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Welcome to St Botolph's CEVCP School

Together we are strong and powerful learners

“Now the body is not made up of one part but of many.”  1 Corinthians 12:14 

At St Botolph’s we believe that everyone has the ability to achieve their potential – intellectually, socially, spiritually, creatively and physically.

Within our Christian framework, we support all children to be confident and enthusiastic learners, equipped to build a successful future and to make a positive contribution to the local and wider community in which they live. 

At St Botolph’s Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School, we believe it is important to develop core values by which to live and which help to develop a moral and spiritual awareness. We seek to explore the meanings of these core values and their significance through weekly acts of worship delivered by the Rector, with support from the local non-conformist church and the local Open the Book team. 

Our core Christian values are:  

Friendship, Courage, Respect, Forgiveness, Truthfulness and Thankfulness

Safeguarding

St Botolph's is committed to the safeguarding of all children.  If you have any concerns about the well-being or safety of a child please speak with one of the school safeguarding leads (DSL).

School DSL:  Mr M Cobbold and Mrs N Hunt

Safeguarding and LAC governors :  Mr A Hainsworth

Contact Numbers/Information

Customer First  0800 800 4005
Police 01473 613500
Childline 0800 111111
CEOP www.ceop.police.uk

Suffolk Safeguarding Partnership  www.suffolkscb.org.uk

 

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Emergency School Closure

At times a school is closed due to external events.  The most common include severe weather, heating failure or flooding.   This section provides parents with information regarding the status of the school during term time only.  Parents are advised to check this information in the event of substantial snow fall or other regional weather warnings/conditions.  Parents can also listen to local radio and check their mobile for text message information regarding the schools in term status.

CURRENT SCHOOL STATUS : 

Open

 

Strengths and Areas to Develop

Strengths:

Access to a broard and balanced curriculum

Pupils achieving a Good Level of Development by the end of EYFS.

Good outcomes in Phonics in Yr1 and by the end of KS1.

Achievement in Reading by the end of KS2.

A strong commitment to the health, safety and welfare of children.

An inclusive and welcoming school.

Allowing children to explore and learn about the life and teachings of Jesus Christ.

 

Areas for Focus:

Our main area for improvement is the teaching and learning of writing

Improve progress and attainment in writing across the whole school with a focus on spelling, punctuation and grammar.

Sharing good practice across the school and with other schools.

Embedding the role of Middle Leaders.

Increase the percentage of children achieving "Greater Depth" at the end of KS1 and KS2.

 

 

Message from the Headteacher

I regard it as a huge privilege to be the Head at St Bots.  Our school has a strong sense of community and a desire to provide the best for the children.  There is a genuine desire to work hard and improve where the focus is on the child.  I believe in traditional values and seeing children as individuals who are all different and have their own specific needs.  To this end we strive to work hard together so that the children are well prepared for high school, not just with regard to English and Maths but in their growth and development as resilient and well rounded people.  This is why we are committed to providing the children with meaningful and rewarding experiences in Art, Music and Sport.  St Bots supports and challenges in equal measure and welcomes all.  It is a warm and caring school that regards children as children and aims to enrich and protect their childhood.

 

Before and after school provision

 PLEASE NOTE: The BASC closed at the end of July 23.

A new provider, Kidz Club, opened from September 23.

 

Kidz Club, based at St Botolph's Primary School, offers a range of activities including crafts, cookery and plenty of time outdoors. Our goal is simple: to entertain and care for your child. 

Limited places are available for Breakfast and Afterschool Club sessions as follows:

  • 7:30-9am just £7.00, including breakfast.
  • Early drop off from 8:30am, excluding breakfast for £4.00
  • One hour from 3:25pm - 4:30pm, including refreshements for £6.50
  • Two hours from 3:25pm - 5:30pm for £11.00

10% discount available for additional siblings.

To book a session, or for further information, please contact Emma at kidzclubstbots@yahoo.com or call on 07907157794

 

 

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