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We would like to warmly welcome you to our school. At James Cambell Primary, we aim to make a positive difference to the children’s lives.

All the dedicated staff at the school are passionately committed to our children’s education. Through stimulating and engaging lessons, we aim to ensure that the children make great progress in all subjects, as well as giving them a wide variety of opportunities and experiences which makes their time at school exciting and develops them as the successful and resilient citizens of the future.

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Term Dates 2021-2022
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Key Dates- November 2021Key Dates- December 2021

5th November 2021– PTA meeting at 9:15am
10th & 11th November- Parent’s Evening
10th November–15th November-Scholastic Book Fair in the main hall
12th November- Year 3 Diwali Assembly
15th November- Anti-Bullying Week
19th November- Police Talks for years 1-3
26th November -Police Talks for years 4-6		Christmas Carol and Christmas Play visits at St Albans:
Tuesday 7th December – Nativity – KS1/Reception) 9:30 – 10:30 / 10:45-11:30
Wednesday 8th December – Nativity KS1/Reception- 9:30-10:30
Thursday 9th December – Christmas Carol Concert – LKS2 – 9:15-10:15 / UKS2 – 10:45 -11:45
10th December-Christmas Jumper Day
13th December- Christmas Dinner
17th December- Christmas Parties

Have you seen our brand new climbing frame located in the KS1 playground? The children are having the time of their lives!

Asymptomatic Testing- October 2021PTA Coffee MorningRespectful Behaviour Letter
Avoiding congestion at the school gates in the morning 		Questions and answers on the new COVID-19 (coronavirus) guidelines. September 2021

Preparing for choosing a secondary school- Sydney Russell

Welcome Back to School

Dear all, I hope you had an enjoyable and restful summer.

We are very much looking forward to welcoming your children back to James Cambell tomorrow (Thursday 2nd September).


The school gates will open at 8.40am for years 3 to 6 and at 8.45am for years 1 and 2.  The gates for each year group will be signed.  The gates will close ten minutes after the opening time.  Children in year 6 who have existing permission to walk home alone will be allowed to do so.


At the end of the day, you can come into the school through the same gate to collect your child.


All the start and end times are in the table below:


Asymptomatic Testing- October 2021Questions and answers on the new COVID-19 (coronavirus) guidelines. September 2021

Reception AdmissionsCAMHS websites for parents and young people

Please click here.
Is your child due to start school in September 2021?

If your child was born between 1 September 2016 and 31 August 2017, they can start school in September, and you should have applied for their place by Friday 15 January.
If you missed the memo, don’t panic, there is still time and you can apply by visiting www.lbbd.gov.uk/school-admissions.
It’s important to know that getting your child a place at school is not an automatic process, so you still have to apply, even if they are already at a school nursery or they have a brother or sister at that school.
If you need to apply, head to the school admissions page now.
You can also watch the video below to help you through the process.

Alternatives to Physical Punishment- Safeguarding Children.Resilient Transitions

Reception Admissions

After School Club

Home LearningWorld Book DayFitness Challenges
Please click the above to go to our Home Learning Page. Please click on the picture above to see what’s happening for World Book Day at James Cambell School.
London Youth Games are
running these challenges
throughout the term to
help
our students stay active
during lockdown. WEEK
THREE
CHALLENGE is JUMPING
JACKS.
All information for you
is on this link below:
https://www.londony
outhgames.org/virtual-games/lyg-school-games-fitness-challenges/


Issue 11- July 2021		Issue 12- October 2021


Latest News

CPC visit by borough adviser

Posted on 26 May 2021
CPC was recently visited by a borough adviser and an independent quality assurance inspector. They were both really positive about the work of CPC and the children’s progress. Thank you so much for being so kind, open, and welcoming when I visited on Tuesday. You have a school t

