Dear Parents and Friends of the School

It was lovely to see so many families attending the Barnaby Football Tournament on Saturday last week. We avoided some slightly scary looking weather reports and it was a relaxed and joyful morning, enjoyed by adults and children alike. Many thanks to all of those parents who came along and those who helped out as well. 

It seems at times as though, at least to me, that school years flash by in the blink of an eye and we are in fact nearing the end of another one, with lots of standout events appearing on the near horizon. I have written to you separately this evening with news of next year‘s teaching team, as well as the details of our upcoming Welcome Evening on Thursday 26 June. 

As well as this important event, some of the others to note are move-up day, summer concerts, Pre-Prep sports days, the Year 6 play and leavers’ service. I do hope you are able to attend some if not all of these events. 

I should also of course mention the sports day earlier in the week. This took place, as has become traditional, over at Princethorpe College. Again, parental attendance was excellent and the children felt they had a real gallery to observe and appreciate their exploits and achievements. It would be easy to talk about winners and record-breaking times, heights and distances, but the thing that struck me more than anything was the excellent behaviour of the children. It was quite a long session but the children remained enthusiastic and supportive of one another throughout the morning. Although it must be said we are actually very good at winning as a school, it is this mutual respect and goodwill that is genuinely at the heart of our School Promise. 

I hope you have a great weekend everyone.

With all best wishes

Joe Thackway
Headmaster

Thursday 26 June 2025 - 7.00pm to 8.20pm

Dear Parents 

As we come to the end of the academic year you will have noted in the calendar that this year’s Welcome Evening is planned for Thursday 26 June from 7.00pm to 8.20pm.  All parents of children who are attending the school next year are warmly invited to this important information evening and opportunity to meet staff and fellow parents. 

The evening will last for around an hour and 20 minutes and will be divided into two sections. In one of these, you will spend some time in the hall with me, hearing some general messages about our exciting plans for the year ahead. In the other part of the evening you will meet your child’s form teacher in their new classroom and hear in more detail about day-to-day provision and arrangements.  

To allow things to run smoothly, we have arranged the evening to run as follows: 

We will be filming my headteacher’s talk and this will be available for viewing after the event. This means that if you have a child in both sections of the school, you have the option of attending both of the teacher talks and watching my talk at another time. 

The school playground will be open for parking from 6.45pm and there will be plenty of signage around to point you in the right direction. 

Please confirm attendance via the link below, by Monday 23 June 2025: 

Welcome Evening

I look forward to seeing you on the evening. 

Joe Thackway
Headmaster

This year 15 children from the Year 5 class put themselves forward as potential candidates for next year's head pupil roles. They all wrote letters expressing how they felt their experiences and skills would make them possible choices for the role.

The children then read their letters to the class and to me, which was followed by a whole class vote. This is something we do every year, but I was particularly touched this year by the honesty and passion that the letters contained. It was wonderful to hear just how much the school meant to so many of the children and also to hear about their own personal achievements and goals.

Following this process I am delighted to announce that the head pupils for next year will be Theo and Lilah. Theo and Lilah were announced to the school in assembly this morning but the official handover from this year's head pupils will take place at the Leavers’ Service at the end of term.

The other children in the class were very quick to offer their congratulations to the two successful candidates and everyone wished them good luck in there new positions.

Joe Thackway
Headmaster

Just a friendly reminder to all current Crescent parents that if you have a younger sibling and are looking for a Reception place or perhaps a sibling looking for a Year 3 place for September 2026 entry then our Early Bird Registration Deadline is Friday 17 October  2025. 

We have had a high amount of interest for this point of entry and therefore encourage you register your child early.

If you have any questions relating to availability of spaces in any year group then please speak to our Registrar, Mrs Becky Witcomb on beckywitcomb@crescentschool.co.uk or she is contactable on 01788 523851.

Thank you for all the entries for our latest House competition, we really enjoyed looking at them all. As they were so good we have gone for a winner in each House and then an overall winner.

All is revealed in the photos. 

All the children received their prizes in assembly and lots of House points were awarded too.

Mrs Webb
Blue  House Leader

Weekly Calendar 

Co-Curricular clubs are not running on Friday 20 June due to Summer Fete.

