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Weekly alert 21st March 2022
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Covid isolation update
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Weekly alert 14th March 2022
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Dorset Council Consultation: School Transport Policies 2022-23
Dorset Council are running a four-week consultation on School Transport Policies for 2022-23, with effect from Monday 7th March 2022 to Sunday 3rd April Details of the consultation will be available to view at: https://www.dorsetcouncil.gov.uk/education-and-training/school-transport/consultation-on-school-transport-policies Please submit all comments (both negative and positive) by Sunday 3rd April 2022, either via email to schoolorganisation@dorsetcouncil.gov.uk, or by post – School Admissions Team, Dorset Council, County Hall, read more »
Weekly alert 7th March 2022
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Dave Cumber Vets Art Competition
We have been invited to enter a competition by Dave Cumber Vets. They would like some art work created by local school children to brighten up their consult rooms! The competition is running across four local primary schools and will have two categories, an aged 6 and under and an aged 7 and over. One winner from read more »
Raising Aspirations Day Portrait competition – please read to check you want your child’s work included
The Museum of East Dorset has invited local school children to become a part of history and feature in their new exhibition: ‘East Dorset Celebrates: 70 years of Fun and Festivities’. Children are asked to create a portrait of themselves as their ‘best selves’. If they are a great ballerina, paint themselves as a ballerina. If they are amazing at football, read more »
Weekly alert 28th February 2022
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World Book Day ‘Book in a jar’ Competition
To celebrate World Book Day on Thursday 3rd March, we are inviting the children to create a ‘Book in a jar’. Children are invited to think about a how a favourite book, could be represented in a simple jar. There are some examples below for you to have a look at. Any clear jar can be used or read more »