The Courier

Dear Parents and Friends of the School

At the end of the second week back in school, we feel fully in the groove and ready to meet the challenges of this important longer first term in the academic calendar. All of the new children have settled into their classrooms and new environment, and those that have been here longer have reset from summer mode and are back into the routine of early nights, early rises and learning in the classrooms.

This week has seen our first house meetings of the year, along with play-leader training for Year 6 children, as well as the first batch of sports fixtures. Co-curricular clubs have also started this week, and it was pleasing in assembly this morning to reflect on the broad range of activities the children have enjoyed over the last five days. Next week, there are lots more sports fixtures as well as our first educational visit to the Space Centre on Friday, not to mention the first bake sale of the year to round off the week.

I hope that you are also finding the transition back to school a smooth one and managing all of those tricky logistics of uniform, homework, travel to work and school, and for very many of you putting in a week’s hard work at the same time.

This weekend of course is an important one for lots of children in Year 6, who will be taking their 11 plus grammar school exams. There will no doubt be some nerves on the day, but I am always filled with reassurance for our children as they come into this weekend, knowing the preparation they have had here will stand them in excellent stead. It is rare that question types arise they haven't encountered before, and when they do, they have been fully equipped with the attack skills to have a go and solve problems. We wish them the very best of Crescent luck.

This week was a significant one for me personally as I reached my 60th birthday. Many thanks to everyone for their well wishes, which were very much appreciated. We also said some tearful farewells to our youngest son Hugh, who began his time in Edinburgh at university. It is not an easy transition to make when you are 18 years old, so Mandy and I are keeping a very close eye on WhatsApp messages and hoping for phone calls. We've had one so far and although the doubts are still there, I think he's going to be absolutely fine. Our eldest son James returns to the Navy in a week or so's time, so it will be a much quieter household at No57, at least for a few months.

I hope you are able to enjoy a relaxing weekend with your children.

Dear Parents

We have been delighted to see a calm and happy atmosphere fill the school once again in these opening days of the new term. This has been highlighted by the growing bonds of mutual respect and fun between our new Reception children and their Year 6 buddies and with all of our new children starting at Crescent, alongside the resumption of previous friendships.

In my changed role, alongside always noting this, it remains crucial that we don't take it for granted and remain proactive in expecting the best of behaviour from all children.

As such, over upcoming weeks, I will be leading a review of these expectations and any necessary sanction: making them meaningful, clear, consistent and fair to all.

This will involve consultation with all staff, significant listening to pupil voice through form times and school council and parental input.

We will be in touch again before half term with a parental questionnaire about all aspects of school life, which will include an opportunity for parental behaviour feedback which will further support best outcomes for all children.

Best Wishes

Alan Webb
Pastoral Lead

This weekend many of Class 6W are taking the 11+, we wish them all the very best for it.

They are fully prepared for the assessment and for the upcoming independent school examinations. During their time at Crescent they have taken part in mocks and focused lessons so children don't face the unknown on the day and instead feel fully prepared and supported.

Kindles or other e-readers are allowed in school from Year 3 for the children to read from. It is important that reading is as accessible as possible for children and often books are cheaper online. The children really only need to be reading one book rather than having a school book and a home book, one book can do both jobs and will save on confusion for the child.

If you decide that your child can bring their Kindle or other e-reader in, then it is to be used for reading ONLY. There will be no internet access. If a child is found using it inappropriately then parents will be informed. The Kindle will be the child's responsibility and any breakages are not our responsibility.

Please be reassured there are more than enough books in school for your child to enjoy and there is no necessity for your child to have a Kindle or e-reader, it is just a different way to access books if you wish to.

It is that time of year again when we are thankful for all that we have and reflect on those who don't have enough. We have been supporting the important work of the Rugby Food Bank for a number of years and we continue to do so this year.

From Monday 23 September, we are asking for our families to bring any donations into school, via the normal student entrance where they will be met by our Year 6 helpers. We will collect and store our donations until Friday 11 October when we will be arranging for them to be collected by Rugby Food Bank. 

Many thanks in advance for your continued support and generosity for this cause.

Please note the folowing below:

Weekly Calendar 16 September 2024 

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Please see below to view next week's Music Lesson timetable:

Music lessons - 16 September 2024 

The music lesson timetable will be published in the Courier every Friday. Please note the following:

• The timetable changes every week. Lessons are rotated as we try to avoid children missing the same lesson each week, though sometimes this is unavoidable if there are trips, matches and events to work around. If a teacher teaches on more than one day, your child's lesson could be on any of those days. Lessons in bold type are in fixed slots and therefore do not rotate, though, again, on occasions we may have to swap them around to avoid clashes with events.

