Dear Parents and Friends of the School

I write to you from my sunny office here at school, having completed an excellent morning of training for the teachers and staff. We covered lots of fascinating subjects, from better lunch times to global sustainability goals, not to mention looking ahead to our plans for next year. 

This all comes at the end of a really action-packed spring term, where the children and staff have enjoyed a rich and varied diet, both inside the classroom and out. We finished in style this week with a hugely enjoyable Easter Service yesterday, which made a fitting encore to the spring concert of Monday afternoon. One new event this year was a showcase for the parents in Year 4 of the activities their children got up to on their residential trip to Ingestre Hall. I nearly forgot to mention the annual geography house final that we had on Tuesday as well, leading one particular parent in Year 6 to comment to me that the school had begun to feel like a second home for the week. 

All of which leads in very nicely to the Easter holiday that now lies in wait, a chance for everyone to recharge batteries and set our sights anew for the third and final term of the year. We will see you all again on Monday 28 April, and no doubt many of the children will have wonderful tales to tell of their holiday adventures. 

Mandy and I are travelling to the Lake District for few days hill walking and pub lunches, hopefully with the sun shining above us. I say that with some trepidation, as anyone with experience of the Lake District will know that the weather can be capricious at best, which is quite a mild way of describing it. However, when the sun does come out there's nowhere quite like it. 

Whatever you have planned I hope it goes well and you get the chance to do some stimulating and interesting activities with the children, visiting museums, spending time in nature or discovering new interests. This time in spring is such a perfect opportunity to do all of those things. 

Have a great holiday everyone.

Best wishes

Joe Thackway
Headmaster

We are looking forward to the our Outdoor Learning programme for all of the children across the school from Years 1 to 6. This will replace swimming this term and will take place each week and in the same slot on the timetable.

Outdoor Learning will consist of a combination of Forest School activities as well as orienteering, team building and leadership skills training. This is a structured and fully planned series of activities that will develop collaborative work skills while enhancing children's growth mindset in problem solving situations. It will also give them the opportunity to learn and work outdoors during the warmer period of the year.

What to bring into school to wear:

Forest School 

Pupils will need:

• a long sleeved t-shirt
• long bottoms
• a change of trainers and socks
• a pair of gloves to be able to safely take part in the activities
• their school coat or send in a suitable waterproof coat

All of this needs to be put in a named bag that can be left on their peg for the half  term. Please ensure all items of home clothes are named.

Outdoor Learning 

Pupils will need:

• PE kit
• Pair of trainers 

Below is the schedule for pupils for after Easter:

Mrs McCollin and Mrs Dowling

Summer uniform is to be worn in the Trinity Term.  

Blazers should be worn to and from school. Children normally remove them once they are in the playground in the morning.

On the days Year 3 to Year 6 children wear PE kit to school, they should have their Crescent tracksuit top on. 

Labelling

Please ensure all items of school uniform are named. Stick on labels do fall off so it is worth writing the name elsewhere on the clothing. 

Any item of lost clothing that isn't labelled will be donated to FoC Pre-Loved clothing sales at the end of term.  Please let Mrs Tucker know if you are missing any items as there are some un-named items here.

Should you wish to order any uniform, please do so below:

Uniform Order Form

Crescent School

As the weather is getting warmer and will hopefully remain so for the start of Trinity Term please ensure children have their Crescent School sun hat in school and sun cream (to apply themselves). Crescent sun hats can be purchased from the school office.

Crescent School

Class 5F have all got a copy of our writing expectations to revise through over the holidays. In addition, it is really important that reading is encouraged and kept up as well, as all these skills give a great foundation to their English learning and any upcoming assessments.

Your support is much appreciated with this.

Mrs Webb
Class 5F English Teacher

Please find below a link to view the Trinity Term’s Crescent School calendar. We hope that you will find it a useful aide memoir when planning school events and activities into your busy schedules. There is plenty to look forward to, including lots of fixtures and the Summer Fete.

