School Updates and Latest News
Message from the Police
Halloween is creeping up on us once again and we want to remind people our officers will be working to discourage anti-social behaviour and ensure a safe Halloween for all.
Halloween can be a great time of year for many, in particular children and young people, and a great opportunity to dress up and go trick or treating.
However, for some people in our communities, Halloween behaviour can leave them feeling intimidated and distressed, or they simply don’t want to be visited by trick or treaters.
It is important that people keep safe and below are some top tips to having a frightfully good time:
Local Policing Chief Superintendent Paul Moxley, said: “We certainly don’t want to be spoil anyone's fun, we know Halloween can be an exciting time for many people. All we ask is that if you do plan on trick or treating that you are mindful of others who may not want to get involved. Halloween trick or treaters can often leave some people feeling intimated or distressed.”
Chief Superintendent Moxley added: “As is normal practice for us, we will have an increased police presence throughout the evening during Halloween with officers carrying out high visibility patrols in key areas to ensure those who are out and about can enjoy Halloween safely.
“If anyone does have any concerns while they are out trick or treating, whether it be anti-social or suspicious behaviour then I would encourage them to approach our uniformed officers on patrol, or report these online.
To report information to West Mercia Police online visit www.westmercia.pnn.police.uk
October Half Term
Kidderminster Harriers Community Scheme will be holding our holiday football courses during half term. Course run 10am-3pm and are open to children aged 5-13 years (Reception- Year 8). Younger children, 5-7 years can attend for half days if they prefer.
The courses will feature our Star Player Award and a mini soccer tournament, everyone who competes receive a prize.
Cost: Online price: 1 day = £10, 2 days = £20, 3 days= £28 . Half days @ £5 per day 10-12.30 or 1-3pm - 10% sibling discount
Pay on the day price: 1 day = £12, 2 days = £22, 3 days= £30. Half days @ £6 per day- No sibling discount
The venues are:-
Droitwich Cricket Club WR9 7AN– Monday 24th & Tuesday 25th
Worcester – Bishop Perowne College -Monday 24th & Tuesday 25th
Kinver Sports & Community Association DY7 6ER- Monday 24th & Tuesday 25th
Malvern – Dyson Perrins Academy - Tuesday 25th & Wednesday 26th
Kidderminster – Baxter College - Wednesday 26th, Thursday 27th & Friday 28th
Cleobury Sports Centre - Thursday 27th & Friday 28th
Please bring both indoor and outdoor footwear, packed lunch, drinks, umbrella and waterproof clothing. All courses will be outdoors, in the event of adverse weather conditions, we may have to cancel. Online price is available until Friday 21st Oct before the start date after which pay on the day price applies.
To book a place email harrierscommunity@hotmail.co.uk Please email details EACH time you book
Name: Age: Any Medical Conditions: Emergency Contact number:
Course Venue: Days attending:
Payment details will be sent with confirmation of booking.
At Wolverley Sebright Primary Academy we express our deepest sympathies for the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. Her dedication to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, and to the Commonwealth is unparalleled, and we thank her for her service.
Our school will observe the mourning period but will continue to support our pupils and families. Unless otherwise stated, please assume any activities and events we have scheduled will continue as planned. We will continue to follow national guidance; further information will be shared in due course.
Welcome to Wolverley
Autumn Term 2022
I hope everyone has had a wonderful summer - we are so looking forward to our pupils in Years 1-6 returning to school on Monday 5th September. Our new pupils in reception (our new hedgehogs) have their first day with us on Tuesday 6th September. Very exciting...
Staff across the school have been busy throughout the summer making sure each classroom and learning area (indoor and out) is ready for the new term.
We can't wait to share with everyone!
Just a few reminders before we start next week...
School Day
*Reception pupils in Hedgehogs have their own transition timings for the start of term.
*Nursery children - please follow Nursery times and use the intercom gate for staff to allow access on to the school site.
Meet the Teacher Sessions
We begin with the Year 6 Meet the Teacher on Monday 5th September at 2pm. Followed by...