• The music staff will always try to reschedule lessons missed because of a school event, however lessons missed because of illness cannot be made up.

• If you know your child is not going to be in school for their lesson for any reason, please do let me know as early as possible and I will try to work around it, though this cannot be guaranteed. 

• Lessons before school and during lunchtime are prioritised to Year 6 pupils in the Michaelmas term. After Christmas, Year 6 lessons will move to being during class time, and the out-of-class-time lessons will be allocated to Year 5 pupils.

• Half a term's (ie 5 lessons) notice is required to stop having lessons, or payment of half a term's fees in lieu of notice.

Please send all enquiries about music lessons to me juliebarnes@crescentschool.co.uk rather than the individual music teachers.

Please click below to view the lunch menu for next school week, children are able to have either the Main or Vegetarian option. 

Lunch Menu - 16 September 2024 

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The latest issue of The Minnacle has just been published, showcasing yet more of our pupils' excellent work. The Minnacle celebrates our pupils at their best and this edition includes plenty more examples of their outstanding efforts.

You can download a copy of The Minnacle to read here and it is also available on our school website here.

Why not take a look at the latest Pinnacle, which shares equally impressive work by Princethorpe College pupils. You can find it on our website too.

Crescent School has a Green Team who champion sustainability, and specifically how we can improve our biodiversity, waste and recycling, and water usage. 

Last year the Green Team worked tirelessly championing sustainability issues across the school, their enthusiasm and motivation were inspiring to us all. 

However, we have started a new school year, so in Assembly this morning we announced that the following children will be our new Green Team for 2024/25:

• Nora and Mingyi in Year 6
• Mithun and Ava in Year 5
• Walter, Klara, Jahnavi and Alice in Year 4
• Isabel, Thato, Keevie and Iris in Year 3
• Sahiba and Aydin in Year 2 

Congratulations to them all. We look forward to seeing your work over the coming year.

Mrs Johnson
Head of Science and DT

Our wonderful Headmaster, Mr Thackway,celebrated his 60th birthday this week and our pupils and staff weren't going to let him get away without a suitable celebration.

They surprised him first thing in the morning, in the playground, with a super rendition of Happy Birthday at the start of the school day. Mr Thackway was then presented with a rose for his garden, two beautiful pictures of birds for his office, and Dawn, our school Chef, made him a brilliant birthday cake.

Everyone here at Crescent School hopes he enjoyed celebrating his big birthday!

You can listen to a clip of the children singing here.

Year 6 enjoyed learning about the art of leadership on Tuesday as they prepared for their Play Leader roles this year.

They were asked to think about inspirational leaders and the qualities and key attributes strong leaders hold. They then thought about the characteristics they possess and those they may need to work on. They learnt about communication skills, both verbal and nonverbal, the importance of clear and concise instructions and how important it is to plan ahead and be prepared, and to always have a Plan B. The physical aspect of the course was next, learning to carry out a risk assessment of the playing area and how to warm up in a safe and fun way.

Pupils then had the opportunity to lead their peers through a variety of warm up games before planning and adapting their own games and activities to run. Year 6 were focused throughout their training session, and we are positive they are going to have a great time running their activities with Reception, Year 1 and Year 2 this year.

A valued and important tradition here at Crescent School is for the Year 6 children to buddy with a Reception child to support them through their first year at school. The Year 6s help Reception settle into school, assisting them at lunchtime, modelling good manners, encouraging them in their play and generally being friendly, helpful and welcoming.

Our Year 6s have enjoyed spending time with their new Reception buddies this week, beginning the process of building a strong bond. It’s a rite of passage for our Year 6 pupils, an opportunity for them to give back to their school community and we know they all enjoy playing their part.

Our new Scholastic Book Club is up and running. To browse the latest books and order online, please click on the link below. For every £1 you spend on this month’s Book Club, our school will earn 20p in Scholastic Rewards.

Book Club

Please place your order online by 1 October 2024.  

With just eight weeks to go, the countdown to Princethorpe's Entrance Exams for admission in September 2025 is well underway. This year the exams for Year 7 to 10 entry will take place on Saturday 9 November from 9.30am to 3.30pm.