Bumblebee Census Day on Thursday 20th May 2021

Posted on 17 May 2021
We are writing to remind you about the exciting Bumblebee Census Day lunch menu on Thursday 20th May. Our wonderful kitchen team are putting together a special menu for the day and the hall will be filled with flowers decorated by the children. Therefore, on Thursday, please encourage

Primary Music

Posted on 08 Apr 2021
We are very pleased to announce that James Cambell Primary has been awarded a Music Mark accreditation. This award shows that the school is improving their musical delivery and opportunities for the children. It also allows the school to access many resources, which will enhance child

Starting School 2021

Posted on 08 Apr 2021
Is your child due to start school in September 2021 ?If your child was born between 1 September 2016 and 31 August 2017, they can start school in September, and you should have applied for their place by Friday 15 January.If you missed the memo, don’t panic, there is still time a

Shakespeare Day

Posted on 07 Apr 2021
Many fans and enthusiasts across the world celebrate Shakespeare Day on April 23rd every year to honour the literary genius, Shakespeare. William Shakespeare is hailed as one of the most iconic writers in the English language and the world’s greatest dramatist.

  • The provision is effective…Multi agency working is driving the curriculum. The management of behaviour and behaviour for learning is a positive. Staff understand the needs of individual pupils.
    Local Authority 2021
  • Staff are very aware of each child’s needs and adapt their use of language skilfully to the needs of different groups. They make good use of questioning to help children think deeply. The teaching of reading in Reception classes is lively and effective. Children enjoy applying their reading to learning activities based on books they have read.
    Ofsted 2020
  • The environment in the early years foundation stage provides rich resources for learning. The nursery and Reception classes offer well-planned and engaging activities for children.
    Ofsted 2020
  • Behaviour as pupils enter the school, and as classes move around, is calm and orderly.
    Ofsted 2020
  • Pupils have good opportunities to learn about diverse communities and the different cultures and beliefs in their school. They understand that they need to treat people from all groups with respect.
    Ofsted 2020
  • Curriculum leaders have a good knowledge of quality children’s literature. The impact of this was seen on pupils, who talked with enthusiasm about books they had read in class recently.
    Ofsted 2020
  • Trust and school leaders have brought a fresh energy to the school. They want pupils to achieve well, and have raised teachers’ expectations of pupils.
    Ofsted 2020
  • The teaching of reading and mathematics has been improved quickly.
    Ofsted 2020
  • The provision is effective…Multi agency working is driving the curriculum. The management of behaviour and behaviour for learning is a positive. Staff understand the needs of individual pupils.
    Local Authority 2021
  • Staff are very aware of each child’s needs and adapt their use of language skilfully to the needs of different groups. They make good use of questioning to help children think deeply. The teaching of reading in Reception classes is lively and effective. Children enjoy applying their reading to learning activities based on books they have read.
    Ofsted 2020
  • The environment in the early years foundation stage provides rich resources for learning. The nursery and Reception classes offer well-planned and engaging activities for children.
    Ofsted 2020
  • Behaviour as pupils enter the school, and as classes move around, is calm and orderly.
    Ofsted 2020
  • Pupils have good opportunities to learn about diverse communities and the different cultures and beliefs in their school. They understand that they need to treat people from all groups with respect.
    Ofsted 2020
  • Curriculum leaders have a good knowledge of quality children’s literature. The impact of this was seen on pupils, who talked with enthusiasm about books they had read in class recently.
    Ofsted 2020
  • Trust and school leaders have brought a fresh energy to the school. They want pupils to achieve well, and have raised teachers’ expectations of pupils.
    Ofsted 2020
  • The teaching of reading and mathematics has been improved quickly.
    Ofsted 2020

Headteacher

      Joe Wilson

We work hard to create a caring environment in which every child feels happy and safe at school. To achieve this, we follow our school values  and work in close partnership with parents, carers and the local community.

I invite you to explore our website and find out about our wonderful school. Better still, if you are a potential parent or member of our community, then please do come and meet us. Myself or a member of our team would be only too happy to show you around.

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