Morland C of E Primary School

Morland C of E Primary School Morland is a C of E Primary School in Ipswich, UK. It is part of the St Edmundsbury and Ipswich Multi Academy Trust.

05/01/2026

Morland is Open - Tuesday 6th January

The boiler issues have been resolved and therefore we are open from 6th January.
Thank you for your patience.

05/01/2026

Due to heating failure we are having to close the school for today.

We hope to be open tomorrow but please look at the school website for updates.

The Christmas Fayre starts at 2.30pm tomorrow.Children can be collected at 2.30pm (wet pick up). You can then take them...
30/11/2023

The Christmas Fayre starts at 2.30pm tomorrow.

Children can be collected at 2.30pm (wet pick up). You can then take them to the Fayre entering the school through one of the open corridor doors.

If children walk home on their own they will be released by the class teacher at 3.25pm.

Children will not be able to visit the Fayre unaccompanied.

18/11/2023

You’ve probably heard lots of people saying that reading with little ones at home is a good thing to do. But how do you find time? How much? Which books? And most of all… how do you make sure it’s fun? The Little Pod is on hand to help! 🐬🎧 Listen here: https://ow.ly/KswB50Q8IgI

If your child didn’t receive a booking form for Santa, don’t panic! Please make sure you include the following informati...
18/11/2023

If your child didn’t receive a booking form for Santa, don’t panic!

Please make sure you include the following information in your envelope with the money…

I would like to book to see Santa on:

🔲 Thursday 30th November morning
🔲 Thursday 30th November afternoon
🔲 Friday 1st December morning
🔲 Don't mind when I see Santa.

Child's name
Child’s Class

Please hand in to Friends of Morland before or after school from Monday AND don't forget to include the money, thank you.

17/11/2023

🎅Santa is coming to Morland! 🎅

Booking forms are coming home with your children today.

Santa will be visiting Morland on Thursday 30th November and Friday 1st December.

‼️Appointments to see him will be issued on a first come first served basis‼️

Please give your competed form to a Friends of Morland member (❌ and NOT the school office❌). They will be on the playground at drop off/ pick up times from Monday morning.

Each child will be given an appointment to see Santa and will receive a gift from him.

1 child = £3
2 children = £5
3 children =£8
4 children = £10.

Cash only please.

Non-uniform day for Children In Need on Friday 17th November.Please bring in £1.We hope to raise as much money as possib...
15/11/2023

Non-uniform day for Children In Need on Friday 17th November.
Please bring in £1.
We hope to raise as much money as possible for this good cause.

🍭 🍫🍬 Children who eat too much sugar struggle to concentrate and are over active 🍬🍫🍭 Therefore, please do not provide su...
15/11/2023

🍭 🍫🍬 Children who eat too much sugar struggle to concentrate and are over active 🍬🍫🍭
Therefore, please do not provide sugary foods for school like sweets or fizzy drinks. A small amount of chocolate is ok for lunch boxes but not for snack.

Eating sweets on the way to school is not appropriate.

❌❌❌ Please remember not to send nuts or nut products to school as we have some pupils who are allergic to nuts ❌❌❌

14/11/2023

Thrive Corner

As a parent, having some behaviour management strategies in mind can help you to feel more confident. Below are some things you can try to help your child manage their behaviour. Have a go at some different strategies until you find what works for you and your child. Be patient if new strategies do not seem to work straightaway. It often does take a bit of time for change to happen, and for your child to get used to things.

❤️ Have clear boundaries and routines ❤️
It's important to set clear boundaries and stick to them as much as you can. You could do this by creating a family agreement together. This can cover things like screen-time, family meals and times for getting up and going to bed.

❤️ Follow through on consequences ❤️
Give a warning, and allow them time to show good behaviour, before giving the consequence. This allows your child an opportunity to change their behaviour. After the consequence has been given and your child has calmed down, chat together about what happened. Then ‘wipe the slate clean’ and find time for a positive interaction with them soon after.

❤️ Give positive praise ❤️
Notice and encourage them when they show the kinds of positive behaviour you have asked for. Be specific about why you are praising them. For example, you might say, ‘thank you for letting me know you were feeling angry without hitting your brother’. Or, ‘thank you for putting your phone away when I asked you to, now we can eat together’.

Friends of Morland On Friday 24th November the FOM are having a non-uniform day to support the Christmas Bazaar. Please ...
13/11/2023

Friends of Morland

On Friday 24th November the FOM are having a non-uniform day to support the Christmas Bazaar.
Please bring:

🎄EYFS/KS1 sweets and chocolates.
🎄 Year 3 cakes/mince pies.
🎄 Years 4,5 and 6 bottles.

Many thanks!

Address

Morland Road
Ipswich
IP30LH

Telephone

+441473727646

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