Nassington School is dedicated to providing children with the best available education in a safe and fun environment. We also teach the children social and wellbeing skills which set them up for the wider world as they move on from us to higher education.
Our mission statement is ‘Be Outstanding.’ This applies to everything we do, from the classroom to the playground, from academic accomplishments to the peer to peer interaction that build up the children’s social engagement. Nassington School is dedicated to providing children with the best available education in a safe and fun environment. We also teach the children social and wellbeing skills which set them up for the wider world as they move on from us to higher education. Every child has the potential to be outstanding and we believe it is our job to nurture this potential and watch it grow in every activity that takes place in the school and during extra-curricular opportunities. We encourage imagination, creativity and practical achievements as much as the core assessment criteria. Our aim is that every child who leaves our school will be more confident, social and ready to take the next step towards the rest of their lives.
Our values are:
Mr Ed Carlyle
Executive Headteacher
This Week at Nassington...
Hello everyone,
Thank you for looking on our new-look website and for supporting our school.
NEW FOR THIS WEEK:
Everyone at Nassington wishes you a safe and happy holiday - the school will reopen to pupils on Monday September 5th. Happy Holidays!
Past Posts:
Family Science Day at Oundle School is on Saturday June 18th and, as we are part of the Ogden Learning Trust, our families are welcome to join in the fun. To register your place, please follow the attached link: https://forms.gle/Ajf9qekKdTBPBmwM7
Children's Mental Health Week (March 7th - 11th)
Look out for a letter from Mrs Eastwood about the activities for our Mental Health Week, including Park Visits, Dress To Express Day and Wheelie Wellness Day!
Remember your bike helmet for Wheelie Wellness Day!
Thank you, Mrs Eastwood, for organising this for us!
Science Week Workshops:
The Ogden Trust and the Oundle School Cluster are delighted to announce some forthcoming special events!
Well-Being and Work At Home sheets for this week can be found on each class's homepage.
Safeguarding Update - there is a flyer on our 'Safeguarding Page' for a webinar for parents on County Lines and Child Criminal Exploitation - please see the flyer for more details.
E-Safety Guides: please follow the link to access a range of online safety guides: E-safety Guides for Schools | National Online Safety
Love Food Ordering Guide:
Please see the Love Food ordering guide which has gone live - the guide can be found under 'Parents' and 'Useful Forms and Files'
Our School Garden is looking lovely!!
Thank you to Mrs Stockley and Mrs Cope for their time and to Kids' Country for their kind support!
Remembrance at Nassington
Thank you to all the pupils and staff for observing the minute's silence so beautifully and respectfully and to Mrs Campbell for playing the Last Post to mark the start and end of our minute's silence.
Silver Birch have been maknig their own poppy wreaths - look out for the display on the hall windows so we can share them with the whole village.
Mental Health Day was Sunday October 10th!
In case you missed it, here are some links you might find useful: The Optimistic October Calendar - this is packed with hints and tips to help you make the most of this month: https://www.actionforhappiness.org/october
If you fancy sharing a 2 minute video clip about resilience with your children or young people, check this out -
I like what Beano says ‘Everyone sees my mischief, no one sees my emotions.’ Does that sound familiar? We may talk about ‘children’s behaviour’ and that it isn’t acceptable – maybe it feels a bit tricky working with a child’s emotions, this video might help with those conversations.Another recommended site with resources about Mental Health is Free practical mental health resources | Charlie Waller Trust.
We hope you find these resources useful! Please come and talk to your child's class teacher if you have any questions or concerns!
Keeping Safe Online - please the latest information and links to staying safe online from Childnet.
'On the internet' is a learning-to-read book for children aged 4 and above. The large, bright illustrations show all the different ways that the internet can be used for.
Find On the internet here: https://www.childnet.com/resources/a-learning-to-read-book
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Other Childnet books for younger children include:
Smartie the Penguin (3 to 7 year olds) https://www.childnet.com/resources/smartie-the-penguin
Digiduck's Big Decision (3 to 7 year olds) https://www.childnet.com/resources/digiduck-stories
Remote Learning during COVID-19 Pandemic. With many young people now learning remotely, we have been contacted by a number of educators asking for permission to record readings of the Digiduck stories. www.childnet.com |
Thank you again for supporting Nassington School! We look forward to seeing you very soon!
Mr Carlyle, Mrs Campbell and all the Nassington staff team.
Data, Policies and Reports all on one page for easy access to provide Statutory Compliance.
Find out about our Term Dates and what we have planned for your child in the weeks ahead in School.
For full information about the work and functions of our Governing Body, follow this page.
Our fantastic "Country Kids" Wraparound Care ensure your child is able to be cared for safely before and after school.
Visit this page to find in overview about our classes and everything you need to know and more about our learning!
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