Weekly Calendar 16 June 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 - 16 June 2025

Crescent School

Please see below to view the music lesson timetable:

Music lessons - 16 June 25

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.
• 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

Please find below a link to view the Trinity Term’s Crescent School calendar. 

Crescent School Trinity Term Calendar 2025

Crescent School

Pupils from Crescent School’s Green Team visited Princethorpe College on Wednesday 11 June to meet with their Planet Princethorpe team. It was the first time that the schools’ eco teams had met so they began the session by sharing their environmental activities and achievements within their respective schools. Pupils then broke into mixed school groups to generate ideas and activities for a Foundation Schools’ Mock Climate Conference that will take place alongside the United Nations COP30 that is taking place in November this year.

Pupils’ passion for the environment was clear to see with lots of creative ideas for conference activities that would raise awareness, educate and engage the wider school communities with sustainability. From a headmasters’ question and answer panel to environmental competitions and games, hearing from external speakers, to planting activities, setting recycling challenges to climate conversations, it was great to see our young people engaging actively and coming up with so many innovative and great ideas.

It was a very productive meeting for all involved. It was inspiring to see pupils' enthusiasm for tackling climate change.

Year 4 visited Princethorpe College on Wednesday 11 June to watch their Lower School Musical Theatre production of Newsies Jr. The one act musical telling the true story of Jack Kelly, a charismatic newsboy in New York who rallied young workers from across the city to strike against unfair conditions and fight for what's right!

Featuring 40 pupils from Years 7 to 9, the open rehearsal took place in their purpose-built Clarkson Theatre and before the performance the children were delighted to catch up with some of our Crescent alumni who are starring in the show.

Huge thanks to Princethorpe for inviting us over to watch their rehearsal, the singing was incredible, the dancing amazing and everyone really enjoyed  the show. We hope they have all enjoyed their performances this week!

Today saw pupils' final meetings with their Learning Mentors for the academic year. Children proved that they have been working to achieve their targets by showing work from their books and discussed how they felt their learning has gone this year. Please do ask them how their review meeting went.

We are delighted with how this initiative continues to engage children from Years 1 to 6 with their learning. The mentor meetings have proven to be a powerful way for children to realise where they are at in their attainment and how they can progress their learning by taking ownership of their personal 'next steps'.

Well done to everyone involved.

It was busy weekend remembering Barnaby and Chris for the Crescent family. After a morning of football fun on Saturday, many children, parents and friends headed to Stanford Hall for the Summer Wolf Run. Dressed in bright pink, as Chris liked to do, the Williams Warriors waded through pools of mud, under cargo nets, along climbing walls and over slippery forest paths. The children and accompanying adults completed 6km and some of them even went again in the afternoon to do the 10km adult run - Warriors indeed! 

Well done to all of our Crescent children who took part, raising money for a charity so close to all our hearts - Brain Tumour Charity; there's still time to donate if you'd like to! 

https://www.justgiving.com/page/williamswarriors

Mrs Yates
SENDCo

Dear Year 6 Parents

Tuesday 24 June 2025 at 6.30pm

Two families at war, two teenagers in love-whose side are you on?

Year 6 are excited to share with you their version of Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet.

The Montagues (Romeo’s lot) and the Capulets (Juliet’s family)  have been at war for many years and no one even knows why anymore. Romeo and Juliet fall in love at a party thrown by her father to try and forget about all the bad feelings but things don’t run smoothly for this naive couple.

Rehearsals have been challenging and intense but this immersive play promises to be a fantastic performance.

We invite you to choose a side - are you a Montague or Capulet? Please wear a small token of colour to indicate your choice, either red (Montagues) or blue (Capulets) in order for the children to know who they are interacting with. (If your child is a Montague, it would be advisable to be a Montague as the play is on two sides and we can seat you appropriately for a good view of your child and vice versa)

The playground will be open for parking and refreshments will be served from 6.15pm.

Please book your tickets (4 per family) by Sunday 22 June 2025:

Year 6 - Drama Production of 'Romeo and Juliet' - Performance to Parents

Mrs Woolfenden
Drama Teacher

Wednesday 25 June 2025 - 2.00pm to 3.20pm

We are all very much looking forward to our Sports Day for Reception, Year 1 and 2 on Wednesday 25 June.

