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Term Three
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Term Five
Term Six
2008/2009
Term One
Term Two
Term Three
Term Four
Term Five
Term Six
Starts
Monday 7 January 2008
Monday 25 February 2008
Monday 21 April 2008
Monday 2 June 2008
Wednesday 3 September 2008
Wednesday 5 November 2008
Monday 5 January 2009
Monday 23 February 2009
Monday 20 April 2009
Monday 1 June 2009
Ends
Friday 15 February 2008
Friday 4 April 2008
Friday 25 May 2008
Friday 25 July 2008
Friday 24 October 2008
Friday 19 December 2008
Friday 13 Febrary 2009
Friday 3 April 2009
Friday 22 May 2009
Friday 24 July 2009
The school has an active School Assocation which organises events such as Bingo, Treasure Hunts and Christmas and summer fetes.
It raises a lot of money for the school and each year decide with the staff and the children what the money will be raised for. Recently the School Council and the School Association raised money for outdoor play equipment and a cooker.
The five cluster primary schools meet independently three times a year to plan sporting events and coaching opportunities for the children and this year Wylye Valley are hosting the first Year 6 Multi Activity Day where the children will be able to try archery, Tri-golf, javelin, high jump, discus and orienteering.
Established in 1983, this small, successful, caring pre-school is focused on encouraging the development of personal and social skills from 2½ years old up to school admission.
Our day starts at 9.00am and ends at 12.45pm including a lunch session from 12.00am - 12.45pm. Children not wishing to stay for lunch may end their session at 11.30am.
Each child is cared for in a safe, friendly environment with the emphasis on the individual. We aim to encourage freedom of _expression and confidence in preparation for the first school environment. Our toys, games and activities, including our new purpose built playground, are designed to stimulate development in the six areas of learning, as set out for the Foundation stage of the national curriculum:
1. Personal, social and emotional development
2. Language and literacy
3. Knowledge and understanding of the world
4. Mathematical development
5. Physical development
6. Creative development
At Little Steeple People we observe and adhere to OFSTED requirements and have enjoyed very successful OFSTED inspections. We have clear policies on all aspects of the school's management including equal opportunities, safety and hygiene. Grants are available from the Local Education Authority towards fees for three and four year olds who attend. Parents are central to the management and decision process of Little Steeple People and we encourage parental involvement in all aspects of the pre-school, including the very active management committee.
For more information and a prospectus please contact Diana Sutcliffe on 01722 790910 or 07810 661522
Codford Caterpillars
A very friendly, happy pre-school for 2-5 year olds, which is open daily from 9am - 2.45pm from Monday to Thursday. Learning through creative play and many interesting activities.
Quotes from recent Ofsted inspection:
"Children are happy, confident and settled" " the quality of the teaching is very good"
For further information, please call the playgroup leader Chris on 01985 851030
Kingsdown Community School is the only state secondary school in Warminster, serving the town and the surrounding villages. There are over 1400 pupils, aged 11 - 19, including approximately 200 pupils in the Sixth form.
The school has a proven record of achievement with public examination results at KS3, GCSE and A levels, all being above the national average. The school also has a superb record of sucess in a wide range of extra curricular activities.
Salisbury High http://www.shs.wilts.sch.uk/
Salisbury High
is a lively and ambitious school based on an excellent site on the west
side of Salisbury. Our school is a Church of England linked Foundation
School that welcomes boys and girls (aged 13-18) of all faiths and ethnic
backgrounds.
The school has excellent facilities on an open green-field site, with sports facilities including a sports hall, a gym, two five-a-side football courts and a multipurpose sports field. Information Technology provides a spine for learning throughout the site. The 180 terminals available to pupils are all Internet linked and all teaching staff are computer trained.
The Design Technology facilities were re-equiped in 1998 to provide a modern approach to all aspects of product design. All of the school's science teaching can take place in the 9 specialist labs
The curriculum aims to provide a stimulating experience, which helps each pupil progress. The curriculum content is carefully considered to maximise pupil exam success and develop in pupils a range of skills.