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March 2018

  • SATs in Y2 and Y6

    Published 28/03/18

    The STA have published an information leaflet and 2 videos for parents of children in years 2 and 6 about national curriculum assessments. We thought you might find them useful.

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  • Doodlemaths Easter Challenge

    Published 28/03/18
    Doodle Maths is a great way of practising maths on a daily basis at home to help your child progress throughout school.  This week we have launched an Easter Challenge!  There are now  2 apps you can access using
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  • EQT Newsletter

    Published 27/03/18

    Click below to find a newsletter from the Chair and CEO of Equals Trust.

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  • Science Fair Final information

    Published 26/03/18

    If you do the breathing through an egg science project, please ensure that it comes to school in a sealed plastic bag.

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  • SCIENCE WEEK 2018 - so far!

    Published 23/03/18

    Fun-filled science learning at Crossdale

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  • Science Fair 2018

    Published 22/03/18

    Parent helpers required!

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  • MAT concert next week

    Published 22/03/18
    Hello all, Final details are just being confirmed for those children who are taking part in the MAT concert in Nottingham next Wednesday. A letter will go home tomorrow with all the information on it. We are now sharing a coach with Keyworth Prima
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  • Can you help?

    Published 19/03/18

    We need your help! Please download and read the attachment below and get in touch. We can't do it without you...

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  • BGS visit for Year 3, 4 and 5

    Published 14/03/18
    Hello all, Should the letter about the BGS visit have not made it home to you, here is another copy of the parental permission letter. If you are able to help us out by walking to and from the BGS then let us know - any parent helpers will be more
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  • Keeping You Up To Date

    Published 02/03/18

    An update about email notifications for blog posts.

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  • School closure Friday 2nd March - School Closed

    Published 01/03/18

    We have taken the decision to close school tomorrow for safety reasons. The BBC is forecasting heavy snow for parts of south Nottinghamshire overnight, the temperature not to rise above -2 and winds in excess of 40 mph are predicted.

    The decision has been taken in conjunction with school governors and has not been taken lightly, but with such grim weather forecast for tomorrow, dozens of schools have already taken the decision to close to give parents more time to make childcare arrangements.

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  • SCHOOL CLOSURE

    Published 01/03/18

    1st March 2018 - School Closed

    With extreme weather forecast for Friday 2nd March also, we will review our ability to open safely from 6am tomorrow and aim to inform parents no later than 7.30am.

    WInter conditions at Crossdale

    Unlike other schools in Keyworth, Crossdale is not situated on a road that is typically gritted by Nottinghamshire County Council during unusually cold and icy conditions. Over the years we have occasionally had to close the school when the roads around the school have been dangerously icy and slippy. Most of the risks associated with these conditions can be mitigated if motorists avoid Adams Hill and Crossdale Drive. Adams Hill can become especially treacherous if untreated – we have seen several small accidents on Adams Hill over the years when cars have slid backwards and off the road, or into other vehicles.

    Therefore, in order to minimise the risk of pedestrians or motorists being injured near Crossdale School we would ask that, during icy and dangerous conditions, motorists aim to park up before reaching Adams Hill and complete their journey on foot. Obviously, this means some families will need to plan to leave 5-10 minutes earlier than normal.

    We would greatly appreciate your support with this as it will allow us to keep the school open secure in the knowledge that we are not placing the children at significant risk. Please pop in if you have any questions.

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