Children should come to school in normal summer uniform and they will change  after the teddy bear picnic. 

Please ensure that your child(ren) come to school with the following:

• sun cream, applied before school and put in their bag
• a Crescent school sunhat (these can be purchased from the school office)
• a refillable drinks bottle of water

Sports days are always very much anticipated by the children and really enjoyable for all involved.

Parents are invited to come and support, please book your tickets via the link below by Sunday 22 June:

Reception Years 1 and 2 - Sports Day on the School Field

Mrs McCollin

Head of PE and Games

Thursday 26 June - 3.00pm to 3.30pm

Our ‘Open Book’ afternoon is on Thursday 26 June for Years 1 to 5.  This is a chance for you to share all of your child’s books with them at their desk and see what they have enjoyed this year in the classrooms. The front door will be open at 3.00pm and you will be shown which classroom your child will be in at that time of the day. Due to space we can only accommodate one adult per child. You can of course have a different adult booked with another sibling or split your time between children taking the other children with you.

This is a lovely opportunity for you and your child to share their work. You may be able to take some of the books home afterwards.

I do hope you can join us, please book your ticket by Sunday 22 June via the link below. Please note that it is very difficult to organise at the last minute if you are not pre-booked in.

Open Book Afternoon

The car park will be open from 2.45pm.  You can also park in the Church Car Park which is a short walk up to school.

Ms Forth
Deputy Head 

Sunday 29 June 2024 - 11.00am to 7.00pm

Princethorpe’s PTA are joining forces with the Foundation’s Commercial Enterprises Team to host a new exciting event – Princethorpe Summer Fest.

Join us for an unforgettable day building on the success of the PTA's Summer Fête and Motoring Festival!

Mark your calendars for Sunday 29 June, from 11.00am to 7.00pm, and get ready to immerse yourself in a vibrant celebration featuring:

• Live Music
• Performances from local groups
• Stunning Vintage Car Display
• Craft and Beauty stalls selling lots of amazing products
• Exquisite Art Exhibition
• Fun-filled Activities, Games, and Crafts for all ages!

And that's not all! 

For £10 enjoy an array of large-scale inflatables and games at the PTA Fun Zone! 

Indulge in a delightful array of food and drink including: 

• 🍟 The Rollin Bowls
• 🍕 Santina’s Wood Fired Pizza Co
• 🍪 Mils Cookies
• 🌮 Tapas Zampa
• 🍔 Moo Hatch
• 🌮 Taco Lab  
• ☕ No13 Coffee Roasters 

Don't miss out on this spectacular event—bring your friends and family for a day of entertainment, creativity, and delicious treats!

Entry is £5 per car to be paid on the day. To get your tickets click here. 

With thanks to our generous sponsor, Carter and King.

Monday 30 June 20254 - 2.15pm to 3.30pm

All the musicians in the Upper School have been working hard preparing for our Summer Concert. Choir, Orchestra, Brass Group, Flute Groups, Wacky Music (a recording will be shown), a Guitar Group and soloists from Year 6 will perform for your delectation and delight. 

Doors open at 2.15pm with refreshments in the Library.  The playground will be open for parking from 2.00pm.

Upper School Summer Concert - Performance to Parents

Mrs Barnes

Director of Music

Tuesday 1 July 2025 – 9.00am – 9.45am

Pre-Prep are starring in their very own Summer Concert on Tuesday 1 July. All classes in the Pre-Prep and Mini Brass (a recording will be shown) will be very excited to show you what they have been learning in Music. 

Refreshments will be served in the library from 8.45am.

Pre-Prep Summer Concert- Performance to Parents

Mrs Barnes

Director of Music

Thursday 3 July 2025 - 2.00pm to 3.30pm

Crescent School would like to invite the parents and families of Year 6 to join us for the Leavers' Service of the Class of 2025 on Thursday 3 July between 2.00pm and 3.45pm.

You are welcome to join us for light refreshments on the school field at 2.00pm, followed by a service in the school hall which involves the presentation of Leavers' Books and a book from the school.  Alongside this, Year 6 and myself will share memories interspersed with musical interludes from this talented class.

