Long Street, Croscombe, Wells, Somerset BA5 3QL
School Office: 01749 343114
Moonshill Road, Stoke St Michael, Radstock, Somerset BA3 5LG
School Office: 01749 840470
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2023/2024
Term Dates Summary: 2023 - 2024 |
Inset Days |
Bank Holiday |
| Term 1: 5th September - 20th October 2023 | 4th September | |
| Term 2: 30th October - 15th December 2023 | 25th December 26th December | |
| Term 3: 3rd January - 9th February 2024 | 2nd January | 1st January |
| Term 4: 19th February - 28th March 2024 | 29th March 2024 | |
| Term 5: 15th April - 24th May 2024 | 1st April 6th May 27th May | |
| Team 6: 3rd June - 22nd July | 23rd July 24th July | 26th August |
POLICIES
Download our policy documents from the list below:
- Accessibility plan 2023 - 2026
- Admission Policy Croscombe 2023-2024
- Admission Policy SSM 2023_24
- Attendance Policy
- Arson Policy
- Behaviour Policy Sept 2023
- Calculation Policy
- Charging and Remissions Policy 2019
- Code of Conduct Policy 2022 to 2023
- Collective Worship Policy 2021
- Complaints Policy May 2023
- COSHH Risk Assessment Alcohol Based Hand Sanitiser
- Curriculum Policy Sept 2022
- Data Protection Policy 2018
- EYFS Policy
- Equalities and Diversity Policy
- Equality Policy 2023
- Exclusion Policy
- Health And Safety Policy - May 2023
- Homework Policy
- Inclusion Policy
- Intimate Care Policy
- Marking and Feedback Policy
- Medical Conditions and Medicines Policy 2018
- Mental Health and Wellbeing Policy
- Presentation Policy
- Privacy Notice for Employees
- Privacy Policy for Pupils
- PSHE Policy
- Pupil Image Policy
- Public Sector Equality Duty
- Risk Assessment for Federation Full Re-Opening: 08.03.21
- Safeguarding Policy 2023
- SEND policy 2023 - 2024
- Sex and Relationships Education Policy 2019
- Supporting Children With Medical Conditions Policy 2020
- Teaching and Learning Policy
- Whistle blowing policy Sept 2022
Teeth and digestion!
Chestnut Class does science!
Over the last two weeks Chestnuts children have been learning all about teeth and digestion. They started by examining their teeth and thinking about the jobs each type of tooth did. They then used this knowledge to create their own set of clay teeth.
They then conducted a simulation of digestion using everyday kitchen items: scissors and a masher to represent the teeth, tights to simulate the intestines and finally compressed cups to simulate excretion!
They all had a great time and now have a good idea about what happens to all the food they eat.
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