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Posted on: February 25th 2026

New Build Update and Thank you to PTFA

Over the half-term break, our building contractors were on site completing all outstanding
snagging items in the new building. This marks another important step in ensuring that
the space is fully ready for the children to enjoy, and we are delighted with the progress
that has been made.


I would also like to express my sincere thanks to the PTFA, who have very generously
donated £9,000 towards the installation of the red rubber crumb surface at the back of the
new building. This new surface will significantly enhance the outdoor learning and play
environment, providing a safer, more durable, and more accessible area for all pupils to
use throughout the year.


The PTFA’s continued support plays a vital role in enriching the school experience for our
children. Their fundraising efforts made possible by the time, energy, and generosity of
our parent community have a direct and meaningful impact on the facilities and
opportunities we are able to offer. We are extremely grateful for their commitment and for
the difference they make.

 

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