WELCOME It is my great pleasure to welcome you to Allfarthing Primary School School Calendar December 17, 2021 End of term January 4, 2022 Start of spring term February 10, 2022 Break for half term February 11, 2022 INSET DAY February 21, 2022 Children back April 1, 2022 Break for Easter - 1.30pm April 19, 2022 Start of summer term May 2, 2022 May Bank Holiday May 27, 2022 Break for half term June 6, 2022 INSET DAY MORE > Latest News Admissions Apply for a place in NURSERY or RECEPTION .... Click here for a direct link to our school TUCASI?Scopay online payment system Click here for our school video giving you an insight into our amazing school Allfarthing PTA Wren Club One of our longstanding PTA fundraising initiatives which raises valuable funds to ... Reading Challenge & Birthday Books E-Learning - click here for information regarding home learning & zoom links Please click here to view the Ofsted 'Parent View' survey results @allfarthingsch Tweets by allfarthingsch Scroll To Top This website makes use of cookies to enhance browsing experience and provide additional functionality. Details Allow cookies

Allfarthing School Results * Please note due to Covid there are no results for 2020 or 2021. Follow the link to the DFE school performances tables here: http://www.education.gov.uk/schools/performance/ Scroll To Top This website makes use of cookies to enhance browsing experience and provide additional functionality. Details Allow cookies

UNCRC Article 12 Every child has the right to say what they think in all matters affecting them and to have their views taken seriously. Our School Council gives children a voice in how the school is run. Every term, each class from Year 2 (age 6-7) upwards elects a School Council member to represent their views in the Council. They meet together every 2 weeks with Mr Holmes, Headteacher. Matters affecting the school are discussed, such as ideas for playtime games and equipment, ideas for guest speakers in assembly, improvements to school dinners, suggestions for new UNCRC Article 13 Every child must be free to say what they think and to seek and receive all kinds of information. clubs and changes in the curriculum. School Council members hold weekly meetings in their classes to report on the meeting and consult with the children on any new ideas to take back to the Council the following week. The class names were selected in this way and the key charities that the school supports each year are chosen through School Council. Recently, school council has visited our local Foodbank to deliver our Harvest Festival donations, The Houses of Parliament and Wandsworth Council to find out more about how democracy works in Britain. School Council members autumn 2020 Members: Kaydon McKoy & Daniel McCormack(Yr 6), Lydia Sincock & Chloe Matthews(Yr 5), Lucy Meeraus-Gregory & Ollie McVittie(Yr 4), Luca Mazotta & Anna Dobrowolska(Yr 3), Lexi Johnson & Zack Wood(Yr 2) Scroll To Top This website makes use of cookies to enhance browsing experience and provide additional functionality. Details Allow cookies