Crescent School Trinity Term Calendar 2025

Crescent School

As the Residential have started, photos will be shared on Seesaw by staff where possible. For safeguarding reasons, please could I remind all families NOT to share any photographs from residentials on any form of social media.

Many thanks for your support of this.

Weekly Calendar 

Weekly Calendar 28 April 2025

After School

Provision can be booked through My School Portal selecting the sessions you require. If you require your child to have tea, please ensure bookings are made by 10.00am each day.  

MySchoolPortal

Crescent School

Please click below to view the lunch menu for next week. 

Lunch Menu - 28 April 2025

Crescent School

Please see below to view the music lesson timetable and the music exam timetable:

Music lessons - 28 April 2025

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 or not having an instrument in school 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 5 pupils now and Year 6 lessons have moved to being during class time.
• Half a term's (ie five 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.

Mrs Barnes
Director of Music

Crescent School's Spring Concert took place on Monday afternoon, with the school hall packed with parents eager to be entertained by an afternoon of fine music and song. They were not disappointed!

Brass Group opened the concert, belting out two pieces confidently, the theme from James Bond and Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious. The breadth of instruments and standard of play impressing all. They were followed by a mix of instrumental solos and music group performances, all showcasing their talent, hard work and dedication.

Wacky Music had great fun performing Drunken Sailor. Orchestra were amazing, they performed two pieces from their recent Foundation workshop, Fossils and Bright Eyes. While the two Flute Groups played a mix of pieces including two written especially for them, Flute Chat and Spring Is Here.

Years 3 and 4 enthusiastically sang their hearts performing three songs from the Heroes Of Troy.

Performing solos in the concert, many of them exam pieces, were Harry on Saxophone, Sophia on piano, Isabel on trumpet, Lilah on guitar, Lily on violin, Alice on flute and Matthew on recorder.

The concert concluded with a powerful performance by the Choir. Pupils from Years 3, 4, 5 and 6 sang four pieces enthusiastically, Sing Together, The Glory Of Love, Someone You Loved and Try Everything.

Our enormous thanks and congratulations go to all Crescent School's accomplished performers who took to the stage in front of their proud parents and of course to all their teachers and Director of Music, Julie Barnes who have helped them achieve so much.
 

We held our Forest School stay and play session on Monday after school. This was a new event in our calendar designed to welcome the children who are due to start Reception at Crescent School in September 2025 for some fun in the sun. The youngsters enjoyed a scavenger hunt with Mrs Noyce and then a hands-on activity planting sunflower seeds with Mrs Dowling and Mrs Pullen. Parents and little ones got to meet some of the teaching staff and senior leaders and to explore the school’s dedicated outdoor learning area. We hope everyone enjoyed the activities.

We look forward to seeing the youngsters again in June for Move Up Morning, when they will meet the rest of their classmates and teachers.

We still have limited spaces available for Reception 2025, so if you know of anyone interested in applying for a place, do please ask them to contact our Registrar, Mrs Becky Witcomb on 01788 523851 or email admissions@crescentschool.co.uk

Crescent School’s annual House Geography competition took place on Tuesday morning and it was a hotly contested affair. Pupils in Year 6 have been working hard in their lessons, learning the mountains, seas, rivers, countries and capitals of the world. They have participated in regular quizzes to test their knowledge with the highest scorers earning themselves the right to represent their House.

Teams of four pupils took on eight rounds of challenging questions. It proved a closely fought competition with the three Houses neck and neck throughout and hardly a mark dropped between them all. Their geography knowledge was just incredible. It was so close that the quiz had to go to sudden death!

This year it was St Andrew’s House that just pipped St George’s and St David’s. The blues were delighted to be back on winning form, reclaiming the trophy once again.

Many congratulations to all and especially to the Blue team,  it was a super event, and the best of luck to Year 5 when your turn comes around next year!

Wednesday 2 April  was World Autism Awareness Day and is the start of World Autism Acceptance Month. Autism affects millions of people worldwide, impacting their social, communication and behavioural skills in varying degrees. The day aims to address the misconceptions and stigma surrounding autism, to promote early diagnosis and intervention, and to support the rights and well-being of individuals with autism.

