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Welcome to St Peter's Infant School's Website

Scroll through these photos to give you a taste of life at St Peters Infants.

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Contacts

St Peters Infant School, Holcombe Road, Rochester, Kent, ME1 2HU

Head Teacher - Mrs Denise Curzon

Office Staff - Miss Wildish & Mrs Collings

Chair of Governors - Mr Lawrence McVeigh

For all enquiries, contact our Office Staff on 01634 843590 or office@stpeters.medway.sch.uk 

Admissions - Parents should contact Medway Council to find out about admission arrangements.

COVID-19 INFORMATION

 

THANK YOU!

Due to your generosity and support of our McMillan coffee afternoon, an amazing

£175

was raised for this worthy charity!

 

Phonics Information Zoom recording is available under 'Parent' -> 'Parent Talks'

 

Open evenings for prospective new parents

Monday 15th November 6:00

Tuesday 7th December 6:00

No need to book - just turn up. If these dates have to change at the last minute, we will update the information here 

 

Harvest Celebration

Thank you so much for your generosity via your food donations. They have been shared between Caring Hands in Community charity and Medway Foodbank. 

 

Applying for Junior School Places and YR Places for September 2022

The application process for applying for school places for September 2022 for YR and Y3 is now open

Please go to www.medway.gov.uk and search 'apply for school place'

The application window closes on Saturday 15th January 2022 at 5pm

 

Tours - actual and virtual - for Prospective Parents

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Are you considering a school place at St Peters Infant School?

Please see our virtual tour above and read the additional 'Welcome' document below to gain an understanding and flavour of what St Peters Infant School is about. We would also like to share with you our four classblogs where you can gain insight into daily life in our classrooms.

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We would like to share with you the thoughts of some of our parents

“I am so glad I chose St Peter’s for my little girl. As a 30th August baby, I was nervous about how she would settle but we had no problems and she is doing so well. It is such a nurturing place and feels like a village school in the middle of town! Even the head and deputy head knew her name within the first week, greeting us even now at the gates every day come rain or shine, and I feel so comfortable leaving her knowing she is so at home and cared for. She has loved her time there so far and is excited every day for what they have planned for her next. I have no doubt that this is the best start to her education that she could have had. Thank you St Peter’s!” (BH)

“St Peters is a fantastic school. It’s small and intimate and has some of the loveliest teachers. My daughter is thriving and I couldn’t recommend St Peters enough. My daughter loves going to St Peters every day.” (JH)

"St. Peters is a real gem! It’s a caring, nurturing environment with the loveliest of staff/teachers, who give so much attention to all the children."

"I was a nervous for my 4yr old bilingual daughter, starting school last year, but from the first days I realised that she is in the best possible hands! Year 1, now, she is thriving and simply adores her school!" (MM)

Please feel free to contact us

For further information about all aspects of the school, please take a look at the other areas of our website (above on the left) which contain a great deal of information about life at St Peter’s Infants. Should you have any specific queries or would like any other information, please contact the school office on 01634 843590. If you would like to apply for a place other than a Year R place for September 2021, please download and complete the 'In-Year Casusal Admissions Form' under the 'For Parents' section above on the left-hand side. 

 
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Risk Assessment for September 2021

 
St P's RA for Sept '21.pdf

Upcoming events:

 

Please continue to read SchoolPing messages for our updates. 

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For more details on upcoming events please see our latest newsletter

