Thank you again to everyone who had time to come and sample the food Good Lookin Cookin brought into school on Tuesday’s parents evening – general feedback was positive. Good Lookin Cookin (GLC) will be providing our school meals from Monday 15th April when we return from the Easter Holidays 

 The Owls trip to Bomber Command took place last Thursday and was, by all accounts, a very interesting day out. The children were guided through the peace gardens and memorials where they were able to find the name of young ‘Billy’ Akrill, whose life and loss as a RAF navigator in the War, they’ve been studying... 

We are very much looking forward to our Friends' annual Autumn Fun Day on Saturday 14th October...

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Bouncy Castle, Splat the Rat, Sweet Tombola, Pumpkin Carving Competition, Hot Food, Welly Wanging, A Raffle and so much more...

School's Governing Body has two vacancies for parent governors and is therefore looking for two parents who have children at the school. The term ‘parent’ relates to any person who has ‘parental responsibility’ as defined by the Section 576 of the Education Act 1996...

It is a privilege to introduce myself as the new Headteacher of North Clifton Primary School. When I first visited, I was immediately struck by the school’s welcoming, nurturing, family environment and meeting your children when visiting the school has been an absolute pleasure. 

Newark Book Festival and Author Visit to the Owls 

Our work with Newark Book Festival is continuing this term, with our entries for a creative writing competition about our local area. Entries will be exhibited at the Book Festival in Newark from 6th-9th July 2023... 

We are delighted to tell you that over the summer term we will be joined by a specialist practitioner to deliver forest school-inspired / bushcraft outdoor learning on a Wednesday 

Thank you for the donations for the NSPCC’s Number Day – a total of £31.45 has been raised and will be passed on to the charity...

You will be aware of the coverage in the media concerning the increase in cases of both Scarlet Fever and Group A streptococcus infections, also known as Group A strep, strep A or GAS. Group A strep is a common bacteria, which many of us carry in our throats and on our skin. It doesn’t always result in illness, but it can cause infections, some mild and some more serious. 

Some good news......... I am pleased to tell you that a new dinner lady has joined our team this week. Dawn Benton will be serving dinners and supervising the children with Mrs Mante during the first half hour of their lunch, and we wish her...

It was lovely to be back in the Church this morning for our Harvest Festival. We hope that those of you who were able to come along enjoyed the service. We have had an overwhelming response to our food bank...

I am writing to you to let you know what the leadership plans are for the new term starting in September. We are pleased to announce that, in conjunction with the Local Authority, we have secured a new Executive Head Teacher...

 Governors have recently approved a new Attendance Policy that I will now be implementing in full. Schools have a legal responsibility to monitor attendance closely and to work with parents to resolve any issues that may be affecting pupil attendance. The impact on learning from absence may well surprise you, for example, an attendance rate of 96% across an academic year equates to a total of 9 learning days lost...

There were many incredibly positive conversations had with the Inspectors during their time with us and we cannot express how proud we are of our children and how they represented our school on what was a very important occasion for us all...

Our Macmillan Coffee Morning last Friday – we were overwhelmed with cakes which was wonderful, and raised an amazing £108.56! So, thank you for your support and to everyone involved...

​First week back and it’s flown by! The children have settled really well into their new groups and it’s been a very positive week. 

 As part of our topic on ‘holiday destinations’ and ‘sea-sides: past and present’, we are taking the whole school on a trip to Anderby Creek on Thursday 13th July for what should be a fun-packed consolidation of learning and end of term treat...

Mrs Sanderson is an experienced leader who wants to build on the great things that are already happening within school...

We are slowly building up our ICT equipment which gets a lot of use in a wide variety of subjects, and are delighted to have received a recent donation from Holly’s Dad in the form of a ‘visualiser’. This will enable teaching staff to better share books, documents, writing and animation from their desk with pupils on the whiteboards. A huge thank you to Mr Gibson...

The Universe itself visited us on Friday in the form a giant inflatable ‘pod’ that must have filled over half of the The Den! StarLincs visited us with their portable Planetarium giving the children a whistle-stop tour of the universe. We all thoroughly enjoyed the event, which was imaginative and extremely informative and our thanks goes to the Susanna Hall Charity, whose donation to school funds enabled us to make this happen.   

We are fast approaching that exciting time of year, and are booked into see the Pantomime Cinderella at the Palace Theatre in Newark on Tuesday 6th December. The performance starts at 10.15am and we’ll be taking a bus into Newark...

Information leaflet for parents about flu immunisations. 

Welcome back to another school year! It has been lovely to see the children return with smiles on their faces and tales of what they have been doing over the summer holidays. Life in school has quickly returned to normal...

Find out what's on the menu for the 2022 Autumn Term.