For more information visit:

https://www.autism.org.uk/

https://www.witherslackgroup.co.uk/how-can-we-help/parents-and-carers/our-support-for-you-and-your-child/webinars/

Mrs Yates
SENDCo

Our Open Evening, on Tuesday 13 May 2025, is fast approaching when prospective parents will have the opportunity to visit and tour the school. 

We would like children in Years 5 and 6 to be involved in the evening by being part of a small group doing IT or Science and Outdoor Learning.   Please look out for the Evolve email to consent.

Mrs Webb
Assistant Head

Not experienced Team Super Sports Camps before? Team Super Sports is offering all Princethorpe Foundation parents a FREE DAY at camp this Easter if you have not attended before! Simply click here to book your spot. 

Checkout this video of the Super Sports Camp at Princethorpe to see what they get up to. 

Team Super Sports Camps are held at Princethorpe College from Monday 7 April to Friday 25 April (excluding bank holidays), the Holiday Camps will run from 8.00am to 5.00pm.

Children aged 7 to 16 can choose from a variety of sports 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!

Camps are priced at £38 per day.

Sibling discounts and flexible booking options available!

Click here to book your camps 

The Tale of Peter Rabbit​
Wednesday 9 April - 2.30pm and Thursday 10 April - 2.30pm and  4.00pm

As part of the Foundation's drive to increase non-fee income, our Commercial Enterprise Team are delighted to be hosting LOL Theatre Company's lovingly adapted production of The Tale of Peter Rabbit in The Clarkson Theatre in the run up to Easter.

When young Peter Rabbit disobeys his mother and enters the forbidden garden belonging to Mr McGreggor, he indulges himself with lettuce, green beans and radishes, however he soon starts to feel sick and goes in search of some parsley to soothe his stomach ache. Who does he encounter when he ventures further into the vegetable patch? None other than Mr McGreggor himself! After a frantic chase, he loses his clothes and his sense of direction. Will Peter Rabbit escape Mr McGreggor's clutches and return home unharmed? More importantly, will he learn his lesson and listen to his mother's warnings next time? Let's hope so!

This 45-minute family friendly production is based on the classic short story by Beatrix Potter and teaches about the importance of listening to warnings, doing the right thing and facing the consequences of your actions. Recommended for ages 4 and above.

This enchanting theatre show brings Beatrix Potter’s beloved characters to life!

Tickets

• Adult ticket - £10
• Child ticket - £5
• Under 4s go FREE

Click here to book your seats.

Monday 28 April 2025

Children in Red House can wear one item of red clothing with their school uniform on Monday 28 April 2025 in lieu of St George's Day on 23 April.

Crescent School Office

As part of their preparation for secondary school transition, we will be taking the Year 5 class to our Foundation senior school, Princethorpe College on Tuesday 29 April for a ‘Step Up To Secondary School’ Taster Day.

The dedicated Taster Day will begin at 9.30am with the children transported to the College by minibus. Pupils will experience a variety of classroom sessions, a tour of the school and a question and answers session with current pupils. Break and lunch will be provided and there is no charge for the day.

At the end of the afternoon, parents are invited to a Parents’ Information Session and optional tour of the school. The session will commence at 4.15pm and finish at approximately 5.30pm for those who would like a tour. Light refreshments will be served. Grove du Toit, Princethorpe’s Headmaster, along with other key members of staff, will be on hand to talk to you about the College, its ethos and vision and to answer any further questions you might have about the admissions process for Foundation pupils who are now able to take advantage of the Early Offer Scheme. Click here for details.

For those parents who are unable to attend the Parents’ Information Session, your child will be transported back to school for 3.30pm. Children whose parents are collecting them from Princethorpe will have an extra lesson before their parents arrive.

This event is well timed to give pupils and parents a good feel for the College before the registration deadline for the Early Offer Scheme on Tuesday 6 May.  Early offers will be made to Foundation pupils on Thursday 12 June as appropriate.

