School Tours for Reception or Nursery in 2027 are now open for booking
A final reminder that we are closed tomorrow for staff training. This half has been long and tiring for the children, we have certainly noticed it in class. The half term break is next week and we will rest and recharge and open again on Monday 2nd November.
Meetings are now set up in Arbor to booking your appointment with your class teacher. These meetings are held on Wednesday 11th and 18th November from 15:40-18:30.
Bookings open today at 18:00
Meet The Teacher is a 10 minute appointment to find out how your child is getting on at school. The focus for this term is settling in and the year ahead. In order to keep to time as best we can please note the meetings will be brought to a close after 10 minutes. Further arrangements can be made to continue any discussions at another time.
To book, please see open the Arbor portal or app and look for Guardian Consultations and book an appointment. If you have more than one child please leave at least 10 minutes between bookings. The system is only set up to allow one appointment per child so if you require separate appointments for parents due to separation, please contact the class teacher to arrange an off-line appointment.
If you have any issues we will be around in the morning on Thursday at drop off to help anyone book. Please come to the office.
Saturday 31st October - Secondary School Admissions DEADLINE for Y6 - do not miss this date!
Monday 2nd November - School Opens
Wednesday 4th November - Infant Photos (school uniform required) including any family/sibling photos from 8am (Infant Hall)
Friday 6th November - Cereal Box Challenge Event! (send in any more boxes by this date please)
Wednesday 11th and 18th November - Meet the Teacher
Friday 13th November - Children In Need Charity Day and Games Fair
Friday 13th November - RSA Quiz Night (adults only) - tickets available
Monday 16th November - Odd Sock Day (Anti-bullying Week)
Wednesday 18th November - Aspens Taste Testing (see below)
This year we will join the Children In Need fundraiser with a dress down day in return for a donation to CIN. Typically a £1 donation but you can do more if you wish.
The children will also be running their own CIN Games Fair, where each class sets up a game for the rest of the school to play. Two of our halls will be crammed full of activities and Reception to Year 6 pupils will visit the fair during the course of the day (Friday 13th). All the games will be 20p per game. To help with the cash issue, we will exchange £1 for 5 tickets in the morning which they will use to play 5 games. Depending on their age, they will probably get chance for between 5-15 games (to help guide what money to send in.) The children can win tokens for their house with a film and snack prize for the winning house.
We started our school shop during the cost of living crisis and since that time have extended our range of items. The idea has been to buy in bulk and get the lowest price we can. This requires big quantities and we have just received a big order which will restocked the shop. After half term you will find the new sweatshirt available which is the same brand as the hoodie. Thank you for your patience and support with the shop which we are happy to continue and offer alterantives to the shops.
We've added a few things to the community page
Under 8 Goalkeep Wanted
Bush Hill Park Community Church event
Southgate Symphony Orchestra concert
There will be a new menu after half term, which we are sharing with you in advance. Aspens will be onsite on 18th November during the Meet the Teacher session with some taster pots for parents and an opportunity to ask any questions.
A few reminders about school lunches
Lunch is free for Reception to Year 6 pupils
Nursery pupils can have a lunch and the charge is £2.60
You can book your child's meal in advance via the Arbor app
If your child has a severe or significant allergy and you want them to be on the separate allergen menu, please contact the school.
This week we have installed a new orienteering course around the field and KS1 playground. You may have seen some control points around the site. RSA fundingraising has paid for this installation including two activity days across KS1 and KS2 where each class will work with one of the instructors.
Outdoor Adventurous Activity is part of the PE curriculum with children learning to use maps to find different control points and clues. This has a cross-curricular design that can be used across a range of subjects, not just PE. There is a simplified version for KS1 and we will look how best to use it with Early Years later in the year.
An opportunity for parents who have adopted to meet other parents. This is to be held at West Lea School.
RSA Coffee Morning and AGM - Friday 16th October from drop off
Flu catch-up session - Wednesday 21st October
Harvest Cereal Challenge deadline - Wednesday 21st October - we welcome donations of a box of cereal. Although we are not eating the cereal please remember we are a NUT-FREE school.
Junior School Photos - individual photos at school. Family photos from 8am (Junior Hall)
INSET Day - Friday 23rd October - Raglan Wrap Club places available, half or full day
Infant School Photos - individual photos at school. Family photos from 8am (Infant Hall)
Meet the Teacher - Wednesday 11th and 18th November - appointments opening soon
The school photographer will be in school on two days Wednesday 21st October (Juniors) and Wednesday 4th November (Infants). These class are taken to the hall for these and all pupils will have a photo so we can update our records and also they will be available for you to purchase if you so wish. If you wish to have a sibling or family photo then you will need to attend on either day from 8am. This will be done on a first come, first served basis.
