Some of the positive feedback we've recently received...
Taken from a card given to us by the year 6 parents collectively:
The time has come to leave now,
For us to stay goodbye,
But there's many things we wont forget
As the years go by.
You've cared for us and nurtured us,
Shared our wonder in all things new.
Whatever we become and wherever we go,
The seeds were planted by you.
From all the children and their families, a heartfelt thank you to everyone who has played such an important part in their time at St Margaret's.
St Margaret’s is a wonderful school for any child to learn in. The teachers are lovely and nothing is too much trouble and there is a true sense of community spirit. Class sizes are smaller which enables children to learn in a relaxing, safe and friendly environment with more support from teachers and teaching assistants. Our daughter is doing very well here and we couldn’t be any more thankful for the level of support she is receiving. The headmistress Ms Robison has brought fresh ideas to the school and is very reassuring. She is a breath of fresh air, extremely approachable and always finds the time to speak with parents. Thank you
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Myself and **** just wanted to say what an amazing platform this is for all the children and Thank you for putting this in place! It’s so nice to be able to sit in, on a class day because we never get to do this in normal circumstances and be an extra pair of eyes and for **** to still be able to see her friends and still be able to see Mr Flitton. He’s doing a fantastic job, keeping them all focused and making it fun at the same time because being sat at a computer is very difficult and concentration does lapse.
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Firstly a BIG thank you for the great live lessons which started last week! Its made such a difference to home learning, and made things at home much more bearable juggling the pressures of Uni lectures and starting back at work!
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I know its probably not said enough but you are all doing a fab job in this absolute storm of a year, and although things aren't always perfect we are really please with how this school year has been managed and organised.
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This email is very overdue, but I just want to thank everyone for all the time and effort (over and above the normal time and effort involved in teaching/working in a school) that you have put in during this pandemic. It would have been hard enough anyway, let alone with all the last minute decisions/changes that have been imposed upon you.
Thank you especially for the work that must have gone into getting the live online sessions set up (with all of 24 hours notice as to when they would have to begin!) The difference in ***** motivation and general emotional state (and therefore mine!) over the last few days of homeschooling has been dramatic. She feels she has been to school, there is a far clearer structure to her day, and it all feels far more normal for her.
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I just wanted to say a massive thank you to you all for making this lockdown a much more enjoyable experience. The way everything has been organised for video and online learning, really has made life and homeschooling much easier and less stressful for all of us! I would also like to personally thank Mr Flitton for continuing to teach ***** and his class mates during this difficult time. ***** is really enjoying learning from home this time round and that is all thanks to Mr Flitton and his commitment to his class, he really is a credit to the school. I would also like to thank Mrs Bailey-Jones for her support with *****, he's found it much easier being able to see and speak to her if he gets stuck with anything rather than waiting for an email.
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I just wanted to say thanks to all staff and especially Mr Flitton for the first week of remote learning. ***** has really enjoyed seeing her friends and her teacher each day and is enjoying the work.
Thank you for all your efforts.
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Thank you again for all the work everyone has put in to keep the school running, in the physical and virtual worlds. We hope all the staff have a good half term and manage to get some much needed down time.
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Thank you to all the staff for putting on such a great French week for all of our children to enjoy. The range of activities has been brilliant. The time de France bike challenge has been great to inspire the children to get out more and it has been fascinating watching the children learn French stories and all about French history. We have all learnt so much! The children have tried lots of new French foods too which was an experience. Thank you all for your hard work! We are looking forward to whatever special event school decides to put on next!
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I just wanted to say a big thank you for all you have done to support
**** and keep us sane, over the last few months of home schooling.
**** has coped so much better this time round and has enjoyed
effectively being in and part of school each day
I was impressed with her letter to Brimsmore and she made us the most
beautiful card on Friday.
