Crawley Green Infant School

Thinking about behaviour and self-esteem.

Try to see beyond the behaviour…is the child finding it difficult to communicate? Are they finding something overwhelming?

All behaviour is communication. What is this behaviour telling us about the child’s wants and needs?

For more information about behaviour, language and well-being, alongside more ideas for helping your child’s Speech, Language and Communication visit:

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FREE football session running in Luton aimed at children between 2-8 years old. Please see details below.

We would like to invite parents and carer's of Crawley Green Infant school to our coffee morning.

Is your child finding it difficult to attend school or feeling overwhelmed about going in? You’re not alone - support is available.

Please see attached information for EBSA (Emotionally Based School Avoidance) Event designed to support children and families who are experiencing challenges with school attendance and engagement.

A small selection of Year 2 children had a fantastic time at the Multi-Skills Festival yesterday at Inspire Sports Centre.

The children loved taking part in a range of fun activities including parachute games, tennis skills, teamwork challenges and badminton. 🏸🎾

It was wonderful to see them all building confidence while improving their coordination, agility and teamwork skills - all with big smiles on their faces 😊👏

Today we invited our parents and carers in for a SEN coffee morning to learn about communication, mark making, fine motor skills and attention skills.

Reception enjoyed a visit from Mother Anne today. She told us all about her day and what happens inside her church.

Christmas dinner day🎄

Yesterday a small group of our year 2 children had the opportunity to represent Crawley Green Infant School at the Sportability Festival held at Inspire Sports Centre.

They practised their PE skills across a range of activities including, golf, hurling, tennis, football and a variety of hand-eye coordination drills.

The children had a fabulous time and were an absolute credit to the school with their wonderful behaviour and enthusiastic engagement. Well done everyone involved!

Today we all wore odd socks to end Anti-Bullying Week at Crawley Green. Our odd socks represented our commitment to celebrating how we are all unique. By expressing our individuality we stand united against bullying.

Updates from EPIC (Luton Parent Carer Forum)

If you are not already a member of EPIC, you can join for FREE using the following link:
https://epiclutonpcf.org/join-our-community/