Thrybergh Fullerton CofE Primary School





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	PARENTS AREA

Whether you're a parent of a child in our school, or not, this page should have something useful to you. Although there is lots of useful information for parents of children in our care we also have links to some very useful sites.

We are very grateful for all the regular help that we get from parents and friends of the school. Please note there is always room for more. Help is welcomed by all teachers for reading, sewing, baking, modelling, playing games, drama, etc. Please ask about our Better Reading Programme if you would like to help. We hold a coffee morning each week on Friday mornings, so please come along for a chat and get to know the school.

Ofsted Inspection November 2008
The inspection of the school by Ofsted was carried out on 28th November 2008. Please read there findings.

School Admissions Policy
Advice to parents or careers on our admissions policy.

School Curriculum
For information on applying for your child to attend Thrybergh Fullerton Primary School, please click here.

School Prospectus
The Thrybergh Fullerton School Prospectus is a publication that is readily available from the School Office or downloaded here!

School Dinners
Information of the cost, procedures of obtaining school dinners. (Prices may not be correct, please ask for lastest details).

School Policies
Take a look at the uniform required and the price list here!

School Timetable
Check out our list of important dates and events which are taking place on those dates. Don't forget to add them to your own diary!

School Uniform
Take a look at the uniform required and the price list here!

School Trips
The school recognises the importance of outings in order to provide enrichment to the education of our pupils. As such, the school offers a wide range of outings from day trips in school time to residential trips during the holidays.

Thrybergh Fullerton Complaints Procedure
A guide for parents, carers and members of the public. Most members of the community have a positive relationship with schools but sometimes things go wrong. It is important that you raise your concerns as soon as you can. By taking positive steps early on, we are more likely to be able to sort out your complaint..

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