Please indicate how many of your family will be joining us so we can cater accordingly. There are up to four tickets available per family:

Year 6 - Leavers' Celebration Service for Parents and Families

We hope you will be able to join us.

Mrs Webb
Year 6 Form Teacher

Team Super Sports Camps are back this Summer! The camps will be held at Princethorpe College from Monday 7 July until Friday 22 August, the Holiday Camps will run from 8.00am to 5.00pm.

Summer Holiday Camp at Princethorpe College:

📆 Monday 7 July - Friday 22 August

⏰ Drop off 8.00am to 9.00am / Pick up 4.00pm to 5.00pm

😁 Ages 5-16

🏅 Rugby / Football / Gymnastics / Netball / Tennis / Cricket / Hockey - Children choose their sports!

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

Camps are priced at £38 per day. 

Sibling discounts and flexible booking options available!

Click here to book your Team Super Sports camps.

Dear Year 5 Parents

As you will no doubt be aware, the local authority 11+ exams for entry into Year 7 in 2025 are scheduled to take place on 13 and 14 September 2025. Registration for the exam has already opened on the Warwickshire.gov website.

With this in mind, we would like to invite this year’s Year 5 children in for two days of Pre-Season Brain Training Sessions on Thursday 28 August and Friday 29 August 2025. The sessions will run from 9.00am until 12.45pm each day. These sessions are entirely optional and are designed to prepare the children primarily for the grammar school exams, but also for any other entrance exams they may take later in the term. 

The children will spend each morning with their familiar Crescent teachers, including Ms Forth, Mrs Webb, Ms Clark and Mr Adkins, getting them back into gear and ready for their exams. Each day there will be taught sessions focusing on the four strands of the 11+; verbal reasoning, non-verbal reasoning, Maths and English comprehension. Needless to say, these skills will also be useful for their Princethorpe exams on Saturday 8 November, as well as any other independent school exams they may be entered for.

Children will be expected to arrive in school smartly dressed with a mid-morning snack. They do not need to wear school uniform. These sessions will be in addition to the revision packs that we send home at the end of the Summer Term. I am pleased to say that there will be no charge for attendance.

Best wishes 

Joe Thackway
Headmaster

Sunday 14 September 2025 - 2.00pm to 5.00pm

Princethorpe will be holding its annual Open Afternoon on Sunday 14 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. 

Click here to book your place.

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

Keep up the good work.

Ms Forth
Deputy Head

Reading superstars this week are:

500K Words 

• Ashleen (3SS)
• Penelope (4C)

Millionaire 

• Locan (3SS)

 Septuple Millionaire

• Alice (4C)

Mrs Nelson
Higher Level Teaching Assistant

Word Wizards

The pupils achieving the highest word count from successfully quizzing this week, are:

• 3LS Siara
• 3SS Ashleen
• 4C Alice
• 4W Jian
• 5F Evelyn
• 6W Ed M

Top Quizzers 

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

• 3LS Oscar
• 3SS Josiah
• 4C Evie M
• 4W Dare
• 5F Lilah
• 6W Nora

Mrs Nelson
Higher Level Teaching Assistant

Battle Results 4 - 11 June 2025 (Y1 - 6 average score per class member)

• 1st 3SS 487
• 2nd 1Q 331
• 3rd 4W 149

Most valuable players in the whole competition:

• 1st Max 1Q
• 2nd Nishaan 3SS
• 3rd Daniel 3SS

Well done, 3SS! 🏆

Most improved speedsters in the studio are:

3SS

• Thato - Wannabe!
• Jed- Rock Star!
• Nishaan - Rock Legend!
• Charlotte - Support Act!

4W

• Walter - Rock Star!

All playing counts for next week's battle but not jamming.

