Dear Parents and Guardians,
Welcome to the April edition of our Froebel House Newsletter.
Although the struggles of COVID- 19 are still very muchwith us, it’s been brilliant to have had a sustained period of learning with minimum disruption for a full term. As aresult, we have seen the children continue to make excellent progress on their learning continuum. They have beenbrilliant and I’m pleased with the standards attained and the progress levels to date.
I would like to thank the community as a whole for continuing to exhibit and reinforce the values that bind us each and every day. One of the biggest advantages of small class sizes, a small community and the lack of social media , especially Tik Tok and its relative ills , is that our values and highexpectations are lived daily through our Mission Statement without compromise and as a direct result, we are able to protect and nurture the most valuable part of any person’s
life, their childhood.
I appreciate the continuous positive feedback surrounding the way we nurture high standards and expectations, positive and disciplined behaviour and our zero tolerance of disruptive and distracting behaviour.
As a lifelong learner, I appreciate the values attributed to co-curricular activities but also, having worn a number of educational hats over a thirty year career, know that academic rigour, without distraction, throughout each school day, is the fundamental key to academic success further down the line and ultimately, to a successful career.
I would like to wish all members of the Froebel community a wonderful Easter holiday. For those of you travelling, please travel safely and I look forward to seeing everybody back and refreshed on Tuesday, 26th April.
Best Wishes,
Mr Roberts
Headteacher