We have added an Open Day flyer for Enfield County for Girls to our secondary page. Year 6 parents should also remember that the deadline for applying for a secondary school is coming up on 31st October. If you miss the deadline your application will not be considered until the first offers have been made.
We have updated the community page including a half-term dance class led by our resident dance teacher Jo Bee.
Cereal Box Challenge from 2024
We launched our Cereal Box challenge last week and we have just over 300 boxes so far! Thank you! 1NW lead the way with 31 boxes so a big thank you to them. The highest class will get to start the event this year when we line them up in the corridor and see them tumble!
Please remember the boxes need to be new and unopened as they are going to be donated to the local foodbank. Also we are a NUT-FREE school so please avoid cereal with nuts.
A reminder that we are going to be holding Elklan training throughout the academic year. Elklan are a nationally recognised training provider who develop courses to support children's Speech and Language skills.
This is a complete accredited course so if you are interested you would need to be able to attend all the sessions. There are 7 sessions in total and each session is an hour and a half.
You will need to attend all the dates as follows:
Thursday 5th Nov from 1.45- 3.15
Tuesday 1st Dec from 1.45 - 3.15
Tuesday 12th Jan from 1.45. -3.15
Thursday 4th Feb from 1.45. -3.15
Thursday 4th March from 1.45. -3.15
Thursday 25th March from 1.45. -3.15
Tuesday 13th April from 1.45. -3.15
The training is delivered by two Level 3 Elklan trained practitioners - Mrs Snow and Mrs Minitkkis. Please refer to the Elklan poster sent alongside this google form for further information about what the course covers and involves.
There is a new course aimed at supporting Year 5 pupils. This involves 6 online sessions. Details on the flyer.
This is a reminder that the nursing team will be back on 21st October for Year 6 flu vaccinations and any pupils who were absent or missed it last time.
We have a flash sale on new School Sweatshirts (Fruit of the Loom) now at £4.99. Please order via the shop on your Arbor App or visit the shop (office door on Raglan Road Fridays 2.45-3.45pm) Once they are gone, they are gone!
Update on stock
age 3-4 sweatshirt - a few remaining
ages 5-6 sweatshirt - sold out
age 7-8 sweatshirt - a few remaining
age 9-11 sweatshirt - sold out
age 12-14 sweatshirt - sold out
age 14-15 sweatshirt - a few remaining
The RSA will hold their Annual General Meeting on Friday 16th October. As the RSA is a registered charity this is a requirement along side electing members to the committee. You can see the agenda and elected positions below.
The meeting will also be an opportunity to discuss upcoming events and any new ideas offered by parents/carers. With tight school budgets fundraising has never been more important to keep our school and resources up to date and a lovely place to learn.
All parents/carers are automatic members of the RSA and many support the events that are organised. For those of you who may have some time to give back to our school community, please consider supporting the committee or helping out at events.
The RSA has previously funded many recent projects across the schools including
60 new Chromebooks (2026)
15 new Music Keyboards (2026)
New Library (2025)
Contribution to new outdoor areas in KS1 and KS2 playgrounds (2024/5)
Previously they have also supported
New Reception outdoor area
Green Wall in Year 3/4 Playground
Outdoor Shelter in Year 3/4 Playground
Set of iPads
Chromebooks
Musical Instruments
You can contact the RSA at RSA@raglanschools.org
We are sharing this online workshop which will be held on 21st October.
This week will be saying goodbye to Mrs Elia who has been part of our team for many years supporting pupils at lunchtime and more recently at the Wrap Club. I would like to thank her for her years of service and wish her well in her new role.
We will also be saying goodbye to Mrs Barnwell (Teaching Assistant) at the end of the half term. Shauna has been a valuable member of the TA Team supporting pupils with additional needs. We thank her for her hard work and wish her well for the future.
A reminder that we have an INSET day on Friday 23rd October and the school will be closed on this day. Following a survey, we seem to have enough interest for opening Raglan Wrap Club for this day. If you would like to book a half or full day, please book via your Magic Booking account or contact wrap@raglanschools.org
We have a flash sale on new School Sweatshirts (Fruit of the Loom) now at £4.99
These are available in ages 3-4, 7-8, 12-13 and 14-15 only
Please order via the shop on your Arbor App or visit the shop (office door on Raglan Road Fridays 2.45-3.45pm) Once they are gone, they are gone!
We are running down this item to switch to a different brand (Uneek) that matches the carigans and hoodies. These will be available next half term when our uniform shop will be fully stocked. In order to secure the low prices, we have to purchase high quantities, which can only be done once stocks are low.
The government has changed the eligibility criteria for Free School Meals benefit which has now expanded to include all families on universal credit. There are now two levels of support - Targeted and Expanded.
