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Are you a Young Carer?
Published 11/10/24, by Monica Freeman
Come to Room 30a (next to the Library) on Wednesday 15th October at 8.55 am.
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Read MoreLORIC - Expedition - First Aid Skills
Published 11/10/24, by Monica FreemanFirst aid skills!
LORIC expedition this week was about what first aid skills we may need to know when in a rural environment.
We discussed the difference between unconscious and conscious casualties. The recovery position and CPR.
Read MoreBook of the Week
Published 11/10/24, by Monica FreemanKS3 Book of the Week - Hazel Hill is Gonna Win This One - Maggie Horne
KS4 Book of the Week - Stateless - Elizabeth Wein
Read MoreMFL Stars of the Month
Published 07/10/24, by Monica Freeman
Read MoreDo you want to be a Pupil Librarian?
Published 04/10/24, by Monica FreemanPlease write a letter explaining why you would make a good pupil librarian, addressed to Miss Nash.
Deliver it to the Library by the 18th October.
Read MoreOnline Workshops for Parents
Published 04/10/24, by Monica Freeman
Read MoreLORIC Fashion
Published 04/10/24, by Monica FreemanStudents were learning how to use a sewing machine and hand sewing.
They will be making a kimono outfit at the end of their course.
Read MoreYear 5/6 Taster Morning
Published 04/10/24, by Monica FreemanAbout US
Join us for a fun-filled and educational experience at Danebury School.
Meet our dedicated teachers and get a taste of the exciting curriculum we offer.
Date & Time:
Friday 11th October 2024
At 9.30 am - 11.30 am
Register your interest and book your child a place by emailing office@danebury.hispmat.org
Read MoreInspiring Future Teachers
Published 04/10/24, by Monica FreemanAre you currently working in a TA or Cover Supervisor in a school?
Have you considered training to teach? Come along to our information event and find out more about our locally focussed postgraduate training programs.
Wednesday 6th November, 16:00-17:30inspiringfutureteachers.org/hisp
Read MoreFree School Meals
Published 27/09/24, by Monica FreemanFree school meals criteria
A child is eligible for free school meals if their parent or carer receives one or more of the following benefits:
- Income Support
- income-based Job Seekers' Allowance
- income-related Employment and Support Allowance
- support under Part VI of the Immigration and Asylum Act 1999
- the guaranteed element of State Pension Credit
- Child Tax Credit, provided you are not also entitled to Working Tax Credit, and have an annual gross income, of no more than £16,190 as assessed by His Majesty's Revenue and Customs (Parents who are made redundant or start working less that 16 hours per week, may find their children are entitled to free meals for a limited period.)
- Working Tax Credit run-on - paid for 4 weeks after you stop qualifying for Working Tax Credit
- Universal Credit (provided you have an annual net earned income of no more than £7,400, as assessed by earnings from up to three of your most recent assessment periods)
To check your child's eligibility for pupil premium or continued free school meals (from Key Stage 2), use the online checking facility
To complete a check you need the following information for yourself or the person you are checking on behalf of:
- your own name, date of birth, and contact details
- National Insurance number or National Asylum Seekers number
- child's name and date of birth
- school your child is attending or will attend
Please contact your school or college if you have any queries about free school meals.
Read MoreBusing
Published 27/09/24, by Monica Freeman
Hampshire School Transport Service:
Dear Parents/Carers,We are aware that there are issues with the timings on this route to Danebury school and would like to advise you that we are currently working in conjunction with the school to rectify this situation as quickly as possible.
Many apologies,
School Transport Team
Read MoreRotary District 1110 Shoebox Scheme
Published 27/09/24, by Monica FreemanWe are collecting for the Rotary District 1110 Shoebox Scheme for disadvantaged children in Albania, Montenegro, Moldova and Romania.
This annual event enables children and adults to fill a shoebox and Rotary will arrange to transport and distribute it to disadvantaged children in Albania, Montenegro, Moldova and Romania.
If you would like to participate, ask your child to request a box from the school office. Completed shoeboxes should be returned to the school office (unwrapped) with a £2 coin tapped on top by Thursday 24th October. Thank you.
*Please do not wrap items or boxes. This is due to customs requirements.