Primary Explained: Levels, Attainment, Achievement & Progress (thirdspacelearning.com)

 

Statutory Assessments

Statutory information regarding your child's assessments can be found on the links below:

Year 1 and 2 - Phonics Screening

Year 2 - End of KS1 Standard Assessment Tests (SATs)

Year 4 - Multiplication Tables Check (MTC)

Year 6 - End of KS2 Standard Assessment Tests (SATs)

Household Support Fund

 

You may have heard that the Department for Work and Pensions recently announced further Household Support Fund grant funding for Councils to help support residents facing financial hardship.

‘Household Support Fund 5’ has been awarded for 6 months up to 30th September 2024 (with last application entries on the 27 September 2024).

 

As part of the Council’s HSF5 distribution plans, we are pleased to be able to re-open our Children's Professionals Grants for Families route as of 9th May 2024.

 

Please contact school if you would like to make an application.

Globally, there has been a large increase in reports of children and young people being forced into paying money or meeting another financial demand after an offender has threatened to release nudes or semi-nudes of them.  This is financially motivated sexual extortion, a type of online blackmail often referred to in the media as 'sextortion'. It is a form of child sexual abuse.

 

Please see the attached letter from the national Crime Agency which gives further information and links to additional guidance which you may find of interest.

Please see the information below from the Catering Team at Derbyshire County Council regarding sector-based work academy programmes.

See attached poster for information and booking link below for the holiday activity programme at Brockley Primary School

 

 

Kindness Crew leaders took part in The Kindness Ambassador Zoom Meeting this week.

With forty other schools the crew shared all the activities and actions they and other children have carried out across school. They discussed how at Brockley the children have roles at lunchtimes and help the younger children.

They have set up a display board 'What we Love about Brockley' where everyone can share why we're a kind school.

They demonstrated our #bekind (heart emoji) that we all use when we're talking about The Brockley Way.

They've designed and printed posters about being kind and following The Brockley Way.

The team are busy developing a 'Rainbow Bench' where you can sit with a member of Kindness Crew and share your worries or find someone to play with.

Is there someone at Brockley you think deserves a kindness award? There are four categories:

Kind pupil

Kind Staff

Kind Class

Kind School

If you would like to make a nomination, then visit:

 

 

School Kindness Awards - School of Kindness