~
**** has been so cheerful; she's really enjoyed being back and seems to be getting on well during playtimes (which I think was her biggest concern!). She absolutely loved Fun Church on Wednesday
The time has come to leave now,
For us to stay goodbye,
But there's many things we wont forget
As the years go by.
You've cared for us and nurtured us,
Shared our wonder in all things new.
Whatever we become and wherever we go,
The seeds were planted by you.
From all the children and their families, a heartfelt thank you to everyone who has played such an important part in their time at St Margaret's.
St Margaret’s is a wonderful school for any child to learn in. The teachers are lovely and nothing is too much trouble and there is a true sense of community spirit. Class sizes are smaller which enables children to learn in a relaxing, safe and friendly environment with more support from teachers and teaching assistants. Our daughter is doing very well here and we couldn’t be any more thankful for the level of support she is receiving. The headmistress Ms Robison has brought fresh ideas to the school and is very reassuring. She is a breath of fresh air, extremely approachable and always finds the time to speak with parents. Thank you
~
Myself and **** just wanted to say what an amazing platform this is for all the children and Thank you for putting this in place! It’s so nice to be able to sit in, on a class day because we never get to do this in normal circumstances and be an extra pair of eyes and for **** to still be able to see her friends and still be able to see Mr Flitton. He’s doing a fantastic job, keeping them all focused and making it fun at the same time because being sat at a computer is very difficult and concentration does lapse.
~
Firstly a BIG thank you for the great live lessons which started last week! Its made such a difference to home learning, and made things at home much more bearable juggling the pressures of Uni lectures and starting back at work!
~
I know its probably not said enough but you are all doing a fab job in this absolute storm of a year, and although things aren't always perfect we are really please with how this school year has been managed and organised.
~
This email is very overdue, but I just want to thank everyone for all the time and effort (over and above the normal time and effort involved in teaching/working in a school) that you have put in during this pandemic. It would have been hard enough anyway, let alone with all the last minute decisions/changes that have been imposed upon you.
Thank you especially for the work that must have gone into getting the live online sessions set up (with all of 24 hours notice as to when they would have to begin!) The difference in ***** motivation and general emotional state (and therefore mine!) over the last few days of homeschooling has been dramatic. She feels she has been to school, there is a far clearer structure to her day, and it all feels far more normal for her.
~
I just wanted to say a massive thank you to you all for making this lockdown a much more enjoyable experience. The way everything has been organised for video and online learning, really has made life and homeschooling much easier and less stressful for all of us! I would also like to personally thank Mr Flitton for continuing to teach ***** and his class mates during this difficult time. ***** is really enjoying learning from home this time round and that is all thanks to Mr Flitton and his commitment to his class, he really is a credit to the school. I would also like to thank Mrs Bailey-Jones for her support with *****, he's found it much easier being able to see and speak to her if he gets stuck with anything rather than waiting for an email.
~
I just wanted to say thanks to all staff and especially Mr Flitton for the first week of remote learning. ***** has really enjoyed seeing her friends and her teacher each day and is enjoying the work.
Thank you for all your efforts.
~
Thank you again for all the work everyone has put in to keep the school running, in the physical and virtual worlds. We hope all the staff have a good half term and manage to get some much needed down time.
~
Thank you to all the staff for putting on such a great French week for all of our children to enjoy. The range of activities has been brilliant. The time de France bike challenge has been great to inspire the children to get out more and it has been fascinating watching the children learn French stories and all about French history. We have all learnt so much! The children have tried lots of new French foods too which was an experience. Thank you all for your hard work! We are looking forward to whatever special event school decides to put on next!
~
I just wanted to say a big thank you for all you have done to support
**** and keep us sane, over the last few months of home schooling.
**** has coped so much better this time round and has enjoyed
effectively being in and part of school each day
I was impressed with her letter to Brimsmore and she made us the most
beautiful card on Friday.
~
**** has been so cheerful; she's really enjoyed being back and seems to be getting on well during playtimes (which I think was her biggest concern!). She absolutely loved Fun Church on Wednesday
