If you are over 50 or over 30 with a medical condition you can receive your COVID 19 vaccination today at the Bridgelink centre .

Returning to School Monday 8th March 2021
We are really looking forward to welcoming everyone back to school on Monday. Some arrangements have needed to be changed due to the current virus being more infectious. There have been changes to the arrangements for dropping children off, the requirement for adults to wear masks and also what to do in the event of your child being unwell. Please click here to read the latest information.
It is important that everyone follows the procedures in order to keep us all safe and keep the school open to all pupils. Our behaviour not only affects our own safety but that of the whole community, we all have a duty to act responsibly.
Easter Workshops
Please click here to see a flyer detailing free family work shops during the Easter break.
Children’s Mental Health Week
Please click here to view a letter regarding Children’s Mental Health Week.
Holiday Play schemes for children of Key Workers
Please click here to view a list of Ofsted registered holiday play schemes that are available during the February half term for children of Key Workers.
Remote learning expectations
Please click here to view a letter regarding remote learning expectations.
Nursery Class Open in line with Government Guidance
Following the latest government guidance and the return to work of staff who have recovered from Coronavirus our nursery class will be open for all pupils whose parents wish them to attend. Please click here to read further important information. Our remote education will continue and parents who choose to keep their children safe at home will not be penalised in any way.
Remote learning provision
Dear Parents/Carers,
Please find links below to our school rules for Google Meet and a letter outlining the remote learning provision available and the importance of completing the work.
Thank you.
How to access Google Classroom from Xbox and PS4
It is possible to use your Xbox or PS4 to access Google Classroom where you will find all of your lessons. Click here to take you to the instructions.
Routine Covid testing for residents and key workers
Please note that Hounslow has reinstated asymptomatic testing for both keyworkers and residents. This is to try and prevent the asymptomatic spread of coronavirus.
Local ‘rapid tests’ take 15 minutes and provide a result within 40 minutes and are available for anyone who still needs to go out for work – key workers, carers, tradespeople and essential retail workers – who need a quick result and regular testing.
Next week, new testing sites will open at Wellington Day Centre (from Monday 18 January onwards) and Isleworth Library (from Tuesday 19 January onwards).
Book your rapid test online www.hounslow.gov.uk/rapidtest or by calling 0207 084 9697.
YOU CAN ONLY BOOK THIS TEST IF YOU HAVE NO SYMPTOMS.
Please click here for further information.
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