Thrybergh Fullerton C of E Primary Academy

10/09/2026

A reminder that tomorrow is our sponsored walk day. Please ensure your child arrives in their P.E. kit and brings a drinks bottle. Thank you.

07/09/2026

07/09/2026

We appreciate your partnership in keeping our school community safe. Several of our students have severe nut allergies, so we ask that you please ensure lunch boxes and snacks sent from home are nut-free. Your attention to this matter helps us maintain a secure learning environment for all. Thank you for your support.

05/09/2026

We have implemented a new Medical Tracker system to streamline how we manage student health and safety. This system replaces our previous bump note and medication tracking processes. When your child receives medication or is involved in an accident at school, you will receive an email notification. Please be aware that these emails may initially appear in your junk folder, so you may want to check there if you do not see them in your inbox. Should you have any questions about this new system, please do not hesitate to contact me. Thank you

15/07/2026

POLITE REMINDER

Can you ensure that all school reading books are sent back this week so we can get our libraries looking FABULOUS ready for September.

Many thanks

08/07/2026

Term dates for next school year 2026-27

08/07/2026

Next week diary dates

13th Leavers assembly 1.45pm (parents don't forget your tissues)

13th -17th Y6 Transition week Oakwood Comp

14th EYFS sports morning

15th Key stage one/two sports day

17th No after school club

17th Finish for the Summer holidays

08/07/2026

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08/07/2026

Dear Parents and Carers,

This is just a reminder of how we are following guidance from the Department for Education (DfE) to ensure all children remain safe and comfortable during periods of heat.

What counts as “hot weather”?

The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) and the Met Office issue Heat-Health Alerts to guide schools. These are:
Yellow Alert – Some risk to vulnerable individuals
Amber Alert – Risk to the wider population
Red Alert – Significant risk to everyone

We monitor these alerts closely and adjust our approach as needed.

Our approach in school

Following national guidance, we are taking the following steps:
Keeping children cool
Classrooms are ventilated by opening windows and doors where possible
Blinds/curtains are used to reduce heat while maintaining airflow
We minimise use of equipment that generates heat

Hydration

Children are encouraged to drink water regularly
Please ensure your child brings a named water bottle each day

Uniform

We will relax uniform expectations during hot weather to help children stay comfortable
Children are encouraged to wear light, loose clothing
Hats are recommended for outdoor play

Sun safety

Children are encouraged to stay in shaded areas when outside
Please apply sunscreen before school; children may bring their own (named) sunscreen if needed

Activities

We avoid vigorous physical activity during the hottest parts of the day
Lessons may be adapted to include quieter, indoor activities

Health and safety

Staff are vigilant for signs of heat-related illness such as tiredness, dizziness, headaches, or excessive sweating. If needed, we will take immediate action and contact parents or medical services.

Thank you everyone have a great day.
Mrs Lowry X