SUMMER 2020

Dear Parents/Carers,

Summer 2020

Firstly, and most importantly, all the staff hope and pray that you and your close and extended families are safe and well.

Secondly, a huge thank you to all our parents/carers and children. You have been brilliant during this time. We have loved receiving all your e-mails, pictures, videos, work as well as speaking to you in person on the phone or via zoom. I am so proud of you all.

Thirdly, a gargantuan thank you to all the sensational staff at St Gregory's. They have worked tirelessly to make sure the school is administered well, clean, tidy, re-painted as well as providing daily materials online to help the boys and girls get on with some learning and grow their brains!

In the coming weeks I am sure there will be some significant announcements from government about the next steps for schools. We will keep you informed about anything that is related specifically to St Gregory's.

And make sure you get to look at the new school 'Bare Necessities' video organised by Mrs Gray...click on it below. It's fabulous!

Importantly, stay in touch with us and with one another. Stay connected and keep talking and make sure everyone is OK.

And finally, to the children...

We are missing you all. We are hoping that sometime soon we can all get back together in the wonderful school that is St Gregory's. In the meantime, try and be the best that you can be in everything you do at home. Do as much of the learning as you can manage and then share it with us, tell us all about it, keep sending your photos, videos and pictures of your learning. Dance every Thursday afternoon with Amy and watch out for a 'Happy Birthday' from Mr Daley and Rocky on our Twitter and keep sending us any good news stories or things to celebrate for our weekly newsletter.

And remember to...

Stay safe…Stay at home…Support the NHS…Save Lives.

Yours Sincerely

Mr J Daley

CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19)

Please click the links for the most up to date guidance from the Government and Public Health England

Guidance for education settings Information for parents

NHS Handwashing Song at the bottom of this page