If you have any queries regarding the Early Offer Scheme please feel free to contact the College’s friendly Admissions Team, Cathering Rogers, Registrar, and Georgia Newborough, Assistant Registrar, on 01926 634201/297 or email admissions@princethorpe.co.uk.

Past Pupils Matches - Wednesday 30 April 2025 from 4.30pm

We are looking forward to the past pupil matches!

Past Pupils: please arrive no earlier than 4.30pm via the pupil entrance side gate where you will be welcomed for refreshments on the field. Please wear your current school Games kit - you will be able to change in School.

Class 6W: for those who are staying in school Mr Adkins will supervise you in the IT room and you will join past pupils for refreshments at 4.30pm.  Any pupils going home need to return for this time.  All pupils to wear their Games kit for Netball/Football.

Plan:

• 4.30pm - arrive for refreshments on the School Field via the pupil entrance gate
• 4.45pm - tour of the school for 6W, past pupils and their parents with Mrs Webb
• 5.00pm - matches

We estimate the games will be finished by 5.45pm. Please collect your child via the pupil entrance if you are not watching the matches.

Mrs McCollin
Head of PE and Games

Mrs Webb
Class 6W Form Teacher

Wednesday 30 April 2025 - 4.00pm

All Year 5 parents are invited to a final drop-in session on Wednesday 30 April, regarding the residential trip to the Frank Chapman Centre at 4pm. 

No new information will be given out but it is your opportunity to ask any questions.
This will be held in the Class 5F form room.

Ms Forth

Trip Leader

Saturday 7 June 2025 - 10.00am to 12.00pm

We are all looking forward to this year's Barnaby Bear Football Tournament. 

This was a new event last year, and one that we hope will become a school tradition. It is a chance to remember Barnaby in a fun way each year. 

This year's tournament is planned for Saturday 7 June and will run from 10.00am until 12.00 noon. It is open to all children in Years 3, 4, 5 and 6 and everyone is welcome. 

I know this is a busy time of year for sporting events so, to help us with our preparations, please let us know whether your child will be able to come along and play.

There will be two mini-tournaments, one for the U9s and one for the U11s, with trophies on offer for the winning teams and a sporty version of Barnaby Bear to be won by the overall winners. The children will take part in house teams, there may be more than one team per house.

Please complete the form below if your child is able to take part in the tournament. 

If any parents would like to be involved in the morning, either refereeing, serving refreshments or coaching one of the teams, please let us know in the form below.

Barnaby Bear Football Tournament

Joe Thackway
Headmaster

In our Good News Assembly we awarded School Promise certificates to recognise the children’s excellent behaviour as Good Friends, Good Learners or Good Citizens. 

Well done to:

• RP - Max and Reya
• 1Q - Emilia and Lottie
• 2E - Arielle Persia and Mikael
• 3LS - Isla and Keevie
• 3SS - Isabel and Nishaan
• 4C - Flora and Jack
• 4W - Florence and Uma
• 5F - Kiran and Lilah
• 6W - Nora and Sophia

Joe Thackway
Headmaster

In our Celebration Assembly, the house point winners for each class were rewarded with a book token.  Congratulations to the following children:

House Point Cup Winners

Including work, behaviour, JDVs (5 points each), pompoms, maths comp, cookie comp and all interhouse sports this term, the Total House points are:

Congratulations to Blue House.

Ms Forth
Deputy Head

Congratulations to the following children who have received their JDV badge this week:

Keep up the good work.

Ms Forth
Deputy Head

Congratulations to the following children for their Music Exam success:

Mrs Barnes
Director of Music

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 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:

• Reception - Eris and Kaira
• Year 1 - Clementine and Nifemi
• Year 2 - Alex and James

Mrs Emery
Head of KS1 and Class 2E Form Teacher

The winners of the BWENGU Fundraising games are:

• Name the Rabbit - Mr Cutie Pie named by Austin 2E
• Beat the Goalie - Henry 6W
• Carrot Game - Charlotte 3LS
• Drawing Comp - Cow Cat by Nora 6W
• Guess the Sweets - 257 exactly- Isabel 3SS
• Pin the tail on the Elephant - Roisin 6W
• Skittles - Lucas 4C
• Higher & Lower - a run of 13 - Ella 5F
• Animal Bag - Olivia-Rose 3LS
• True or False - Maia 1Q
• Minecraft Quiz- Oliver 4C
• Match the Movie - Marcie 3LS
• Lucky Lego - 218 exactly - Sam 6W
• Tin Can Alley - Edward W 6W

4W and 4C raised £275 to add to their total so far. Well done all of you who took part and thank you.

