ReedhamPrimary School

Odd Sock Day!

Our timings are changing! From Monday 3.11.25: 8.30am - 3.15pm Monday to Thursday On Fridays, 8.30 - 1.00pm - families can book an enrichment afternoon sessions til 3.15pm Wraparound care is available from 8.00-8.30 and 3.15 - 5.00pm every day

Norfolk County Council have shared the following: Parents / Carers Cyber Choices and Online Safety Events - Please note there are two parts to the parent events, and you will need to register for each independently. Each session will be repeated 8 times until December 2025. Both are 1 hour sessions and are suitable for parents/carers of children in Year 5 (age 9) and above. This is an opportunity to learn and ask questions regarding your child's online world. Parents Event – Part 1 - Introduction to Cyber Choices and Online Risks This session will introduce you to the Cyber Choices programme and will provide: An overview to parents and carers on what cybercrime is. What the risks to young people are. How the Cyber Choices programme supports at-risk individuals. How you can refer a young person into Cyber Choices. You will also receive an overview of: Some of the potential risks that children and young people may experience online. Advice to support parents to make informed decisions and keep their children safer online. The event is free, and tickets can be book directly via: Tuesday 25th November 10:00 – 11:00 https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/8a153d8c-720e-4328-8f7c-982de26865d5@a3c59d1b-b8f1-4299-9d6a-39ad8f570422 Parents Event – Part 2 - Tools and techniques to improve the cyber security of your family This session will: Provide advice on how to improve your personal cyber security. Help you to identify and protect your (and your children's) key accounts. Identify threats and techniques that cyber criminals may use to target you / your family. Highlight the benefits of family accounts. Identify parental controls on your router. Signposting to useful resources. Advice and guidance from the session will be in line with the Government's Stop! Think Fraud and the National Cyber Security Centres CyberAware campaign. The event is free, and tickets can be book directly via: Thursday 23rd October 16:00 – 17:00 https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/b15c9e42-e984-4e12-861e-3db7b064b450@a3c59d1b-b8f1-4299-9d6a-39ad8f570422 Tuesday 2nd December 10:00 – 11:00 https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/96c91090-089a-43dc-b292-e94fdade81c5@a3c59d1b-b8f1-4299-9d6a-39ad8f570422

Owl families, After the success of the last visit to the allotment (in the rain) we are planning to take owls to the allotment again. To do some more work, as it is Owl class' turn to look after it. Mrs Kelf and Miss Spaul are planning to go down to the allotment, for the afternoon, next Monday 20.10.25 with members of the PFA to continue to weed the area, ready for covering over for the winter. Children are invited to wear old clothes that are suitable for gardening to school on this day, and bring wellies in a plastic bag (please name the bag and wellies). Please make sure children are dressed according to the weather - warm and waterproof! It would also be great if they could bring an additional plastic bag to kneel on. Any questions, please ask!

Kids Go Free at Africa Alive this Half-Term! Families who pre-book their half-term visit online before Sunday, 19th October, can claim up to three free child tickets (ages 3 - 15) with every adult ticket purchased using the code KIDSGOFREE at checkout.