20/03/20
RDASH - Single Point of Contact
For advice and support, the single point of contact at RDASH is open and can be contacted on 01302 566766.
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19/03/20Parent Letter - Provision for Children of Keyworkers
I am writing to you to give you some clarity and reassurance following the statement from the Prime Minister about imminent school closures.Read Full Story
17/03/20Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update
We have uploaded the Trust letter sent to parents today (17.3.20), outlining the latest guidance from the Department of Education and Public Health England regarding Coronavirus.Read Full Story
02/02/20Tree Planting
We are pleased to announce that Moss Road has received a donation of 200 saplings from the Woodland Trust.Read Full Story
02/02/20New Bug Hotel
Mr Chatfield has also been busy making an insect hotel to support learing about living things within the school environment.Read Full Story
02/02/20New benches for Nursery and Reception
Our outdoor learning space has two new, handmade benches.Read Full Story
18/12/19Season's Greetings from Moss Road
The team at Moss Road wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.Read Full Story
04/11/19Walk to School Initiative
Each month the children are awarded a badge if they walk to school at least once a week.Read Full Story- 28/10/19
Y1 have enjoyed their woodland topic
This half term our year 1 children have loved learning about the natural world around them through their topic ‘The Enchanted Woodland’.Read Full Story 
07/10/19Could you be a school governor?
Could you be an academy governor? If you have an interest in, and commitment to, improving education and would like to make a difference within your community then please get in touch with us.Read Full Story
19/06/19Canon Hall Farm Visit
The F2 children visited Cannon Hall Farm earlier this year to launch their topic ‘Do cows drink milk?’Read Full Story
10/06/19National Children's Garden Week - June 2019
Our Nursery children have celebrated gardening week.Read Full Story
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