Welcome to Hunter’s Bar Infant School
We are delighted to have the opportunity to introduce you to our school.This website can provide you with useful information, however Hunter’s Bar Infant School is a welcoming, stimulating and exciting place to be and we would encourage all prospective parents to visit the school in order to see this at first hand. We are only too pleased to talk to parents and offer you the time to look around the school.
WRAP, SPLAT & HAT! Please support us in encouraging your children to stay safe in the sun by talking to them about these simple steps. 1. Wrap up with something that covers your shoulders 2. Splat on some sunscreen (nothing less than SPF30) before coming to school 3. Add a hat with a brim.
Punctuality: Parents and carers have a responsibility to ensure children arrive in their classroom on time to start learning at 8.50am. The school supports you in this by allowing access to the building from 8.40am onwards. We also work hard to raise enthusiasm and awareness amongst the children...remember, Early Bird is coming!
If as a parent you are experiencing difficulties, of any kind, in getting your child to school on time then please do not hesitate to discuss this with us.
Supporting Attendance:
We have a great deal of work to do in order to meet our school attendance target of 95.6% before the end of the academic year in July 2010. You can help the school to achieve this by ensuring that your child does not take leave of absence during term time. Thank you for your support with this.
See the children’s ’Red Cross Appeal Poster’ in support of the Haiti Earthquake here. Our Year 2 children organised a Pyjama Day and raised the staggering total of £447.59 in just one day. Well done to them all!
Our aims are for all children to ...
- learn within a caring and supportive ethos which celebrates diversity
- aim high and realise their potential
- be successful in a broad range of achievements
- feel valued by all members of the school community
- be independent with a sense of self-worth
- be recognised, respected and valued
- take responsibility for their own actions
- behave respectfully to everyone
- attend regularly and on time