Administering Medicines

If your child is ill and has been prescribed medicine that they will need to take during the school day, then a form needs to be completed and handed in with medication to the school office.  Please complete the Administering Medicines Form which can be obtained from the School Office.

Train to Teach at This School - Ripley SCITT

 

Our school is a key partner in the Ripley TSA SCITT, a school-centred teacher training provider.

We are now recruiting trainee Primary teachers for September 2023, including a part time course and apprenticeship course which will enable you to continue to earn while you train. We have full time and part time courses in Primary.

This highly successful teacher training programme, graded Outstanding by Ofsted, is designed and delivered by primary school leaders in Lancashire. Our vision is to develop outstanding teachers with the skills and knowledge needed by our schools now and in the future.

Get more details at:

www.ripleyITT.co.uk

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We have been advised by Lancashire's Health Protection Team to pass on that it is the time of year when 'Winter Vomiting' (Norovirus) can spread very quickly though schools and nurseries. We have been offered some advice for reducing the chances of an outbreak within school and attached is an advice letter for parents so you can also be vigilant. The key message is that if your child has symptoms of sickness or diarrhoea, even if they feel well again in themselves, they must not come to school for at least 48 hours so that the spread of the condition is controlled.

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