Weekly Bulletin 7th November 2025
Headteacher’s Message
Welcome back! We hope you all enjoyed a restful half term. From today, a home-school links sheet from your child’s class teacher is available via both DB Primary and the school website. This details the ways in which you can support your child with their studies as well as informing you of the curriculum content to be covered during this half term in each subject area. I encourage you to read it and to use it as a basis for discussing with your child what they are learning about in school.
On Tuesday 11th November you are invited to join us in marking Remembrance Day in school. Our service will begin at 9:05am with worship led by our Y6 children and Father Peter. Children have made poppies in school and there will be an opportunity for children to bring a donation (suggested £1) into school to purchase a poppy to support the work of the Royal British Legion.
Next week we are also marking both Inter-Faith and Anti-Bullying Weeks in school. Inter Faith Week promotes dialogue, understanding, and cooperation between people of different faiths and beliefs. It aims to build stronger relationships and increase awareness of diverse religious and non-religious communities. The theme for Anti-bullying week is ‘Power for Good,’ and the week aims to raise awareness about bullying and encourage people to use their power to stop it. Please do take the opportunity to talk to your children about what they have been doing.
Each week I want to include a ‘snapshot’ of some of the things that the children are doing in school. For example, news from our ECO team, Worship group, V.I.P. (Very International People) and SNAG (School Nutrition Action Group). This week our focus is on the work of our governors and our Reception class and updates are shared below.
Best wishes
Mr Rumbles