Tuesday 6th September at 2pm for Year 5
Wednesday 7th September at 9am for Year 4
Wednesday 7th September at 2pm for Year 3
Friday 9th September at 9am for Year 1
Friday 9th September at 2pm for Year 2
During each session we will provide parents and children with information about the year ahead. It is also an opportunity to view the classroom and school.
Parents that are available to attend should come to the main office to register 5 minutes before the Meet the Teacher start time.
After School Clubs
School Uniform
Please ensure all school uniform is clearly labelled, including School PE kits.
Water Bottles
Please make sure your child has a water bottle that can be refilled throughout the School day.
School Lunches
If you have not booked meals for your child please email BaxterAnnex@ainp.co.uk or ring on Monday before 9am on 01562 829327.
Social Media
You can follow us on Instagram and Twitter on wolverley_saet
Congratulations to everyone at Wolverley, we have been awarded the Gold Award for our Sport and PE provision.
Please see the latest news document to find out more.
Cookley Sports and Social club are holding a family fun
day on Friday 22nd July between 2-5pm which is open to everyone.
Rev. Shaun Armstrong will be working with Kidderminster Harriers FC in providing a free football coaching session between 2-3pm with a Kidderminster Harriers FC coach.
There will also be archery, a bouncy castle, board games, crazy golf and lot's more!
The emergency services have concerns that, with schools closing early in the continuing hot weather, young people may be out more in the community and therefore need to raise awareness about the dangers of open water swimming.
Advice for staying safe around water
·Never swim in open water when there are no life-guards present
·Stop and think – spot the dangers. Don't jump or dive into open water; submerged objects such as rocks may not be visible and can cause serious injuries
·Stay together
·Be aware that there may be strong currents, even where the water surface appears calm
·Weirs, locks, pipes and sluices are especially dangerous
·Take note of warning signs, safety information or flags near the water's edge
·Water can be very cold even in summer, causing cramp and breathing difficulties – these can affect even the strongest swimmer
·Get out of the water as soon as you start to feel cold
·Keep away from the river's edge and closely supervise young children at all times
·Wear the recommended safety equipment for your activity, e.g. life jackets/helmets
·Alcohol may impair your ability and judgment; never go swimming under the influence of alcohol
·In an emergency, float
·Call 999 or 112 in an emergency.
Website: Water safety code on ROSPA
Advice for Monday & Tuesday
Kidderminster has been issued an Alert Level 3 warning for Sunday, Monday and Tuesday with temperatures predicted to top 38 degrees.
If your child has any underlying health or medical condition that will be made worse during this time, please let us know. It may be wise for them to remain at home where parents can regulate their temperature.
Likewise, if there are any parents that wish to keep their child at home as excessive heat could lead to their child being adversely affected, please let us know.
School will be open, and we will try our very best to maintain a cool and calm environment for all. We will avoid spending time outside during peak times. Children are advised to wear cool, light clothing including a sun hat and must have a drinks bottle that can be refilled in School throughout the day.
Sports Day 2022
The forecast for Sports Day tomorrow is for beautiful sunshine so we would recommend all children are covered in sunscreen, wear a sunhat, and make sure they have a water bottle that can be refilled.
Children should come to school wearing their sports house colour t-shirt.
Families who wish to join us can drop children in school to be registered, then start to head down to Mill Lane after the children have been brought into school. Or parents can join us later in the day.
Previously, families have taken gazebos on to Mill Lane to provide shelter from the heat. If you do wish to bring a gazebos, please check with staff on Mill Lane, the best place to put these up.
The morning consists of competitive races for our children from Nursery to Year 6. Nursery children will have the option to join their families for a picnic lunch at 11.30am or return to Nursery with the staff. All children will start their lunch or picnic dinner with parents, if they are able to join us, at 11.30. If families aren’t able to join us, they will sit with staff and the rest of their class for lunch.
After lunch, our Year 6 will lead the round robin of activities and children from Reception to Year 5 will take part in their Houses to compete for the House trophy. Children can leave with an agreed family member or can return to school once we have finished. If you plan to take your child home with you from Sports Day, before the end of the school day, please find your child’s teacher before you leave, so you can give consent.
Things to remember:-