The deadline for registrations for the Entrance Examination is Friday 27 September. Year 6 parents wishing their children to sit the Princethorpe entrance exam must complete a registration form and submit it with the accompanying registration fee by this date.

More information on the admissions process can be found in Princethorpe's Admissions Update newsletter here or on the Foundation website here.

You can register for the Entrance Examination by filling out our online registration form here. 

If you have any queries relating to admissions please speak to the Registrars at Princethorpe College, either by email at admissions@princethorpe.co.uk or by calling 01926 634201/297.

Sunday 15 September - 2.00pm to 5.00pm

Princethorpe will be holding its annual Open Afternoon on Sunday 15 September from 2.00pm to 5.00pm. All are welcome to visit the College and for younger visitors, there will be many fun subject related activities organised by the departments.

The Headmaster will address visitors during the afternoon and refreshments will be available. 

Booking has now closed but please still come along if you haven't booked and we will register you on arrival. 

NEW Pathway to Princethorpe - Admissions Podcast

Discover the ins and outs of applying to Princethorpe College in this new informative podcast series. From choosing the right school to preparing for the entrance exams, this podcast aims to help parents navigate the admissions process step by step. This is perfect for parents whose children are looking to join Princethorpe in Year 7 to Year 10. Join Catherine Rogers, Registrar and Georgia Newborough, Assistant Registrar, as they explore Princethorpe, share expert tips, and demystify the journey into independent secondary school.

Each episode is released every Friday on Spotify, YouTube and Amazon Music, please click the links below and subscribe so you do not miss an episode.

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Wednesday 18 September 2024 - 7.00pm

We are very much looking forward to sharing with you the online learning resources that are accessible to you at home to work on, alongside your child, to support their learning further.

This will be run as a Teams meeting on Wednesday 18 September at 7.00pm. The link will be sent through to you prior to the event.

If you have any questions please submit them through the meeting chat and we will endeavour to deal with them then or they can be sent to your child's Form Tutor.

If you are unable to make the time of the meeting, we will be recording the session and we will send it along with any resources to all parents in Years 3 to 6.

Within this meeting we will be looking at Spellzone, Abacus, Accelerated Reading and Times Tables Rock Stars.

Thursday 19 September 2024 - 9.00am to 12.00pm

Nasal Flu vaccinations will take place in school on the above date. This is a change to the date published in the termly calendar. 

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We are very much looking forward to welcoming you to our pre-prep information session, in person, in the school hall, 4 - 5pm on Monday 23 September 2024.

We will talk you through our approach to teaching phonics and reading at Crescent and introduce our new phonics system called Monster Phonics. There will be hints and tips to help you support your child and maximise success in all areas of literacy whether they have just started in Reception, are developing their skills in Year 1 or building depth and extension in Year 2.

We have a number of platforms that your child will be able to access to support their learning from Spell Zone and Reading Eggs for literacy to Abacus and Times Table Rock Stars for maths. We will run through each of these and the role they can play in strengthening and securing core skills and confidence.

We are holding the session straight after school to make it as easy as possible for you to attend. Children are welcome to go to after-school free of charge for the duration of the meeting, they must be booked in via MSP before the meeting. There will be lots of new information for parents of children in all years of pre-prep so it would be lovely to see as many of you there as possible.

Please book your tickets below by Sunday 22 September:

Tickets

Wednesday 2 October 2024 - 4.00pm

All Year 6 parents are invited to an information session about the residential trip to Slapton Ley Centre. This will be an opportunity for you to find out what happens there, note the key dates and ask any questions. 

This will be held in 6W form room. Please come to the front of school where you can enter after dismissal of children. Children are welcome (but it may be a squeeze).

We will once again be running our successful Learning Mentors initiative that supports our emphasis on building self-regulation for the children.

On Friday 27 September, or thereafter, children will have a 10 minute meeting with their mentors where they will agree targets for the year that they are fullly responsibile for.

Monday 30 September 2024 - 4.00pm

Year 4 parents are invited to an information session about the residential trip to Ingestre Hall. This will be an opportunity for you to find out what happens there, note the key dates and ask any questions. 

This event will take place in the Year 4 classroom at 4.00pm and for those unable to attend, an informative PowerPoint will be circulated afterwards to all Year 4 parents.

