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A warm welcome to Keyingham Primary School. We’re a school with years of educational life and experience that gives the school its unique atmosphere and place in the community. Our children find themselves in a busy and enthusiastic learning environment where there is always much to do, see and learn. We aim to provide a stimulating and structured environment in which all members of the school community are valued.
We hope that you will find this website useful, informative and “to the point”. You should get a good impression of the school’s life and ethos. We are committed to providing the very best for the children at Keyingham Primary and we believe that this means a great deal more than simply those results that can easily be tested and presented in tables.
Primary schooling should be about developing children’s learning attitudes and their characters so that they will want to go on learning for ever, and although this means high standards in English and Maths, it means so much more besides.
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LA Application
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Government Guidelines
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The Governors
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The School PTA
Our PTA is run by dedicated parents who spend time raising money for the school and putting on additional…
School Council
Every year our children elect a new team to the school council. They spend time meeting each week…
Aims and ethos express the goals and expectations of the school. They express the general targets that we aim for when giving a safe and secure place of learning for your child. Every school needs these clear sets of aims in order to fulfil their vision and values in their pursuite of excellence.
Here you will find an outline of ours which will show you our educational model. They will show our dedicaton to your child having not only the best learning experience that we can give but also growing as a person to enable them to tackle their next challenges in life. To enable them to do well as they grow in their education and to be the beginning point in a love of life long learning.
Daily Schedule – School Day Times
Foundation Stage Opening Times
Foundation Stage 1
Morning session – 8.40am – 11.40am
Lunch (optional session) – 11.40 – 12.15pm
Afternoon session – 12.15pm – 3.15pm
Key Stage 1 & Foundation Stage 2
Registration – 8.45am – 8.55am
Playtime – 10.15am – 10.35am
Lunchtime – 11.55am – 1.00pm
End of the school day – 3.10pm
Key Stage 2
Registration – 8.45am – 8.55am
Playtime – 10.15am – 10.35am
Lunchtime – 12.00 – 1.05pm
End of the school day – 3.15pm
General News
Year 1 & 2 School Trip
Parents’ Letter – January 2019
Young Voices Concert Information Letter
Young Voices Letter – December 2018
Scooter training – Year 2
Children in Year 2 need to bring their scooter to school tomorrow (Monday 17th December) for scooter training.
Tinsel and Tea Towels – Year 1 & Year 2
Year 1 & Year 2 entertained parents with their singing, dancing and acting in their amazing performance of ‘Tinsel and Tea Towels’
There are more photographs on the school website.
Foundation Stage Christmas
Everyone enjoyed the wonderful Foundation Stage Christmas performance of ‘Dear Santa.’
There are lots more photographs from the afternoon on the school website.
Christmas Tree Festival at St Nicholas Church
We have used all the children’s wonderful decorations from last week’s homework activity for our tree at the Christmas Tree Festival at St Nicholas church. The church will be open from 10am until 4pm the weekends of 8th & 9th and 15th & 16th December for the public to look at the display of trees.
Dinner Menu – WC 10/12/2018
Year 4 – Church Walk
Art Club Reminder
Dear Parents and Carers,
Due to Christmas activities happening in school over the next few weeks, there will be no art club on Tuesday’s after school until the end of term. Thank you.
Year 2 Christmas Morning
Notices of Events
Events for the Spring Term 2019
Wednesday 30th January – Year 1 & 2 children’s trip to the Street Life Museum in Hull.
Friday 1st February – 2.45pm -Mrs Doves’ class will lead parents’ assembly.
Monday 4th February – Maths week.
Tuesday 5th February – Safer Internet Day.
Tuesday 5th February– 6.30pm – Ian Thorp, from Peat Rigg will lead a meeting for parents and children who want to take part in the Year 6 (current Year 5) residential visit next October.
Wednesday 6th February (4pm to 7pm) & Thursday 14th February (4pm – 6pm)– Open Evening.
Thursday 7th February – 1.30pm – Parents of children in Foundation Stage are invited to join in an afternoon of writing and mark making.
Tuesday 12th February – 6.30pm – Friends meeting.
Friday 15th February- 9:30am – Parents’ celebration assembly.
Friday 15th February – School closes for the half term holiday at 3.15pm and reopens on Monday 25th February at 8.40 am with registration closing at 8:55am
Thursday 7th until Tuesday 12th March – Bikeability for Year 5 & Year 6 children
Friday 15th March – Comic Relief & ‘Mad Scientist’ Day
Wednesday 20th March – 9.15 am – Parents of children in Foundation Stage are invited to join in an afternoon of Maths.
Friday 22nd March – 2.45pm – Miss Heppleston’s class will lead parents’ assembly.
Monday 25th March – Tickets for the children’s Easter Egg raffle will be on sale in classrooms until the end of term.
Thursday 28th March – Class photographs
Monday 1st April – Easter fun afternoon. We hope parents will join us for this Easter activity afternoon and that all children will bring a hardboiled egg to decorate at school. The children will be organizing an Easter Fayre that will be in the hall from 2.30pm
Wednesday 3rd April– 2.00pm – The children in Year 3 & 4 will perform an end of term play and parents will be invited to watch. PLEASE NOTE THIS PERFORMANCE WILL BE FOR ADULTS AND CHILDREN BELOW SCHOOL AGE AND BABIES WILL NOT BE ADMITTED.
Friday 5th April – 9.30am – Parents’ celebration assembly. Letters will be sent to parents of all children receiving certificates but all parents are welcome to join us!
