If your child has been told to self-isolate you must ensure that you follow the guidance.

 

How to self-isolate

Your child must not leave your home if they're self-isolating.

 

• Do not go to school or public places.

• Do not take your child to drop off or pick up siblings from school.

• Do not go on public transport or use taxis

• Do not take them out to the shops for any reason, even to get food and medicine – order it online or by phone, or ask someone to bring it to your home

• Do not have visitors in your home, including friends and family – except for people providing essential care

• Do not take them out to exercise – exercise at home or in your garden, if you have one

 

Please ensure that you are following all of these guidelines to keep your child and others, safe! 

Thank-you!

Congratulations to the new members of our SLT. 😊 They truly deserve their new roles; Caitlin is Head Girl, William is Head Boy & Jack & Annabelle are their Deputies!
 

They delivered their speeches with great confidence, explaining exactly how they will support the Governing Board & all the staff to make changes & move our school forward this academic year!
 

The decision as to who to appoint, was extremely difficult again this year; every one of our Y6 children could lead our school; but these four just stood out from the crowd. All of them live & breathe our Gospel Virtues not only in school but in their home life too! They are a credit to their parents and our school & I look forward to them meeting with all the members of our Governing Board later this term! We are all so proud of them!! Congratulations once again! 🌈🙏💕😊🥳🥰🤩 Love from Mrs F 💕

Hello,

 

Please read below the new government guidance:

 

As of 5th November, to reduce social contact, the Government has ordered certain businesses and venues to close. These include:

 

• indoor and outdoor leisure facilities such as bowling alleys, leisure centres and gyms, sports facilities including swimming pools, golf courses and driving ranges, dance studios, stables and riding centres, soft play facilities, climbing walls and climbing centres, archery and shooting ranges, water and theme parks,

 

Therefore, we will NOT be taking children swimming this half term and will continue to follow government guidance as to when it will be safe to return. 

 

Please be reassured that we will not be resuming swimming lessons until we feel that it is completely safe to do so.

 

Thank you for you ongoing understanding and support.

 

Stay Safe,

 

Mr Hyde 

National restrictions will apply in England from 5 November until 2 December.
 
You must stay at home, with a limited set of exemptions.
After 4 weeks we will look to return to a local and regional approach, based on the latest data.
 
gov.uk/coronavirus

 

Look at all the amazing art work that the children have created; under the direction of the super talented Mrs Nixon! All this art work has been requested by MP James Morris , for him to display on his Facebook pages during November! 😊🙏🥰💕🤗🌈 Congratulations to all our inspirational artists for their great art work! 💕

Birmingham Children's Hospital wanted to thank all of children in OLSK who sent donations as part of our Disney Day! They were so grateful and we know that the money will go to help so many sick children.

We received a lovely certificate from the Black Country Food Bank for all the the donations our school and lovely families sent in during Harvest! Well done OLSK!

We received a lovely certificate from CAFOD thanking us for the money we raised for them at the beginning of the school year!

Well done everyone!

Today, all the staff & children wore their pyjamas to school, to raise funds for the Tabitha Foundation. The whole day was organised by the Y6 Mini Vinnies. They also organised a Lucky Dip and opened the Mini Vinnie Shop. 🤪😆🤗💕😃😝

 

Look at how fabulous everyone looks in their pyjamas ❤️🌈🙏💕😊 What an amazing group of young people they are. Thank you for all your hard work, love from Mrs F 💕💕💕