Targeted Free School Meals will mean the child will receive the free meal plus the Holiday Activity and Food (HAF) vouchers. The school also receives additional funding called Pupil Premium. This allows us to provide support for children and families including trips, clubs and uniform etc. The range of support can be seen on this page.
If you are eligible, please apply as soon as possible so we can secure the additional funding for school.
Expanded Free School Meals means the pupil is entitled to a free meal everyday. However all London primary pupils already get this via the two schemes - Universal Infant Free School Meals and the Mayor of London's scheme for KS2. So there doesn't seem to be a reason to apply, unless either of those schemes ended, your child would continue to receieve the meals.
The RSA will have their annual general meeting on Friday 16th October. This is a requirement as they are a registered charity.
The meeting will reflect on the past 12 months and will also start to plan ahead for events this year.
The RSA would welcome new volunteers and are always seeking new ideas about community events and fundraising. If you can't make the meeting but want to get more involved, please contact RSA@raglanschools.org
The Summer Fair will return on 25th June 2027 and this requires a lot of planning and preparation. If you have ideas or suggestions, then please come along or contact the RSA.
The Annual Quiz Night on Friday 13th November which is always a fun evening.
Thank you for your patience as work was completed on the Infant School roof. This has been a major project funded by the local authority to replace the flat roof that runs the whole length of the Year 1 and 2 main corridor. The work took a little longer than planned but is now complete.
We have now published our tours for parents looking for Nursery or Reception places starting in September 2027. These can be found on our Admissions Page and booked through Ticksource. If you know of a parent looking for a school place next year then please let them know.
More information has been added to the Secondary Transfer page including
Laurel Park Open Day
Enfield Grammar (Music Scholarship deadline today)
Ashmole Academy Open Day
For playtimes in the morning, children can have fruit as a snack. No other snacks are permitted unless arranged with the school. If your child is attending an after-school club, they can have a quick snack at the start of the club, but please remember we are a NUT FREE school and children should not share snacks due to the variety of allergies that exist.
Cereal Box Challenge from 2024
We are launching our Cereal Box challenge this week following the successful event two years ago.
To mark Harvest Festival we are collecting full and unopened boxes of cereal which will be donated to the local foodbank.
To add some challenge to the project we hope to beat our last effort of 803 boxes! We set them up across both schools to see how far they would stretch and had great fun in the process as you can see from the video.
Assemblies will launch this week giving the background for what Harvest Festival is and where the cereal will go afterwards. You can start sending boxes in from this week up to Wednesday 21st October.
We are going to be holding Elklan training throughout the academic year. Elklan are a nationally recognised training provider who develop courses to support children's Speech and Language skills.
This is a complete accredited course so if you are interested you would need to be able to attend all the sessions. There are 7 sessions in total and each session is an hour and a half.
You will need to attend all the dates as follows:
Thursday 5th Nov from 1.45- 3.15
Tuesday 1st Dec from 1.45 - 3.15
Tuesday 12th Jan from 1.45. -3.15
Thursday 4th Feb from 1.45. -3.15
Thursday 4th March from 1.45. -3.15
Thursday 25th March from 1.45. -3.15
Tuesday 13th April from 1.45. -3.15
The training is delivered by two Level 3 Elklan trained practitioners - Mrs Snow and Mrs Minitkkis. Please refer to the Elklan poster sent alongside this google form for further information about what the course covers and involves.
We are happy to open the club on the next INSET Day (Friday 23rd October) if there is sufficient demand. Schools are not allowed to use school funding to subsidise childcare or make up shortfalls, so these days have to be viable. This is a quick survey to ask if you would like to use the Wrap Club on this day - Click Here so we can gauge the interest levels before launching it. There are options for full day and half day and this is open to all pupils at Raglan.
Street Dance has now been finalised. If you child has been offered a place in the Street Dance Club, then please check Arbor and register if accepting the offer.
Beginner Recorders (Thurs), Street Dance (Wed) and Unicyle (Fri) will all begin next week.
Most of the PE Team are away with the Year 6 Residential on Monday so there is no Y3/4 Tag Rugby or Y4/5/6 Dodgeball.
There has been a significant interest in the Dance Show, with workshops and extra callback sessions. The names of the dancers will be finalised on Tuesday.
The uniform policy is set out on our website and has been shared with parents/carers. Black leggings are not part of the school uniform (fine for active PE days). The school uniform is grey trousers, skirt, pinafore or shorts. Alternatively there is a Summer dress or o. In some cases we believe some girls are coming in a skirt with leggings underneath and removing their skirt.
The catch-up session for the Flu vaccinations is 21st October. This will be for Year 6 and any pupils who missed this week's session who requires the nasal spray or injection.
