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On Thursday 12th November, Year 4 took park in STEM workshops. Working in pairs, the children programmed robots using iPads to complete a Mission to Mars. This was provided by SATRO, an educational chartiy working across the South East whose goal it is to inspire and encourage young people in Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths. The children really enjoyed their sessions.
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On November 13th 2020, we had an amazing response to our Children In Need collection. Thank you so much on behalf of the charity for your generous donations. The total amount raised was £663.01 which was considerably higher than the previous year.
Then on 17th December, on the final day of term, we had our Christmas Jumper Day with all the money raised going to Save The Children. Our jumper day was great to see, hear and feel! It really brought some joy to us and we raised £467.32 which we know will be very well received by all the children it will help.
Thank you for your support.
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Mother’s Day – Sunday 14th March
(*Yep, we road-tested them…it’s a tough job)
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The whole school risk assessment can be found by clicking on the attached link:
Our Remote Learning Guide for parents can be found by clicking on the link below:
Further information on Coronavirus protective measures can be found in our 'Coronavirus Updates' folder in the document library, which can also be accessed by clicking on the following link:
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The school policy is attached below. We would be grateful if you could read this because it gives information about what we are intending to do in the event of snow.
The main message is - we will endeavour to keep school open, but please ensure you have provided us with your correct mobile number and email address, because we will send updates by text and email as necessary. Messages will also be posted on our website if we need to change collection procedures etc.
In this cold weather, please remember to make sure that your child/ren have warm outdoor clothing to wear and, possibly, a change of footwear if necessary and a bag to put wet shoes / wellies in.
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Cranmere Primary hosted a National Heritage Blue Plaque on Tuesday 21st February.
This Blue Plaque has been placed on our school building in recognition of the site being the former home of British racing driver John Cobb.
The BBC news covered the event (and there was a great write up in the Surrey Advertiser). Former world land speed record holder, Richard Noble, unveiled the plaque itself. Richard Noble also gave a talk to children and visitors which entertained and enthralled us all.
Our children behaved beautifully on the day, drawing many positive comments from our visitors. They were equally impressed with the childrens' display of artwork which was on display to mark the event.
Thank you to all who attended and made it such a memorable day. If you were not able to come along then do take a look at the picture gallery instead.
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The link to our recruitment site which shows all our current vacancies is shown below:
http://www.cranmereprimary.org.uk/office/vacancies.html
Or, download and return the relevant application form: