Posted on: 16/07/2026KS2 Sats ResultsWe are delighted to share that our KS2 SATs results have been released today, and we are incredibly proud to celebrate another outstanding year. Our pupils have achieved results that are even stronger than previous years, reflecting their hard work, determination, and the dedication of our staff. This year, the percentage of pupils achieving the expected standard and above was 97% in SPaG, 89% in Maths, and 92% in Reading. Congratulations to all of our children on this fantastic achievement—we couldn't be prouder!
Posted on: 16/07/2026Finishing Times for Friday 17th JulyFinish Times – Friday 17 July • Reception – 1.45 pm • Key Stage 1 – 1.45 pm • Key Stage 2 – 2.00 pm Please note there is no Wrappers Afterschool club provision for Friday 17th July.
Posted on: 13/07/2026Summer FayreA huge Thank You to the PTFA and the incredible volunteers, the parents and families who generously donated food to sell and to everyone who attended the Summer Fayre on Saturday 3rd July 2026 as £3,326.03 was raised on the day. Money raised will go towards enriching our children's school experience such as school trips, classroom equipment, Christmas treats and playground equipment. Thank you so much to Bukky Oyelowo and the fantastic team that make up the PTFA committee. Their hard work, commitment and countless hours behind the scenes often go unseen, but without their dedication, events like this would not be possible.
Posted on: 13/07/2026Choir - Thank you to OliviaWe would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to Olivia Pearl for all of her hard work, dedication, and enthusiasm in starting our OLOG Choir this year. Through her patience and encouragement, the children have not only prepared a wonderful performance for their fellow students and parents but have also developed valuable musical skills, including learning how to read sheet music and understand musical notes. It has been wonderful to watch their confidence and love of music grow throughout the year. We are incredibly grateful to Olivia for giving our children such a rewarding experience and for inspiring them to perform so beautifully. Thank you, Olivia, for making our first year of choir such a special success!
Posted on: 8/07/2026Meet the TeacherThank you for attending our Meet the Teacher meetings at Our Lady of Grace where you had the chance to meet your child's new teacher for September 2026. Please find links to the presentation slides shown. Year 1 Presentation Slides Year 2 Presentation Slides Year 3 Presentation Slides Year 4 Presentation Slides Year 5 Presentation Slides Year 6 Presentation Slides
Posted on: 8/07/2026School StreetsGreenwich Council engaged local people for their views on how the school affects them so that they could design a School Streets scheme which works best for the school community and residents. Our school has been identified as one of the locations around which they are proposing to create a School Streets scheme. They are proposing to enforce the Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) through automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) cameras. This will allow essential access, an important consideration for the emergency services, while preventing non-essential vehicle movements. They are proposing that there be an exemptions process for school staff, residents who live on the streets, blue badge holders, SEND transport and carers, as well as the emergency services. Please see flyer below:
Posted on: 8/07/2026Greenwich Learning PartnershipHead Girl, Whilemina, and Stamatis were invited to attend the Greenwich Learning Partnership conference today to learn about the importance of using our voices. Set inside the Charlton Athletic Football Club, they heard from keynote speaker, Tia Shah, who discussed her role in enabling all migrants in the UK to feel welcomed and accepted, The CYPP (Children's Youth Programme) then took us through engaging activities where children put forward their ideas for life skills they would like to learn before leaving school, as well as debating the social media ban for under 16s! We all came away feeling empowered to use our voices and be heard.
Posted on: 7/07/2026Railway SafetyPlease see below message from Stuart Heaton from Learn Live As part of ongoing efforts to promote railway safety, Network Rail has requested that schools support this important safety initiative by ensuring that young people receive these potentially life-saving messages before the end of term and prior to the holiday period. Since the summer holidays are only a few weeks away, we ask that you share these resources with pupils as soon as possible. You should also have received information from Network Rail by post, providing further context and guidance. We strongly encourage you to share the railway safety videos below with your pupils as soon as possible to help reinforce these vital safety messages. Please note that the age ranges below are recommendations only. Primary School Version – Suitable for ages 5–7 https://careerfriendlyprogramme.com/video/rail-safe-friendly-key-stage-1 Primary School Version – Suitable for ages 7–11 https://careerfriendlyprogramme.com/video/rail-safe-friendly-primary
Posted on: 7/07/2026Please Respect our NeighboursReminder to Parents – Respect for Our Neighbours We have received further concerns from local residents regarding parking and driving during drop-off and collection times. Please be considerate of our neighbours by: • Not parking on or blocking private driveways. • Keeping pavements clear for pedestrians, pushchairs, and wheelchair users. • Parking safely and legally, even if it means walking a little further to school. We value our positive relationships with our local community and ask everyone to show respect, kindness, and consideration at all times. Thank you for your continued support and cooperation.
