Walbottle Village Primary School

🌞Reminder 🌞
Tomorrow (Friday 17th) we close at 1.30pm for the summer holiday.
Please ensure you have the relevant collection arrangements in place for your child.

Children return to school on Thursday 3rd September.
Tuesday 1st & Wednesday 2nd we are closed for staff training.

Our office is closed over the summer holiday & any emails sent over the 6 weeks will be responded to across the training days - we appreciate your patience!

Have fun & stay safe! 🌞🌸🌊

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Friday, 17th July will be NON-UNIFORM!

Our Year 6's had a fabulous prom on Friday ❤️🍕🎉

This was followed by their leavers assembly on Monday where a good few tears were shed! We are so proud of them - Year 6 we will miss you all so much but are so excited to see you all grow into bigger things, whatever they may be. We wish you love and luck in your new adventures that await you ✨

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Please be aware that the school kitchen will be running an "off-menu" service this Thursday and Friday.
Standard menu options will not be available on these two days. Instead, our catering team will serve alternative hot and cold meal selections based on available ingredients.
If your child has registered food allergies or specific dietary requirements, please be assured that safe alternatives will still be provided.

Thank you

Morrisons and Kellogg’s have announced the return of their school holiday ‘Breakfast Clubs’, offering FREE MEALS to families across the UK to help ease the financial pressure over the summer holidays.

Families visiting their local Morrisons Café throughout the summer holidays can enjoy a free ‘Kellogg’s Breakfast’, which includes a bowl of cereal and a portion of fruit. The best part, it’s not just for kids, adults get to eat completely free too.
Both kids and adults can choose from much-loved favourites Corn Flakes or Rice Krispies, topped with their choice of dairy or non-dairy milk and a free apple or banana.
The summer holiday offer will be available from 29th June to 6th September across all Morrisons Cafes nationwide*.

Families can take advantage of the offer every day during all school holidays in 2026* at Morrisons Cafés nationwide. In addition to the Kellogg’s Breakfast offer, Morrisons popular Kids Eat Free offer will also continue to run in all of its Cafés, allowing families to enjoy a free meal and drink for one child aged 16 or under when they purchase an adult main meal costing over £5 from The Breakfasts and The Classics menu.

As schools close for the summer holidays, many parents face a financial pinch, with new research from Morrisons showing that more than half (54%) of parents feel the strain during the long summer period. In fact, “week three” of the school holidays is the critical tipping point where the financial impact is most acutely felt by households.

Almost half (48%) of parents also confessed they have been forced to skip meals entirely just to make ends meet and ensure their child does not go without – with breakfast being the number one thing cut from the menu. Families visiting their local Morrisons Café throughout the summer holidays can enjoy a free ‘Kellogg’s Breakfast’, which includes a bowl of cereal and a portion of fruit. The best part, it’s not just for kids, adults get to eat completely free too. Both kids and adults can choose from much-loved favourites Corn Flakes or Rice Krispies, topped with their choice of dairy or non-dairy milk and a free apple or banana. The summer holiday offer will be available from 29th June to 6th September across all Morrisons Cafes nationwide*. The research also highlighted that alongside the financial strain, parents are also dealing with the repetitive demands of children at home during the holidays.