Open Events 2020

Open Events 2020
Due to the current controls in place and in order to adhere to guidance on minimising gatherings, open events this year will be in a slightly different format.
There will be a promotional ‘virtual-tour’ video released shortly via our school website and on social media, which will give you a flavour of our amazing school.
Following this, we are conducting time-limited tours of the school after the October half term break on Tuesdays and Thursdays after school (also two Wednesdays).

These 20 minute tours will be conducted by members of the Senior Leadership Team who can answer any questions you may have.

Please call the school office on 01942 831310 from the 19th October 2020, to book a tour.

We look forward to your visit.

Regards,

Mr Woods
Headteacher

Other Information / Links

Click on the logo below and have a look through the 'Articles' section of the website for a wealth of information, including guides for parents.

Click the Parent View link below to complete the Ofsted questionnaire about our school.

Click here to view the Wigan Council Safeguarding information

 

Useful Websites for Parents

  • The National Autistic Society – Gives information about autism, parental advice, strategies and approaches, etc.
     
  • British Dyslexia Association – A useful website with information about dyslexia, assessment and identification, exam concessions, etc.
     
  • Dyspraxia Foundation – Offers information and supports individuals and families affected by developmental dyspraxia through books, suggestions, a teen newsletter, and an adult support group.
     
  • Young Minds – The UK’s leading charity committed to improving the emotional wellbeing and mental health of children and young people.
     
  • ADHD Foundation – A useful website that provides information and guidance around Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD).
     
  • Child and Adolescent Mental Health – Provides a free and comprehensive source of information for young people, parents and professionals about the range of mental health difficulties and disorders that may be encountered during childhood and adolescence.
     
  • Wigan Family Welfare – A useful website that describes the counselling service we have in school.
     
  • Wigan Council’s Targeted Education Support Service (TESS) – Information about what TESS is, what they do and how you can get their help.
     
  • The Anti-Bullying Alliance – Gives useful information and advice about how to deal with bullying and the impact that bullying can have.
     
  • Contact a Family – An organisation that provides information and support to parents of children with many different sorts of disability.
     
  • Talking Point – Talking Point provides a guide to speech and language services and useful links to other associated websites.
     
  • Wigan Council’s 0-19 Gateway Service – Information on the 0-19 Gateway service that Wigan Council provides for young people. There is also an additional information leaflet about the service.
     
  • Childnet – A useful website for keeping young people safe online.
     
  • No Panic – This website provides valuable information for sufferers and carers of people who have panic attacks, anxiety, phobias and Obsessive Compulsive Disorders (OCD).
     
  • Happyeye – Glasses that intend to reduce or stop visual stress.
     
  • Autism Resources for Families – Resources about Autism Specturm Disorder (ASD) from the National Autism Center.
     
  • Reduce the Noise – Help loved ones with sensory overload enjoy shopping.
     
  • Temple Grandin’s Teaching Tips – Teaching tips for children and adults with autism.

 

Download the latest parents info below (pdf format document) or they can be obtained from the School Office.

Files to Download

A Parent's Guide to Facebook E safety information for parents Keeping Young Children Safe Online Autism Pathway Service KS1 SATs Parent Info from DfE

Student Login

STAFF LOGIN
PARENT LOGIN
SCHOOL BLOGS