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By Mark Cullen 12/3/25

As a vibrant and thriving educational establishment, we are excited to announce a series of community-centric events aimed at fostering relationships between parents and the school. This March and April, we will be hosting 'Big Breakfast' gatherings for each Key Stage, designed to bring families together in a warm and welcoming environment.

The first event will take place on Thursday, 13th March, for our Key Stage 2 pupils and their parents. We invite all parents and guardians to join their children for a sumptuous breakfast spread, where they can engage with teachers and other families, sharing experiences over a delightful meal. This occasion serves to strengthen the bond between home and school, allowing parents to experience firsthand the supportive and nurturing atmosphere we provide for our students. The 'Big Breakfast' is not only an opportunity to enjoy good food but also a chance to foster positive relationships and set the foundation for continued success in our children's education.

Following suit, Key Stage 3 will host their own 'Big Breakfast' event on Thursday, 27th March. We are eager to see our Year 7 to Year 9 parents come together to celebrate the growing independence of our pupils as they transition into this crucial stage of their education.

Finally, we will conclude our series with the Key Stage 4 'Big Breakfast' on Wednesday, 2nd April. This event is particularly significant as our Year 10 and Year 11 students approach their final examinations. We recognise that the pressures of secondary education can be daunting, and our aim is to encourage a sense of community and mutual support amongst both students and parents. By sharing a breakfast together, we hope to create an atmosphere of openness, where parents can gain insights into their children’s experiences and provide the encouragement they need to excel.

We would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to Kaye Merril, our dedicated 1:1 Teaching Assistant in Year 11 and Food Technology tutor, who will be cooking the breakfasts alongside a group of enthusiastic volunteer students.

We firmly believe that establishing strong relationships within our school community not only enhances the educational experience for our students but also cultivates a positive image of the school in the hearts of our families. Each Big Breakfast is a wonderful opportunity to celebrate our diverse community, showcase the talents of our young learners, and encourage a strong partnership between parents and educators.

We warmly invite all parents and guardians to join us for these 'Big Breakfast' events. Mark your calendars, engage in meaningful conversations, and enjoy a nutritious breakfast that fuels both the body and spirit. Together, let us support our children in their educational journey while nurturing a strong sense of belonging within our school community. We look forward to seeing you all there!

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