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Newsletters – visit the parent zone to read our latest newsletters.
Some key documents for School at Home – parent guide of features for Google classroom /key information for parents about School at Home
Phonics and Early Reading Workshop Presentation – Phonics and Early Reading Parent Workshop
Parent Reading Prompts / Help Your Child With Reading Poster / Useful phonics websites and apps
New Starters' Welcome Meeting Powerpoint / School Nurse New parents presentation
We post updates, information and videos on our Facebook page. Remember to look out for regular updates on our learning in school!
Cheselbourne Village School has signed up to easyfundraising! Please remember to see if you can help us raise money whilst shopping online. Read more details about how you can help us or for more information take a look at our easyfundraising introduction presentation. Thank you for your support.
Remember that PE kits are needed on Monday (children in Y1-4 only. Please come to school in PE kit with uniform in a bag to change into afterwards) and Friday (all children. They will change into kits during the day, ready for PE in the afternoon).
Please see CVS Breakfast and AS Club for more information.
Thursday 2 September 2021 – Inset day 1 (school closed for children)
Friday 3 September 2021 – Children return for autumn term 2021
Wednesday 20 to Friday 22 October 2021 – Inset days 2-4 (school closed for children)
Autumn half term – Monday 25 to Friday 29 October 2021
Monday 1 November 2021 – Start of second half of autumn term
Friday 17 December 2021 – Last day of autumn term
Christmas holidays – Monday 20 to Friday 31 December 2021
(Monday 3 January 2022 – Bank holiday)
Tuesday 4 January 2022 – Children return for spring term 2022
Spring half term – Monday 21 to Friday 25 February 2022
Monday 28 February 2022 – Inset day 5 (school closed for children)
Tuesday 1 March 2022 – Start of second half of spring term
Friday 8 April 2022 – Last day of spring term
Easter holidays – Monday 11 to Friday 22 April 2022
Summer term 2022
Monday 25 April 2022 – Children return for summer term 2022
(Monday 2 May 2022 – May bank holiday 2022)
Summer half term – Monday 30 May to Friday 3 June 2022
Monday 6 June 2022 – Start of second half of summer term
Friday 22 July 2022 – Last day of summer term
Summer holidays
Cheselbourne Village School is a first school for children aged 4 to 9 years old, with a pre-school provision called Caterpillars for children aged from 3 years up to school age. We also hold a weekly parent & toddler group for younger children and their grown ups called Scarecrows on Tuesday mornings in the village hall.
During their time at Cheselbourne Village School all children will:
Have fun in their learning and play.
Know how to respect everyone.
Learn to be kind and share.
Develop great vocabulary, number and computing skills.
Learn how to look after our world.
When children leave Cheselbourne Village School they will have an amazing future because of everything they have learnt here.
Our aims and values were developed by our school student voice and underpin all that we do here at Cheselbourne Village School.
At Cheselbourne Village School our primary aim is to create a happy and safe environment in which every child can grow intellectually, physically, emotionally and spiritually. Children are encouraged to become independent, confident, thoughtful and caring individuals. We provide a broad and balanced curriculum to enable every child the opportunity to develop their abilities so that they can reach their full potential. We also ensure the environment is stimulating and challenging. We expect high standards in both work and behaviour and we want children to enjoy their learning and to approach everything with enthusiasm. Each child has uniquely different characteristics and abilities. This supports why we are proud to be a small school.
Whilst at Cheselbourne we believe that all children will:
Develop lively enquiring minds with an enthusiasm for learning.
Acquire knowledge, attitudes and skills relevant to their future.
Understand the world in which they live, our interdependence on others and on our environment.
Use language and numbers effectively in a variety of ways and situations.
Develop a respect and tolerance for the diversity of all people.
Develop a respect and tolerance for other people’s views and different races and religions.
Develop the ability to question and to apply themselves to set tasks.
Actively participate in the life of the school, the village and the local community.
When children leave our school we sincerely hope that they are able to approach the next phase of their education with confidence and with an enthusiasm to pursue a lifetime love of learning.
We are very lucky to have such fantastic parents supporting our school and we like to encourage you to become our partners in your child's education. Your involvement both in our school & in your children's journey through it is integral to helping your child develop a lifetime passion for learning.
We have an 'open door' approach to education and we hope you feel welcome to visit us. Your child's teacher is always glad to discuss points about your child's education and welfare with you.