• Here’s the Governors’ report to parents 2005 and 2006 and here is the 2007 report.
  • here we are on the OFSTED site
  • Here we are on the BBC website in the 2004 tables., the 2005 tables and once again in the 2006 tables. and here is our 2007 report.

    Dates for your diary

    School Calendar, DATES FOR 2009

    • Fri 6 Nov – Reception Cake Sales
    • Mon 9 Nov – Governors Milestone Meeting with Parents 6.30
    • Fri 13 Nov – Year 1 Cake Sale
    • Thurs 19 Nov – Family Learning Afternoon: Science
    • Fri 20 Nov – Year 2 Cake Sale
    • Wed 25 Nov – KS2 Drama Workshops
    • Thurs 10 to Wed 16 Dec – Book Fair Week
    • Mon 30 November – Whole School Pantomime Visit to Hackney Empire
    • Fri 11 Dec – FROGS Christmas Fair 3.30
    • Wed 16 Dec – Winter Concert 2.30 & 6.30
    • Thurs 17 Dec – Christmas Lunch
    • Friday 18 Dec – School closes 3.30pm
    • Friday Assembly Dates

      Friday Assembly Dates

    • 6 Nov – Whole School: Reading
    • 13 Nov – Year 3
    • 20 Nov – Science Investigations
    • 27 Nov – Eid Al Adha (Year 2)
    • 4 Dec – Whole School: Writing
    • 11 Dec – Year 1
    • 18 Dec – Christmas (Nursery & Reception)

    SCHOOL TERM AND HOLIDAY DATES 2009-10

    • Christmas Holidays: Mon 21 December – Fri 1 January
    • Spring Term 2010: Mon 4 January – Thurs 1 April
    • BANK HOLIDAY Fri 2 April
    • Spring Half Term: Mon 15 – Fri 19 February
    • Easter Holidays: Fri 2 April – Fri 16 April
    • Summer Term 2010: Mon 19 April – Tues 20 July
    • BANK HOLIDAY: Monday 3 May
    • Summer Half Term: Mon 31 May – Fri 4 June
    Please note there will be 1 more INSET day still to be decided.
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    Grasmere dinners on the Radio

    Great piece on Sunday’s Food programme about Ashlyns who supply the school meals at Grasmere. Also the great double act of Mark and Ashling who both spoke so eloquently about school meals at Grasmere - and not forgetting Margaret who was fantastic. You can hear the piece by visting the Food Programme Home Page

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