School News Feed
  • Important
    1 October 2021
    Covid 19
    Dear Parents Please can we remind you that if your child has any of the following symptoms: a high temperature, a new cough or a loss of taste or smell, please do not send them to school and arrange a PCR test, (not a lateral flow test). A lateral flow test should only be used when no symptoms are present. A PCR test can be booked or ordered via the gov.uk website. If a child presents these symptoms whilst at school, you will be asked to take them home and arrange a PCR test. If you are asked to do this, please can we ask that you are respectful and cooperative. It is important that we follow the government guidelines. Kind regards
  • Newsletter
    23 September 2021
    Newsletter 2
    Dear Parents Please find attached Newsletter 2, along with a letter regarding Parent Governor Vacancies. Kind regards
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    20 July 2021
    Changes to contact tracing in education and childcare settings
    Dear Parents Please find attached a letter from the DfE regarding changes to contact tracing and schools. Kind regards
  • General
    22 April 2021
    'The Big Ask' and a message from the new Children's Commissioner
    Dear Parents, We would like to pass on a message to you from Dame Rachel de Souza, the Children’s Commissioner for England, asking you and your child to participate in The Big Ask. This is the largest ever survey of children in England, designed to find out what their concerns and aspirations about the future are. The Big Ask is now live at http://thebigask.uk/ A message from the Children's Commissioner: "The results from this survey will help me identify the barriers preventing children from reaching their potential, put forward solutions and set ambitious goals for the country to achieve. I need to reach as many children as possible through The Big Ask – the more I hear from, the stronger the results will be. Thank you in advance for helping me put children and young people at the heart of the country’s plans to rebuild for the future ."
  • Important
    6 March 2021
    Asymptomatic testing further info
    Dear Parents Further to the message we sent yesterday regarding asymptomatic testing, we have since received the attached document that provides more detail. Having looked at this, we can see that there are a large number of appointments available tomorrow at both the Chattenden and Chatham sites for those of you that are interested. Kind regards
  • General
    5 March 2021
    Asymptomatic testing information for parents and adults in households with children at school or college
    Dear Parents Please find the attached information regarding asymptomatic testing that we have been asked to share with you. Kind regards
  • Important
    5 March 2021
    Last chance to place order for school lunch next week
    Dear Parents, Thank you to everyone who has completed their child's lunch order for next week. If you haven't completed this yet, you have till 11.30 this morning to complete before the lunch orders are printed off ready for us to order lunches for next week. Thankyou
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    3 March 2021
    Healthy Lifestyle Newsletter
    Dear find the attached document from Medway's public health team that they have asked us to forward onto you. Kind regards
  • Important
    1 March 2021
    8th March
    Dear Parents We are really looking forward to seeing the children again next week when we welcome everybody back to school - we have missed them very much. Some children will be very excited to return, while others may be feeling a little anxious and have some worries. If you are concerned about your child(ren) and how they are going to make the transition back to school, please contact your child’s class teacher, either by emailing them directly or by emailing the school office. They can then make contact with you this week to discuss any worries and what can be put in place. Over the past few months, children may have grown out of some of their uniform or school shoes. If this is the case for you, please don’t worry if your child needs to wear an alternative item of clothing or pair of shoes / footwear from home. We really understand and appreciate that replacing these items is tricky at the moment. If anyone is struggling to pay for new uniform, please email or call Miss Wildish in the office as she has some good quality, second hand uniform that we can offer you. After school, tea-time & breakfast clubs will all be open from Monday 8th. It is important that we know numbers for these clubs in advance. Therefore, please can we ask all families who would like to book a place in these clubs next week, to email the school office by Thursday 4th March. Payment will need to be sent in at the start of next week. You will also receive a Ping message today about school meals next week. Please can you confirm, by Wednesday, your child’s lunch choices for next week. It is important that we receive a reply back from every family confirming their child’s choices. We will be in touch again nearer to re-opening with a few reminders for everyone. Kind regards
  • Important
    12 January 2021
    Thank you and please keep going
    Dear Parents As we continue with our second week of home learning, we want to say a huge well done and thank you for all the support, time and effort you have given to the home learning partnership so far. It has been fantastic to see all of the children’s efforts and achievements. Every one of our families is in a different situation. There are those juggling home schooling whilst working from home at the same time, those home schooling multiple children all with different needs, whilst some families may be sharing devices and have more limited access to the internet. This is a hugely stressful time for home schooling parents whatever your circumstances and there will be days when it feels like an impossible task. However, the children’s continued learning at this time is so important and will allow them to continue their learning successfully when they return to school. Can we please urge you, therefore, to continue with the home learning that is being provided as much as is possible for you and your family situation. We really understand that it is not an easy time or task for many, but continuing with daily home learning through lockdown will support your child going forward in their future learning and their academic success. We want to support you as much as we possibly can. So if you have any questions about the work or if you experience difficulties accessing the home learning, please do let your child’s teacher know. If there is anything else we can help you with, please do not hesitate to ask. We thank you for your continued support in this aspect. Kind regards
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Buster’s Book Club

We are delighted to be part of Buster’s Book Club for the second year here at St. Peter’s Infant School.

Headteacher Denise Curzon and pupils from Tiger Cubs proudly accepted our new Platinum Literacy Mark in recognition of the school’s work to promote literacy during 2019.

For this and more visit Buster's Book Club Page

Information:

Governor Vacancies

We currently have two vacancies for Parent Governors. Please ask at the office for futher details and information.  

 

Severe Weather Procedures

For Winter time, here is our Severe Weather Procedures document:

 
Severe Weather Procedures.pdf

About St Peter's Infants School

St Peter’s is a very friendly, supportive and nurturing school, where all members of the school community work as a team to make the time that the children spend with us positive and remembered fondly. We have high expectations for the children in our care, not only for academic success but in all aspects of their personal achievement. We firmly believe that children learn best and are most positive about their school experiences when they have high self-esteem, self worth and respect for others.

We aim to nurture the whole child and encourage them to work to the best of their ability in all aspects of school life - academically, socially and emotionally - thus equipping them to be valuable citizens of the future. St Peter’s aims to provide a broad, high quality education that helps the children develop into independent young people, able to apply their skills and knowledge to whatever lies ahead. We aim to develop in our children an enthusiasm for learning and positive attitudes that will enhance their self-esteem and that they will carry on with them into adulthood.

St. Peter’s has a strong philosophy of team work that is extended out to home. We seek to foster a strong home/school partnership that helps to build upon and consolidate the unique set of experiences that your child will bring to school.

We trust that you will find the information you require on our website and more.

For information on the SEND Information Report please click here

If you would like a paper copy of any of the information contained on this website, please ask a member of the office staff.

St Peter’s is a GOOD School!

We are pleased to confirm that St Peter’s continues to be a GOOD school. 

It reflects the care, commitment, dedication and hard work of everyone (staff, children, Parents, Governors) that makes St Peter’s the great and unique school that it is.

 We are very proud of our school and are so pleased that Ofsted recognised the positive learning culture within it and that our pupils are well cared for and love to learn.

We continue to build on the work that is going on in school to further inprove outcomes for the children at St Peters.

St Peters Infant School Ofsted Report 2018

School Priorities

 
SDP overview focus for the year 2020-2021.pdf

2021-2022 Term Dates

 
St P's Term Dates 21-22.pdf

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