Art Frizzmeister 
Deputy Head

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 - Annabelle and Max
• Year 1 - Isabella and Eddie
• Year 2 - Harriet and Kiaan

Mrs Emery
Head of KS1 and Class 2E Form Teacher

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

• Ava 5F  - Excellent tonal sketches
• Nimeeta 5F - Beautifully presented design ideas
• Niamh 3SS - Carefully observed sketch
• Isabel 3SS - A lovely, detailed drawing of the entrance to the school
• Hannah 3SS - A bright and colourful sketch
• Freddie 3SS - A super sketch of Jubilee Woods
• Teddy 3LS - A carefully presented sketch
• Sarima 3LS - A lovely sketch of the entrance to Crescent School
• Keevie 3LS - A colourful sketch of Forest School
• Zac 6W - Excellently observed self-portrait
• Matthew 6W - An expressive self-portrait
• Edward M 6W - A strong tonal sketch

Mrs Thackway
Head of Art

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

• Evie and Sahiba 2E - Creative mix of different materials
• Mikael and Harriet 2E - Excellent choice of colours and materials

Mrs Thackway
Head of Art

3SS created their own 'Potato Pals' in preparation for our Maths lesson where the learning objective was to compare and measure weights in multiples of 100g. Once designed we passed around different standardised weights before estimating whether our potato was lighter or heavier than 100g.  We then continued to add weights to the balance scales to see if our predictions were right.

Mrs Stapleton
Class 3SS Form Teacher

In Year 4, the children have been learning how to describe the position of a shape on a first quadrant grid using coordinates. To consolidate this, they plotted points using coordinates to reveal a mystery picture! In their next lesson, they will be translating shapes and describing the new position using coordinates. 

Miss Clark
Year 4 Maths Teacher

It is amazing how much vocabulary and how many literary features can be used when looking at pictures in English. We are studying books by Shaun Tan and the children in 5F were looking at some pictures, using adverbs, verbs and adjectives to describe the scenes.

Mrs Webb
Year 5 English Teacher

Year 5 have been enjoying learning the songs from the BBC series based on Shakespeare’s The Tempest. They used percussion and their own instruments to add an accompaniment to the song Barracuda. 

Mrs Barnes
Head of Music

As we approach the last few weeks of term, Year 6 start to reflect on their time at Crescent School. This week we have been preparing some work for our Leavers’ Service. It brings smiles to our faces and a wistful look to our eyes.

Mrs Webb
Year 6 Teacher

On Tuesday 3 June, Year 2 and Year 6 visited the Birmingham Botanical Gardens and enjoyed some fabulous animal handling sessions and the opportunity to explore plants and trees from across the world in the glasshouses.  

You can read write ups from Sophia and Alex here and look through the wonderful photos.

Mrs Johnson
Head of Science and DT

Thank you to everyone who visited the bookfair, it had a lovely buzz around it every day. It is so lovely to see the children excited by books and there was a great selection. Thank you also to the FOC helpers who manned it every day.

Mrs Webb
Head of English

Just a reminder that we have a Community Litter Pick organised for Tuesday 24 June in the afternoon. This is part of the Great British Spring Clean Campaign, and we have pledged to collect at least 10 large bags of litter. The Green Team and Year 6 will be out and about in the community litter picking. If you would like to be involved please contact: jacquijohnson@crescentschool.co.uk

The Great British Spring Clean | Keep Britain Tidy

From the Green Team

Crescent School’s Key Stage 2 Sports Day took place on Tuesday 10 June on Princethorpe College’s playing fields. Sports Day is always super fun for everyone at school and race after race, event after event our young athletes didn’t disappoint, as they leapt, threw and sprinted to make this year’s Sports Day another record-breaking success.

Years 3 and 4 and Years 5 and 6 competed separately in 60m and 150m sprints, a middle distance 600m run, the Long Jump, High Jump and the Howler Throw plus two new events this year, the Shot Putt and for Years 3 and 4 only the Speed Bounce. Sports Day was completed with the always hotly contested House Relay Races.

