Keep up to date with our latest news below.

• Inset day, Summer holiday plans & Foodbank

  Thu 25 Jun 2020

  25^th June 2020

   

  Dear Parents and Carers,

   

  Firstly, thank you for your support during the last fourteen weeks. Lockdown has been very tough for everyone, but the unfailing and continuous support from all parents and carers has been amazing and has made running the school in this difficult situation a lot easier. Thank you.

   

  After consultation with our governing bodies and with the local authority, all five schools in our MAC collaboration (Mansfield Area Collaboration) have unanimously decided that we will not be opening our schools over the summer holidays. This is in line with the current government guidance.

   

  The five schools that form the collaboration (Crescent Primary, Farmilo Primary, Northfield Primary, John T Rice Infant and Intake Farm Primary) have all made this same decision which has been approved by each school’s individual governing body and ratified by the Joint Collaboration Committee.

   

  All children will break up on Thursday 23^rd July 2020 (Friday 24^th July will be an INSET day)

   and return to school on Wednesday 2^nd September 2020 (fingers crossed!)

   

  If your child is eligible for free school meals, vouchers will continue to be sent via email throughout the holidays including those who had been having a FSM lunch in school.

   

  Please see attached letter regarding the Crescent Foodbank running 3 times each week up to September and is available to any family in need.

   

  We hope you have an enjoyable summer break. Remember to keep safe following government guidelines as these are continually updated.

  

• Mental Health

  Mon 22 Jun 2020

  The Nottinghamshire Mental Health Helpline is now available 9am-11pm 7 days per week for anyone of any age who needs emotional support or information about what help is available locally for people struggling with their mental health.  

   

  Anyone living in Nottinghamshire can use the service. A team of supportive mental health workers are on hand to provide information and advice e.g. techniques that people can use to manage anxiety. They will also be able to direct people to other services where needed. The helpline website also includes useful information about a range of common mental health issues such as anxiety and low mood and how to promote feelings of wellbeing.

   

  Professionals are also welcome to call the helpline for advice on working with patients with mental health issues.

   

  The helpline is being delivered by Turning Point.

   

  The helpline number is 0300 555 0730. For more information and mental health resources visit https://www.turning-point.co.uk/nottingham-helpline.