Penketh High School Message To Parents
12 May 2020
Please read the following letter from Mr Carlin at Penketh High School. May 2020 penketh_year_6_transition_update_may_20.pdf
'It is an excellent school with fantastic, caring staff
staff who encourage our children to succeed
in England
to the best of their ability' Parent View, 2018
'Pupils make rapid progress and attain standards
higher than the national average by the time
they leave the school' Ofsted, March 2018
'Governors are exceptionally proud of the
school... they are determined that all pupils
will succeed.' Ofsted, March 2018
Our children are
encouraged to realise
their dreams
'Strong leadership has established a caring and
calm ethos that ensures all pupils thrive'.
Ofsted, March 2018
In 2019, attainment in Writing and Maths was
above national averages.
Welcome to Bewsey Lodge Primary School
Covid update for parents - Sunday 27th September.
Good afternoon everyone. Over the weekend I have been informed that a member of the wider school community has tested positive for Covid. As you know, we have rigorous measures in place to keep transmission to a minimum and keep staff and children safe. We are confident therefore that none of the school community have been impacted at this stage. Children should return as normal.
If your child is in Reception they will need to bring their own snack - toast will not be provided this week.
If your child is in Key Stage 1 and Reception , the only lunch option available for now is a sandwich - you are free to send your child in with a packed lunch if you'd prefer.
If your child is in Key Stage 2, sandwiches will be provided for these children eligible for free school meals ONLY. If you pay for your child's lunch THEY WILL NOT BE OFFERED ONE FOR NOW AND YOU MUST SEND THEM IN WITH A PACKED LUNCH.
As always I will keep you fully informed of any changes.
Thank you in advance for your support.
Mrs Wright.
Our School Vision
At Bewsey Lodge Primary School, development of the whole child is at the heart of all we do.
Our aim is to develop children who are confident, healthy and happy. Children who persevere and take risks;
who have a voice and respect themselves and the lives and cultures of others.
Our children are loved and treasured; they are encouraged to have dreams and realise the possibilities the future holds.
Only when all aspects of a child's life are being nurtured and developed can we realise
our vision of
every child reaching their full potential.
Find information on Statutory Assessment Tests (SATs) here.