Mr Forth 
Deputy Head

Congratulations to this week's Artist of the Week in Upper School:

• Albert 5F - A beautiful piece of illustrative fabric  
• Mithun 5F - A fun and colour fabric picture
• Sophia 6W - Excellent use of colour and texture
• Nimeeta 5F - Beautifully illustrated piece of fabric
• Ella 5F - A carefully presented illustration of her room
• Theo Mc 5F - A fun and detailed fabric illustration  
• Evelyn 5F - Lovely imaginative fabric illustration 

Mrs Thackway
Head of Art

Congratulations to this week's Artists of the Week in Pre-Prep.

Class 2E:

• Evie - Lovely combination of colours
• James - Creative paper sculpture
• Arielle - Imaginative use of coloured aper strips
• Alex - Fun and creative paper sculpture 

Mrs Thackway
Head of Art

Battle Results: 26 March - 3 April 2025 between Y1-6 (average score per class member):

• 1st 5F 736
• 2nd 3SS 126
• 3rd 1Q 98

Most valuable players in the whole competition:

• 1st Alfie 5F
• 2nd Tomisin 5F
• 3rd ISabel 3SS

Well done, 5F! 🏆

Most improved speedsters in the studio are:

1Q

• Mason - Breakthrough Artist

5F

• Harry - Headliner
• Lilah - Breakthrough Artist

No battle over the holidays - keep playing Garage to get those JDV's.

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

Art Frizzmeister 
Deputy Head

What can you do with an egg?!

Well the children certainly came up with some fantastic ideas.

All children were awarded house points for entries and the winners received an Easter Egg.  Please click through the gallery to view the creations.

Mrs Day
MFL Teacher

The lunchtime supervisors decided that you are this half term's recipients of Top Table invitations for your good conduct, good manners and respect for others during lunchtimes:

Thank you to:

• Alex
• Carwyn
• Emma
• Erica
• Florence
• Sahiba

Deputy Head - Academic

Year 3 had a fantastic trip to the Oxford University Natural History Museum. The pupils handled different rocks and learnt how fossils are formed which all linked to their current science topic - rocks and soils. 3SS then wrote some amazing recounts of their experience.

Mrs Johnson
Head of Science and DT

This term we have been exploring what is like to live like a Buddhist and finding out about their key beliefs and practices beyond the story of how Siddhartha Gautama became Buddha. As a reflection task, the children all thought of things around them that they are thankful for and made paper flowers that ‘magically’ bloomed when placed in water. 

Mrs Stapleton
Year 3 RE Teacher

3SS have been finding different ways to practise their times tables and fluency in their recall of multiplication and division facts. They cleverly designed board games which they played in class to check their understanding and to have fun whilst learning.

Mrs Stapleton
Year 3 Teacher

4C along with 4W spent Wednesday afternoon last week preparing games and competitions for their ‘Bwengu Projects Malawi’ fundraising day on Thursday. They were very industrious making props, quizzes, posters and even an elephant! Look elsewhere in the Courier to find out the lucky winners.

Ms Forth
Deputy Head and Year 4 Geography Teacher

In Maths, the children have been creating ‘angle art.’ Thinking about how they could use obtuse, acute and right angles to create a fun piece of art. Some chose to create a picture, some a fan and others chose to create an abstract piece. There were no rules, only that acute angles had to be orange, obtuse-green and right angles were pink. I’m sure you’ll agree that their creations are lovely.

