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WALK TO SCHOOL. Our campaign to get our children to walk to school has become more and more successful and we now have cycle racks and a shelter for
the children and parents in bad weather. You can read more about it here.
LITTLE DUCKLINGS Our Parent and Toddler group is held on Thursday afternoons in the mobile classroom (click here for information).
HONEYSUCKLE. Students can benefit from after school care provided by a private company, Honeysuckle, who operate from the nearby Beaumont Centre in Peggs Green. Children using this service are collected from our school by Honeysuckle's approved carers. For more information (click here for information).
AFTER HOURS CLUBS We provide various after hours clubs for the boys and girls which change termly We will let parents know what is available as and when the clubs are organised.
FRIENDS OF NEWBOLD SCHOOL (FONS) Over the years Newbold School has benefited enormously from the efforts of the Friends of Newbold School both in terms of financial help and advice and support. Click here to find out more and perhaps join them in their work for the children and the school.
If you have any enquiries or problems please do get in touch. The school phone number can be found at the bottom of the page.
The Little Ducklings Parent and Toddler group is continuing to be a great success,
attracting both local families and people from further a-
We are officially still the smallest school in Leicestershire. The children are central to all we do at Newbold. We continue to provide a personalised approach that ensures that every single child is nurtured and valued.
Numbers this year have shown a slight increase compared to the beginning of last academic year, which we are very pleased about especially as we said goodbye to a large year group of six year six pupils! We hope that our supportive environment and strong teaching team will attract more children who may benefit from the support (for more able children as well as those who require intervention) that we are able to provide to help them achieve their full potential.
The school is situated within the heart of the village. We aim to continue our strong links with the local community by providing a range of local events during the year. We plan to continue our monthly community lunch events, as well as a Christmas shopping night and Christmas carol singing.
Over the last year we have continued to build on our relationships with our parish church, St. Matthew’s Church, Worthington, as well as with the diocese of Leicester. Being a church school we feel this has enriched our curriculum in many ways. We will be celebrating our harvest festival at St. Matthew’s and later in the year our Christmas carol service will be held there also.
We were delighted to welcome the Ofsted inspector to our little school in March 2010 and were extremely pleased when we received the confirmation that we are a ‘good’ school. But no sitting on our laurels! We are aiming to be an ‘outstanding’ school! Click here to see our latest Ofsted report. Following Ofsted’s visit the Diocesan inspector reported that they too considered us a ‘good’ school, and ‘outstanding’ at “meeting the needs of all learners, through its distinctive Christian Character.” View the full report here.
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