Monday 30 September 2024 - 09.00am to 12.00pm

Individual and School siblings photographs will be taken in school on Monday 30 September. Children may choose to wear either winter or summer uniform but with blazers please.

Tuesday 1 October 2024 - 6.00pm to 7.00pm

Friday 4 October 2024 - 3.45pm to 4.15pm

We would very much like to welcome you to look around the school corridors on Friday 4 October.

The playground will be open for parking from 3.40pm. Year 5 and 6 will be dismissed through the pupil door, all other classes are to be dismissed through their usual door(s).

Please collect your child(ren) then come round to the front door where you will be welcomed in from 3.45pm to look at all the great work in school. Entry and exit is via the main school entrance only and last entry is at 3.55pm.

If your child is in a co-curricular club they will be expected to attend their club as normal unless you arrange otherwise.

Please be aware that this is not a time to talk to the teachers concerning your child, please email them separately if you have concerns.

Monday 28 October to Friday 1 November - 8.00am to 5.00pm

We know many of the Foundation pupils enjoyed our Holiday Camps over the summer, and we are pleased to announce we have teamed up with Team Super Sports again to offer an action-packed October half-term experience for children aged 5 to 16 years. From Monday 28 October to Friday 1 November, the Holiday Camps will run from 8.00am to 5.00pm.

Children aged 7 to 16 can choose from a variety of sports, including rugby, cricket, football, gymnastics, netball, hockey, and tennis to create their own personalised sports camp! For our younger campers (ages 5 to 7), along with sport we’ve got arts, crafts, and dance activities to keep them engaged and having a blast!

Why Team Super Sports? They’re experts in sport and multi-activity holiday camps, providing top-level coaching for all abilities.

Click here to visit the Team Super Sports website to secure your child’s spot.

Camps are priced at £37 per day or £150 per week. Book before Sunday 29 September to receive an extra 10% off for early booking!

Sibling discounts and flexible booking options available!

A really important part of life in Pre-Prep is building a love of reading. We are developing the children's phonics skills, reading fluency, expression, style and comprehension. Each week we select two readers from each class (Reception after half term) who have  stood out to us as demonstrating one or more of these skills or who have made really great progress over the previous few weeks. It's a lovely way for the children to know that we recognise and celebrate their success.

This week's reading superstars are:

• Year 1 Ciaran and Eddie 
• Year 2 Emily and Alex S

This week's Word Wizards and Top Quizzers are:

Word Wizards, achieving the highest word count from successfully quizzing this week, are:

• 3LS  Charlotte S
• 3SS  Hannah
• 4C    Alice
• 4W   Joshua
• 5F    Aria
• 6W   Nora

Top Quizzers who have quizzed on the most books successfully or made a noticeable improvement in quizzing scores this week are:

• 3LS  Keevie
• 3SS  Thato and Oore
• 4C   Catherine
• 4W   Dudley
• 5F    Esme
• 6W   Zac

Mrs Nelson
Teaching Assistant

Most improved speedsters in the studio are:

5F
Ava - Support Act!

4W
Jian - Breakthrough Artist!

Results For Battle 5 -12 September between Years 1 - 6 - average score per class member:

• 1st 5F 256
• 2nd 2E 71
• 3rd 3LS 52

Most valuable players in the whole competition:

• 1st Alfie 5F
• 2nd Emily 2E
• 3rd Harry 5F

Well done, 5F! 🏆

TT Rock stars will block 2x, 5x, 10x and 11x on jamming if you are efficient at them, so you cannot pick easy ones just to score more points in the competiton! 

Please note only the children should play on their account or it influences the level appropriate to them.

Year 4 have been delving deeper into the world of Horrid Henry this week, getting to know the main characters well enough to be able to describe them in detail. They've used a variety of interesting adjectives to bring them to life in English lessons and we even had some appearances of Horrid Henry himself in their homework projects! 

3SS have dived straight into their new curriculum by consolidating their knowledge of place value and spotting number bonds and doubles to help them with addition and subtraction calculations. They have also enjoyed some peer marking with their purple pens and addressing any misconception or mistakes.

Mrs Stapleton
Class 3SS Form Teacher

This week, 3LS have been listening to I'll Take You To Mrs Cole by Michael Foreman. They looked at how the author writes down speech without using speech bubbles. They created their own speech bubbles, and then had a go at writing some speech down using the correct punctuation. They were absolutely ace at it!

