This Week:
- Open Classrooms
- Pupils' Christmas Lunches
- Teaching and Learning Week
- Emergency Contact Details
- Hamper Scamper
- SIAMS Inspection
- Lighting of the Christmas Tree
- Young Artists
- Upcoming Dates
- FOLPS Update
Open Classrooms
Parents are warmly invited to join us for our next ‘Open Classrooms’ which will be held on Monday 24th November from 8.35am to 8.55am. This is an opportunity for parents to visit the classroom to see some of their child’s work. Sidney’s House will be open for the pupils who access this space to invite their parents across to see the activities available.
On this day, please use your child’s external classroom door to enter and exit the building, if they have one. This reduces congestion at the children’s entrance.
The classrooms with external doors are:
Reception – Ash
Reception – Elm
Reception – Oak
Year 1 – Birch
Year 1 – Hazel
Year 1 – Larch
Year 2 – Holly
Year 2 – Lime
Year 2 – Sycamore
Year 6 – Juniper
Year 6 – Maple
Year 6 – Willow
Christmas Lunches
A reminder that the last day for ordering Christmas lunches is Friday 28th November. Please ensure that Christmas meals are ordered via ParentPay by this date. Any order requests after this date will not be accepted.
Teaching and Learning Week
Next week is Teaching and Learning week. This is a week when teachers do not run clubs but use the time to focus on their planning, marking and assessments. Please make sure that alternative collection arrangements are made for children who would usually attended a club run by a member of school staff.
Emergency Contact Details
It is important that we keep up to date contact details for all children. If you have moved house or changed your phone number/email address, please let the school admin team know via email to admin@leckhampton.gloucs.sch.uk
SIAMS Inspection
Our school is scheduled to undergo a SIAMS (Statutory Inspection of Anglican and Methodist Schools) inspection during this academic year.
The purpose of SIAMS is to explore how each school’s Christian vision drives its work and enables the school to live up to its foundation as a Church school. Inspectors focus on how this vision impacts pupils and adults, looking at the provision made because of this vision and how effective it is in enabling all to flourish.
The Church of England’s vision for education is described as “Deeply Christian, serving the common good.” At its heart is Jesus’ promise of “life in all its fullness” (John 10:10). This vision seeks to ensure that children and young people flourish regardless of background, and is worked out through four key elements: wisdom, hope, community, and dignity.
This inspection is an important opportunity to celebrate the strengths of our school and to reflect on areas where we can continue to grow. We will keep you updated once we have confirmation of the inspection date and will share the outcomes with you afterwards.
As part of the inspection process, inspectors may wish to speak with parents about the school’s spirituality and Christian distinctiveness. If you would be willing to contribute in this way, we warmly invite you to contact the school office to register your interest.
Thank you, as always, for your continued support.

Lighting of the Christmas Tree
On Friday 28th November, parents and pupils are welcome to join us for our annual Lighting of the Christmas Tree. Please come along to the school hall at 3.25pm to enjoy some festive cheer as we sing carols together and officially switch on the Christmas lights. We look forward to sharing this special moment with you.









