MENU CONTACT SEARCH LATEST NEWS: - EYFS Carol Concert: Monday 6th December at 2.15pm - Y1 & 2 Carol Concert: Tuesday 7th December at 2.15pm 1 / 70 2 / 70 3 / 70 4 / 70 5 / 70 6 / 70 7 / 70 8 / 70 9 / 70 10 / 70 11 / 70 12 / 70 13 / 70 14 / 70 15 / 70 16 / 70 17 / 70 18 / 70 19 / 70 20 / 70 21 / 70 22 / 70 23 / 70 24 / 70 25 / 70 26 / 70 27 / 70 28 / 70 29 / 70 30 / 70 31 / 70 32 / 70 33 / 70 34 / 70 35 / 70 36 / 70 37 / 70 38 / 70 39 / 70 40 / 70 41 / 70 42 / 70 43 / 70 44 / 70 45 / 70 46 / 70 47 / 70 48 / 70 49 / 70 50 / 70 51 / 70 52 / 70 53 / 70 54 / 70 55 / 70 56 / 70 57 / 70 58 / 70 59 / 70 60 / 70 61 / 70 62 / 70 63 / 70 64 / 70 65 / 70 66 / 70 67 / 70 68 / 70 69 / 70 70 / 70 Calendar View full calendar December 6 December 6 Last week of clubs 6 December 6 EYFS carol concert 2.15pm 7 December 7 Year 1 & 2 carol concert 2.15pm 8 December 8 Year 3 & 4 carol concert 2.15pm 9 December 9 Year 5 & 6 carol concert 2.15pm 11 December 11 Winter Fair 13 December 13 Hanukkah assembly 14 December 14 Christmas lunch 16 December 16 Party Day 17 December 17 Break up for Christmas holidays January 24 24th January 2022 School closed (Queen’s Platinum Jubilee – extra Bank Holiday) Export for iCal News Letter to whole school 29-11-21 READ MORE Letter to whole school 22-10-21 READ MORE Letter to whole school 14-09-21 READ MORE Welcome back letter 02-09-21 READ MORE View News Archive We are very happy to have been awarded and associated with the following ©2021 William Patten Primary School

MENU CONTACT SEARCH ASSEMBLIES/COLLECTIVE WORSHIP Assemblies provide valuable time for the children to come together to share work and achievements, to mark festivals and celebrations from major world religions, or to listen to stories with a moral element. The emphasis is on broadening children’s spirituality through their innate sense of awe and wonder, and on developing their sense of right and wrong. Right of withdrawal Parents have a right to withdraw children from religious education and assemblies. However, the educational aims of religious education are quite separate from the role of the home and faith community in fostering the growth of faith. We believe that children of different faith communities can learn from one another. We encourage the children to see themselves as part of the whole school community and to provide opportunities to reflect on the importance of matters of belief and ethics. Should a child be withdrawn, they will be provided with some appropriate work and be well supervised. We are very happy to have been awarded and associated with the following ©2021 William Patten Primary School