Trinity Hospice / Brian House Children’s Hospice

We would like to wish anyone who will be participating in the Santa Dash this Sunday a huge GOOD LUCK. If any of our pupils take part we would love to see some pictures of their achievement – either on Seesaw or emailed to school. Thank you.

Christmas Jumpers
Children are welcome to wear their Christmas jumpers on Christmas Jumper Day next Friday (10th December 2021) – please do not send cash into school as we are unable to accept it.

Donations to Save the Children can be made at www.savethechildren.org.uk/christmas-jumper-day

The children are then welcome to wear a Christmas jumper for the final week before we break up (Monday 13th – Friday 17th December).

Welfare Vacancy
We currently have a vacancy to be a member of our hard-working lunchtime team. Hours of work are 5 hours 50 minutes per week between 11.30 am and 1.30 pm, depending on the year group you are working with. Please contact the School Office on 01253 763601 for further details and an application form.

Reminders

  • Please remember to send your child to school with a coat and a named bottle of water and also extra layers underneath their uniform, if they wish
  • Please be aware the children are not supervised on the playgrounds before school and therefore we ask that you do not allow your child/ren to bring in balls of any kind


The Local Authority and the local NHS Trust have jointly funded a ‘Health, Social Care, Childcare and Community Directory for the Fylde Coast’. This directory brings together information about a wide range of local health and council services, community clubs, social groups, wellbeing activities and events into one comprehensive source. It also includes Blackpool’s Local Offer for Children and Young People with Special Education Needs or Disabilities.

The link for this directory is: www.fyidirectory.co.uk

Operation Encompass now operates throughout Lancashire police force. It helps police and schools work together to provide emotional and practical help to children. The system ensures that when police are called to an incident of domestic abuse, where there are children in the household who have experienced the domestic incident, the police will inform the school (Miss Manson) before the child or children arrive the following day. This ensures that the school has up to date relevant information about the child’s circumstances and can enable support to be given to the child.