Friday 5th April – Easter Egg raffle will be drawn in each class.
Friday 5th April – School closes for the Easter holidays.
Events for the Autumn Term 2018
Monday 17th September – Maths Week.
Thursday 20th, 27th September & 4th, 11th October – Junior Road Safety Officers will be organising a walk to school event.
Thursday 20th September – 6.30pm – Friends of Keyingham School Meeting
Tuesday 25th September – School Photograph Day.
Thursday 27th September –9.30 am – Parents are invited to join us for our Harvest Festival.
Friday 28th September – Macmillan coffee morning & afternoon. We hope parents will support this event to raise funds for this worthwhile charity by sending cakes for the children to sell and either joining us for a coffee and cake, or coming to the cake sale. The children will be serving coffee/tea and cake from 9.00am – 9.45am and 2.30pm to 3.00pm and then there will be a cake sale from 3.00pm to 3.30pm.
Monday 1st October – Book Week. We will be holding a book fair over this week.
Friday 5th October – Children can dress up as a book character for the day as part of Book Week.
Tuesday 9th October – 6.30pm –Peat Rigg meeting for parents of children in Year 6.
Tuesday 9th October – 2:00pm –a Phonics afternoon for parents of children in Foundation Stage
Wednesday 10th October – 2.45pm – Mr Adams’ class will lead parents’ assembly.
Friday 12th October – School will be closed for a staff training day.
Monday 15th October – 2.00pm – Parents of children in Year 3, 4, 5 & 6 are invited to join their child for the afternoon to find out more about what they have been learning over the half term
Wednesday 17th (4:00pm – 7:00pm) & Thursday 18th October (4:00pm- 6:00pm) – Open Evening.
Friday 19th October 9.30am – Parents’ celebration assembly.
Monday 22nd October – 2.00pm – Parents of children in Foundation Stage & Year 1 & 2 are invited to join their child for the afternoon to find out more about what they have been learning over the half term.
Monday 22nd October – Year 6 – Peat Rigg residential.
Friday 26th October School closes for the half term holiday
Monday 5th November -School reopens after the half term holiday
Friday 9th November – The school health team will be in school administering the Flu vaccination to children in FS2 & Year 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5.
Monday 12th November – Anti-Bullying week.
Friday 16th November – Children in Need.
Friday 16th November – 9.00am – Parents are invited to join us for assembly when the children will be sharing what they have been doing during anti-bullying week.
Friday 30th November – 2.45 pm – Mr Hebb’s class will lead parents’ assembly.
Monday 3rd December – 1.15pm – Come and make Christmas decorations with your child.
Monday 3rd December – 2.30pm – Christmas Fayre
Friday 7th December – 2.00pm – Foundation Stage Christmas performance for parents.
Tuesday 11th December -4.30pm – 6.00pm – Christmas Disco
Wednesday 12th December – 2.00pm – Year 1 and 2 children will perform their Christmas production for parents. .
Friday 14th December- Christmas jumper day with donations to Save the Children charity.
Wednesday 19th December – Carol service practice at St Nicholas’ Church.
Thursday 20th December – Evening Carol Service at St Nicholas’ Church.
Thursday 20th December – Christmas Celebration Day with special Christmas party lunch.
Friday 21st December – 9.30am – Parents’ celebration assembly.
Writers Hall of Fame
Writers Hall of Fame – December 2018
FS2 – Annabelle Whitfield
Year 1 – Charlie Pulford
Year 2 – Archie Willingham
Year 3 – Ella Dean
Year 4 – Farrah Chambers
Year 5 – Elisha Johnson
Year 6 – Sadie-Leigh Jennison
Writers Hall of Fame – October 2018
FS2 – Jack Hudson
Yr 1 – Amelia Craig
Yr 2 – Florence Boynton
Yr 3 – India King
Yr 4 – Harley Young
Yr 5 – Faith Grant
Yr 6 – Bethany Wright
School Dinners
We pride ourselves in supplying our children with excellent food. We feel that it is one of the most important parts of a child’s life – to eat properly. Eating a healthy diet enables a child to live life to the full and gives them a better performance all round, specifically helping with their concentration levels – which in turn affects achievement. Its good to know that our children are getting a well balanced and healthy meal.
Parents' Evenings
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Our School Clubs
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Our Weblinks Forum
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Our School Awards
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Our School Curriculum
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Our School Policies
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Statistics & Results
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SEND/Child Welfare
Safeguarding and local offer information. Showing how your child is kept safe in school …
Spending Money
The school is granted premiums each year to spend on supporting children in their education. Here we have information on the Pupil Premium and Sport Premiun spends.
The pupil premium is additional funding for publicly funded schools in England to raise the attainment of disadvantaged pupils of all abilities and to close the gaps between them and their peers.
Schools receive PE and sport premium funding based on the number of pupils in years 1 to 6. Schools must use the funding to make additional and sustainable improvements to the quality of PE and sport they offer.
A School Overview
Our prospectus will give you a good insight into school life. It will give you essential information showing who runs our school and how it is managed. View our prospectus by clicking on the pdf file link to the right.
Local Authority
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Ofsted
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Parent View
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Performance Tables
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Address Information
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Contact Us Using the Following Details
Keyingham Primary School
Russell Drive
Keyingham
Hull
HU12 9RU
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Tel number: 01964 622319
Fax number: 01964 624276
Email Address: keyingham.primary@eastriding.gov.uk
Admin Contact Name: Mrs S. Edmiston (Head teacher)
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