Mrs Symons
Class 3LS Form Teacher

Class 3LS have been studying the topic of free time activities in their French lessons. Here they are practising the new phrases with a card activity. They have also combined the phrases with the vocabulary for days of the week which they remembered very well from last year.

Mrs Day
MFL Teacher

Class 4W have settled into our new classroom very well and are getting used to Miss Bowdige’s new name!

We have begun looking at number and place value in Maths and enjoyed studying Horrid Henry to help us with our expanded noun phrases in English. In RE, we are exploring how people pray in different religions and have discussed people who love us and help us when we are in need.

We are already receiving house points for excellent work and a couple of Mastery JDVs have been awarded. Sid the squirrel provides us with entertainment on occasion just outside our windows and we are loving seeing the colours as autumn takes hold.

Mrs Woolfenden
Class 4W Form Teacher

In 5F we often need to work together to get the job done in Maths as well as bounce ideas off each other. So we use the geometric 'Collaboration Carpet' area to do this. This time is usually with an adult, either Ms Forth or our wonderful TA, Mrs Dowling. Collaboration can make the maths a little simpler or sometimes tackle a challenge and helps to make us good learners.

Ms Forth
Deputy Head

6W have been looking at different expressive portrait drawings and have learnt how different mark making can help add expression. They have enjoyed experimenting with variety of shading techniques and have created some powerful tonal sketches.

Mrs Thackway
Art Teacher

6W read War Horse over the summer holidays. This has given them a great starting point for historical fiction. One element needed is to have words relevant to the time. 6W have enjoyed researching and using vocabulary from World War One times.

Mrs Webb
Class 6W Form Teacher

We have had a great start to co-curricular this week. It’s been great see some new clubs around school like Darts, Bilinguasing, Creative Writing and Football.

In Bilinguasing children in Years 2, 3 and 4 have enjoyed singing songs and learning French, it was great to see the children improving both their French and their singing.

In Football, this year we have an outside provider providing this club, if your child enjoys this sport and are in Year 4, 5 or 6 they will have a great time outside improving their skills!

There are still a few spaces available in some clubs if you wish to sign your child up.

Mrs Webb
Assistant Head and Year 6 Teacher
 

Year 6 are working hard preparing for the upcoming entrance exam season. Many pupils are sitting a number of examinations over the next few weeks and months so to help them prepare, this week they have had the chance to sit a mock exam in the school hall. It was all part of our focused approach to help pupils understand what is expected of them and to help them feel fully supported.

We are extremely proud of how quickly the children have got straight back into their learning this term and we wish them all the very best with their upcoming exams.

Crescent Green Team are seeking a parent representative for the forthcoming academic year to support and challenge the team in their effort and plans to promote sustainability in our school. We have made great strides, but this is just the start of a long-term journey in our eco-commitment.

We would welcome a parent volunteer with passion and expertise to join our team. It would involve meeting the team on a Wednesday morning at 8.30am for twenty minutes once in a half-term and bringing a parental perspective to our projects.

Please contact me if you are interested:  jacquijohnson@crescentschool.co.uk

Although we appreciate that for some of you who experienced the 'joys' of home learning, just hearing the word 'Seesaw' might still be slightly triggering... we absolutely love it here at Crescent and use it as one of our key learning platforms for a number of reasons. 

Its primary strength lies in the ability for pupils to easily and speedily upload and share their work with others. Using the exact same tools pupils and parents were using to share the learning that went on in your homes, we can now use it to instantly share our fabulous learning with you wherever you are, making you feel like you're in the classroom with us! 

This obviously has a number of key benefits for both parents and pupils, as it will provide a great insight into your child's learning, give you the chance to add your own positive comments and feedback to their work, and hopefully avoid that inevitable "can't remember..." response you get when you ask them what they did at school today! It also gives your children an enormous amount of pride in their work, knowing that what they produce can be digitally shared with their parents at work or home in seconds.

If Seesaw is completely new to you, then getting started couldn't be easier. You should hopefully have already received your unique Seesaw family login sheet via your child, although if you haven't just drop their form tutor a quick email and they will be able to email you back a digital copy. 

Just download the Seesaw App on to any device, select 'family member' then scan the QR code on the sheet. This should then give you access to all of your child's Seesaw classes, enabling you to see and comment (we love positive comments from parents!) on any work your child has posted.

Despite the near monsoon conditions on Tuesday afternoon, all of the pupils enjoyed a superb away fixture. 

The girls matches were a bit further up the road at the Coventry Schools Astro pitches where all 23 Crescent girls taking part played fantastically, getting really stuck in showing fantastic determination, resilience and grit. Pupils were able to have a coaching session with Mrs Dowling as well as take part in a match against Bablake students in which all pupils developed their ball carrying skills, use of space and teamwork. Fantastic attitude and effort from all. 

Mr Adkins, Mrs Calder, Mrs McCollin,  Mrs Dowling and  Ms Quirke

Despite the near monsoon conditions on Tuesday afternoon, both of our U9 rugby sides enjoyed a superb away fixture at Bablake, playing with skill, pace, super handling despite the weather... and above all big smiles on their faces!

Although the matches were more about practice and experience rather than the actual result, remarkably both ended in a thoroughly deserved draw for both sides.

Players of the match were Charlie and Feranmi for the A's for their ferocious defence, and Ben for the B's for his terrific speed and running lines... although the entire squad deserves a huge well done playing their hearts out in true Cresent fashion, with real determination, and not moaning once about the biblical weather!

Mr Adkins and Mrs Calder

Friday 20 September 2024 - 3.30pm to 4.45pm

Please come along and support the FoC by buying cakes and sweets, all priced at £1 each. All the money raised at these market day events goes towards privilege time for Class 5F.

Monday 16 September 2024 - 4.00pm to 5.00pm

Please come along and join us for this meeting where we will be discussing events for the term. This will take place in Room 1.

Children can be booked into After School, free of charge, if you attend this meeting.  Please advise Mrs Tucker via email.

Friday 27 September 2024 - 8.15am to 9.30am

We will be supporting this important charity in typical Crescent cake style! Please bring donations of cakes into school on Wednesday 25 and Thursday 26 September, and then come along on Friday morning to buy and eat!

We'll be open from 8.15am at drop off with hot drinks and bacon sarnies available too - stop and chat or grab and go!  Great opportunity to meet other parents before the busy day ahead. The children will be buying their cakes at breaktime so please send in a donation (min £1) with them.

Pre-loved uniform:
We will be running a pre-loved stall alongside the Macmillan coffee morning, so come along to see if we have what you need next at a bargain price! For it to be a success we need lots of uniform to sell! This is a great way to recycle uniform that your children have grown out of and to find your next size up. Those summer growth spurts may have left you with some smaller items, please consider donating.  

Please leave in the box outside the main door or drop into the school office during school hours.  Reminder of what we can and can’t accept:

Yes please to:

Sports

• School tracksuit bottoms/School tracksuit tops
• Sports polo tops
• Games tops
• Green sports fleece
• Long dark green sports socks
• Black shorts 
• Black skorts
• Cricket whites

Uniform

• Summer dresses
• Winter pinafores and skirts (checked tartan) 
• School jumpers (new style)
• Blazers with logo still attached
• Summer hats
• Winter hats/scarves
• PE bags
• Music bags
• Swimming bags
• Green back pack
• House ties

Items NOT accepted

• Green cardigans / Green round necked jumpers
• Grey pinafores / Grey skirts
• Green joggers
• Green cycling shorts
• Swimming trunks / Swimming costumes
• Old crescent logo items
• Blazers without a badge
• Grey shorts / Grey trousers
• White shirts
• Socks

Friends of Crescent

Friday 15 November 2024 - 7.30pm

Save the date - this might seem a long way off yet, but it's the famous Parents' Quiz evening hosted by Ms Forth, so book those babysitters in advance!

Uniform can be ordered here:

Uniform Order Form

Please note the following items are stocked in the School Office and can be added to your account.  Do pop in to collect any items.

• Winter hats
• Scarves
• Gloves
• Ties
• Swimming hats
• Sports socks
• Hair bands
• Hair scrunchies
• Hair clips
• Sun hats
• Music group badges - Choir, Orchestra, String and Brass 

School Uniform Shop 
Tel: 01926 634272
Email: uniform@princethorpe.co.uk

Click here to view the term dates for 2024-25 and 2025-26.

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Please see below for useful school contact information:

We regularly recruit for a variety of roles, please do share news of the vacancies with interested friends and family. Current vacancies include:

Crackley Hall

• Site Supervisor

Full details and information on how to apply are available on the Foundation website here:

www.princethorpe.co.uk/join-us

Should you know anyone who might be interested in these posts, please do share this information with them.