A very successful morning of sport saw plenty of new school records set including:

On the track: 
Year 4 - 600m - Joshua J in 2:11:13 minutes 
Year 5/6 - 600m - Kian G in 2:12:95 minutes

On the field: 
Year 4 High Jump - Walter - 1.05m

Year 3 Girls High Jump - Sophie D - 1.03m
Year 3 Boys High Jump - Teddy - 1.00m  
Year 3/4 Girls Shot Putt - Hermione - 8.85m
Year 3/4 Boys Shot Putt - Joshua J - 10.20m 
Year 3/4 Speed Bounce - Isla M - 53 
Year 4 Boys Long Jump - Feranmi - 3.70m 
Year 3/4 Girls Howler - Kiki - 18m 
Year 3/4 Boys Howler - Max G-H - 28.10m 
Year 5/6 Girls Howler - Lilah - 24.40m 
Year 5/6 Boys Howler - Lewis H - 32.45 m
Year 5/6 Girls High Jump - Roisin C - 1.17m 
Year 5/6 Girls Shot Putt - Sophie G - 5.40m 
Year 5/6 Boys Shot Putt - Zac J - 7.30m

At Crescent, Sports Day isn’t just about the competition, it is also all about the participation. On the day every child takes part and, most importantly, every child has fun. As is always the case the children’s behaviour was impeccable, they offered support and encouragement to each other and congratulated and commiserated with good heart. True Olympic spirit on show all round.

At the end of a very busy morning, Mr Thackway was delighted to announce the House results and to present the trophies. It was a very close affair decided only on the last relay races.
Years 3 and 4 Overall - St Andrew’s House
Years 5 and 6 Overall - St Andrew’s House

A big thank you to all of the staff involved in organising and running the event, both from the Crescent and from the Princethorpe Foundation.

Thank you also to all the parents and grandparents who came along to cheer the children on.

More photos from the event will be shared with parents next week.

U11 Girls had a very close and competitive match with some solid fielding, speedy bowling and wickets taken,  King Henry’s put together a score of 250 for 4 for us to chase.  Despite some wonderful batting and a fabulous partnership between Roisin and Sophie, Crescent fell short by 5 runs scoring 246 for 3. 

POM’s awarded to Roisin – Batter, Sophie – Bowler 

U10 Girls gave a solid performance from the U10s taking on KHVIII U11 B team. King Henry’s won the toss and opted to field first putting Crescent in to bat. Some great batting, with Ella finding the boundary twice in her innings, saw Crescent gain a total of 242 for 4. 

Great bowling from all students and some lovely backing up in the field from all however King Henry VIII had some bit hitters who managed to put a total of 284 for 2 on the board. 

A much-improved performance, showing great growth and development. 

POM’s Isabella Bowler, Amber Batter and Esme – Fielder. 

Friday 20 June - 3.30pm to 5.30pm

It’s the big event of this term!  Lots of exciting games to play, two giant Bouncy Castles, Tombola, Raffle, Beat the Goalie, refreshments, charity teddy stall, Team Supersports activity area, not forgetting the all important ice-cream van and new for this year we have a pizza van!

Please drop any raffle and tombola donations into school by Tuesday 17 June so we can get things ready for Friday. And if you are able to volunteer to help out on the afternoon, please let us know.

Stamp cards can be purchased on Classlist, it’s much easier if you purchase in advance, cards will be given out to children by the teachers as they finish school for the day. 

£10 card covers all the stall games and also includes two goes on the bouncy castles – great value discounted price to bounce and saves the long queue for tokens!!

If your child doesn’t fancy a bounce then buy a £7 card for the stall games only

See link below for tickets

With Classlist app:

https://app.classlist.com/parent/#/events/view/1281971120

Without Classlist app:

https://app.classlist.com/events/#/events/view/1281971120

Louisa
FoC Chair

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 

• Learning Support Assistant
• Science Technician

Crescent School

• After School Assistant

Little Crackers

• Nursery 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.

Please see below for useful school contact information:

Crescent School Office

01788 521595

Email: admin@crescentschool.co.uk

Postal address: Crescent School, Bawnmore Road, Bilton, Rugby CV22 7QH

After School Club

01788 523850

Bills, Fees and Online Payment

01926 634273

Email: georginamalin@princethorpe.co.uk

Registrar

01788 523851

Email: admissions@crescentschool.co.uk

Princethorpe College General Office

01926 634200

Email: post@princethorpe.co.uk

website:  www.crescentschool.co.uk

x:    @CrescentSchRug

facebook: @cres.school

instagram: @crescentschoolrugby

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

Crescent School

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