday 24th April – Week B
Monday 1st May – Week A
Monday 1st May – School closed (Bank Holiday)
Monday 8th May – Week B
Monday 8th May – School closed (King’s Coronation)
Tuesday 9th May – Year 6 SATS tests begin
Children should come to school on Forest School days in the appropriate clothing and footwear. As the winter approaches, a warm waterproof coat is essential as the children go out in any weather.
Please refer to letters previously sent home or ask your child’s teacher for clarification.
Mondays
Fridays
Year 3 and 5 will have 2 sessions in Summer 1
Reception ZI Fridays week A
Reception NE Fridays week B
Safeguarding concerns should be directed to Karen Reveley who is our Designated Safeguarding Lead (karen.reveley@coopacademies.co.uk) or to Tabitha Smith (tabitha.smith@coopacademies.co.uk) who is our Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead.
Outside of school hours, phone 999 with urgent welfare concerns, or call Advice and Guidance on 0161 234 5001.
You can also report a concern via our website: https://newislington.coopacademies.co.uk/
