Dear Parents and Carers, 

We are writing to update you about a situation involving a fire at a nearby residential property within the last hour. Please be assured that all children are safe and well. 

The school day is continuing as normal with some small adjustments. 

Collection Options 

If you would like to collect your child early, you are welcome to do so.  

Please note that Wymering Road is currently closed, so vehicle access is limited. We ask that you do not drive up to the school – please walk. Porchester Road is open for access if driving is essential. 

If possible, park safely nearby and walk to the gates next to the school entrance. Staff will be available to assist with collection. Please be mindful, your child may have not collected all their belongings.  

For Children Staying in School 

For those remaining at school, we have planned a range of supervised activities to keep children engaged and comfortable for the rest of the day. 

Normal dismissal will take place at the usual time, unless we advise otherwise. Please be mindful of the above road closure.  

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. If you have any questions, please contact the school office. 

Kind regards, 
Jack Jones 
Headteacher 

 

Introducing our new Pupil Parliament at New Horizons Primary

December 7, 2023 11:18am

An enthusiastic group of children at New Horizons Primary say they are excited to be a voice for others within their class and around the school.

The school’s Pupil Parliament has launched with the aim to promote pupil leadership opportunities, giving the children the chance to work as a team to develop communication and debating skills while doing good for the community.

Throughout the year, the Pupil Parliament will represent the whole school at various activities and events. From celebratory moments to community engagement, there will be a variety of events for the Pupil Parliament to enjoy.

Mrs. H Powell, Assistant Headteacher at New Horizons, says the Pupil Parliament have already active across the school and neighbouring community.

She said: “Since the launch of our Pupil Parliament earlier this term, we’ve already seen our children attend a local church to support them with the maintenance of their building, select new equipment to improve playtimes, as well as being recipients of an award.

“It’s lovely to see members of our Pupil Parliament taking their roles seriously with huge smiles on their faces. They have loads of ideas and it’s wonderful to see staff from across the school cheering them on to make some of them a reality.”

Keep an eye on our Facebook page for updates about what our Pupil Parliament get up to.