Bentley High Street Primary School

🚨Applications for September 2027 are now live🚨

The national closing date is Tuesday 6 October 2026, and the announcement date is Friday 6 November 2026.

All applications made by this date will be considered together.

Applications for all community schools, academies and church schools should be made online using the following webpage by clicking on the “Apply now for a Nursery place for Sept 2027 - July 2028” button.

🔗www.doncaster.gov.uk/services/schools/nursery-admissions

NEW AFTER SCHOOL CLUB ALERT 🚨

This September, Miss Day is starting an Around The World Club!

Children will be collecting stamps in passports as they travel around the world, trying food from each country, learning the language, playing traditional games and much more!

Phone the office to book your place before it gets full! Alternatively, you can use the link sent via Arbor.

🌞🌞Due to the hot weather expected for the rest of the week, children are allowed to come in their clothes in order to feel more comfortable in the heat today, Thursday and Friday.

Please ensure children come to school appropriately dressed for the weather, with sun hats, water bottles and sun cream applied. 🌞🌞

A massive thank you to all the Year Five parents to came into school today to support our children’s learning on food preperation and safety in the kitchen. It was amazing to see how many parents enjoyed tucking into the children’s creations of a Brazilian Feijoada! Some were a little heavy on the chilli flakes but that didn’t stop every dish from being empty at the end of the afternoon. ☺️

REMINDER! ⭐
Tomorrow is non-uniform day for a £1 donation to support our trusts chosen charity, Firefly.

Invoice fraud can create significant financial and operational disruption for schools, particularly when criminals exploit trusted supplier relationships or busy internal processes.

Our latest guide supports schools in recognising the warning signs and strengthening fraud awareness across teams.

The guide explores:
• How convincing invoices and small email changes can be used to mislead staff
• The risks linked to urgent payment requests and supplier impersonation
• Warning signs such as unusual wording, mismatched details and unexpected bank changes
• Practical steps including verification, invoice cross-checking, dual approval and prompt reporting

With clear, actionable advice, this resource helps schools build confidence and reduce the risk of costly payment fraud.

Access the guide: https://vist.ly/58unt