Mrs Woolfenden
Class 4W Maths Teacher

The children in Year 4 have been reading 'The Hungry Caterpillar' in French. ('La Chenille qui fait des trous'). They have learnt the vocabulary for the various food items, and they have listened to an audio recording of the book whilst following the French script. Finally, they have made their very own mini version of the book. Here are some of the pupils, proudly showing their work.

Mrs Day
Year 4 MFL Teacher 

Year 5 have been using their mathematical skills to convert metric measuring units, one of which is weight in grams to kilograms and vice versa. Pupils enjoyed weighing rice, pasta, dice and generally anything they could in the classroom to practice reading the scales.

Ms Forth
Deputy Head

Year 5 Art club had fun creating these amazing penguin sculptures out of plastic milk cartons and paper.  

Mrs Thackway
Head of Art

It is important that the children understand how to use punctuation correctly. We learn the skills; we practise them and then we try and use them. Part of this process is also explaining why they have used them - this shows mastery of their knowledge.

Mrs Webb
Year 5 English Teacher

Year 6 have been composing their own music based on the story of Romeo and Juliet.

Using a mixture of their own instruments, chime bars and percussion, they worked in groups to create music incorporating the themes of Friar Lawrence, sword fighting, romance and a tragic ending.

Mrs Barnes
Director of Music

In our PE lessons this half term, Years 3 to 6 have been working on their athletics skills, looking at the fundamental movements of SAQ (speed, agility and quickness) in preparation for the summer athletics season. This week’s lesson involves plyometric jumping circuits to help develop power. 

Mrs McCollin
Head of PE and Games

As part the 'Adapt and Change' theme for British Science Week, pupils looked at the world of fashion and learnt that, like in all industries, designers are working hard to reduce waste and use sustainable and recyclable materials. Then pupils in Years 2 to 6 took items from our recycling in school and created a 'trashion' outfit including a hat, bag and shoes. Each class designed and created their own item, which when combined made a truly impressive designer statement!

Mrs Johnson
Head of Science and DT

The Green Team would like to wish you all a very Happy Easter. Why not have a look these sustainable activities to do over the Easter break.

5 easy and eco-friendly Easter activities for the whole family – Toby Tiger

Eco Easter Ideas

How to Have a Sustainable Easter: 13 Egg-cellent Eco-Friendly Tips

From the Green Team

Please click here to view the PE/Games schedule for Years 3 to 6.  Cricket Kit can be worn.

Do contact me if you have any queries.

Mrs McCollin

Head of PE and Games

Crescent U9s enjoyed a very sunny trip over to Bablake on Tuesday, and although the results didn't go our way, battled well, played some super football and learned some valuable lessons. 

In all three games Crescent paid the price for being a little slow to start, conceding early goals and although they improved superbly as the games went on, were never able to find equalising goals in return. 

Once again though all of the U9s greatly impressed their coaches with their resilience, determination and team-spirit, never letting their heads drop and battling until the final whistle. 

Well done to the entire squad, with special mentions for Walter, Jack, Catherine and Uma whose effort levels were nothing short of exemplary.

Mr Adkins, Mrs Calder and Mrs Dowling

A fiercely contested tournament with great play, lots of attacking play, lots of wonderful goal keeping from Herbie and Harry making it very tricky for any team to score, despite multiple chances. 

• Red v Blue 0-0 Draw
• Blue  v  Yellow 0-1 to Yellow
• Yellow v Red 0-1 to Red 

Final Results 

• 1st place = Red House
• 2nd = Yellow House
• 3^rd = Blue House  

Edward M
Class 6W
 

Friday 9 May 2025

Please see attached photo for details of the FoC Disco.

• Rec to Year 3 - 15:5 - 16:45
• Year 4 to Year 6 - 17:00 - 18:00

The 'What's On' section has gone and events are now under 'Calendar' which is found at the top of the home screen. 

Disco

FoC

Please see below for useful school contact information:

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.

Crescent School

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

Princethorpe College 

• Performing Arts Technician and Administrator

 Crescent School

• Teacher - KS2 (part-time)
• Teacher - Lower KS2
• Teacher - KS1
• After School Manager

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.