Thank you to all who came along to support the Bike Breakfast on Friday 9th February.  It was such a wonderful turnout with approximately 65 adults and children attending.

This was followed by a whole school assembly where the children were told about the benefits of cycling, scooting and walking to school.

The P5, P6 and P7 pupils then enjoyed some training on their bikes and this will be carried forward once Mrs Smith has attended the Bike Ability training in May.

Now that the building words are complete, we kindly ask that you revert back to parking in the Community Centre car park when dropping off and picking children up from school by car.

The driveway access from the main road should only be used for those walking to school.

Thank you.

We look forward to seeing as many of our pupils and their family members cycling, scooting or walking to school on Friday 9^th February to then attend the iBike Breakfast.

The iBike Breakfast will begin at 8.10am and therefore children and their families coming to school on bikes, scooters or walking are to come to school no earlier than 8.10am, as this breakfast is being run by a cycling officer from Sustrans.  This breakfast event will take place in our school hall.  For safety reasons, please enter the school from the driveway entrance, opposite the Preceptory carpark. Pupils should walk bikes and scooters around to the front of the school where the bike parking area is.

If your child is coming to our regular breakfast club then they will be able to do so from the normal time of 8am.  If your child is attending the Bike Breakfast, they will not be able to go to the school breakfast club and therefore please do not send then to school before 8.10am. The regular breakfast club, with Mrs Dunsmore, will take place in Mrs Johnston’s room.

The presentation below was shared at the PTA meeting on Tuesday 30th January.  There are notes attached to the presentation to give further information.

HT briefing Collabortive for parents