We held our annual meeting for parents to explain the process for Secondary Admissions and to offer our advice from years of experience. The slides from the presentation have been uploaded to the Secondary Transfer Page.
We were joined at the meeting by representatives from Enfield Grammar and Edmonton County. If we receive information from any other schools we will share it via the same page.
Please ensure you have registered your child's club so their name appears on the register for the club. If you have done this, please ignore this message.
Spaces are available in the following - request a place here
Yoga (YR Mondays)
Library Club (Y2, Tuesdays)
Tennis (Y5/6, Mondays)
Board Games (Y456 Tuesdays)
Girls' Tennis (Y3456 Fridays)
Girls' Football (Y3456 Fridays)
We are holding a secondary admissions meeting today Tuesday 22nd at 5pm in the Junior Hall. This is aimed at Year 6 parents and those approaching Year 6 who want to find out more about the process and some top tips on applying. See Secondary Transfer Page.
A reminder that the Flu Vaccinations take place this Wednesday for Years Reception to Year 5. Please scroll down the news for further information shared on the 14th September. Pupils requiring an injection rather than the nasal spray should attend with a parent at 9am in the Infant Hall.
Year 6 performed the Lion King musical in July. We had a few technical issues but we have now resolved those and have the recording online here . If you know of any families from Year 6 last year please let them know.
We have a few parents looking for second-hand instruments. This is sometimes a good starting point for beginners rather than commiting to a new one. Let us know if you have anything to donate or sell and we can share the information.
Mr Molloy is running the 2027 London Marathon to raise money for the Youth Sport Trust, a charity which helps children and young people enjoy the benefits of sport and physical activity. As many of you know, Mr Molloy is a keen unicyclist, but over the past year he has also taken up running and has been steadily building up his training. He now has the challenge of 26.2 miles ahead of him! His fundraising target is £2,500, and any support from Raglan families would be hugely appreciated. If you would like to sponsor him, please follow the link below:
Please register your child's club places on the Arbor App if you have not done so yet. Please see below for details.
We do not open all gates for clubs pick up, please see the list of pick up points and which gate to use. This is to help all our outdoor clubs remain safe.
There are some spaces in clubs, these are highlighted yellow on the document. We have started to allocate spaces from the waiting list.
Finally, please note that Street Dance, Recorders (Beginners) and Unicycle will not start until next week beginning 28th September.
We have now allocated the clubs and these should be on your Arbor app.
ACTION NEEDED - Please register your child for the club(s) offered and where applicable pay the fee. This puts your child on the official register for the club starting next week. Please use the form below if you no longer want the place.
Please note there is a delay to Street Dance, Beginner Recorders and Unicycle, and will start the week commencing 28th September.
Almost all of the clubs were oversubscribed, but in most cases children have their first choice. There are a small number of spaces in some clubs and some spaces will open up when children drop out or don’t turn up. Therefore we have a waiting list, which you can apply for below. We give priority to those who missed applying for clubs then to those with 1 or 2 clubs etc.
If you need us to pay your fee because your child attends Raglan Wrap Club on the same day or you are ine receipt of the Targetted Free School Meals Benefit then please use the form below so we can sort that for you.
To make things easier for you and us, please use the form below for any club enquiries and requests.
We receive a lot of emails when we release clubs, so please use the form so we can work through them systematically and action your requests.
Use this form to:
Add a child to a waiting list
Cancel a place
Ask us to pay for the club because your child goes to Wrap Club on the same day
Ask us to pay for the club because your child receives Targetted Free School Meals benefit
Make an enquiry
Due to staff attending the Year 6 trip to PGL, the following clubs will be cancelled, apologies for the inconvience.
Unicycle - Friday 25th September
3/4 Tag Rugby - Monday 28th September
4/5/6 Dodgeball - Monday 28th September
If the arrangements for picking up your child changes, please let us know as soon as possible, preferably by lunhctime unless it is a last minute emergency. This means we can make the relevant people aware in good time.
On Tuesday 22nd September, we will be holding our annual Raglan Cross Country Championships. All children in Years 3, 4, 5 and 6 will head to the field to run, cheer and encourage each other as they compete in a fun cross-country-style relay event. Can all children in the Juniors please come to school wearing their Active Uniform. This will be an in house event.
The Raglan Rhythmix Shows will be back on the 1st and 2nd March 2027. Jo, our Dance Specialist, led her usual inspiring workshops on Monday and Tuesday for all the children in the Juniors. Children will find out if they've been selected for "callbacks" on Monday. At the callback, Jo and the PE Team will select the children who will perform in the shows.
Y3/4 Callback - Tuesday Lunchtime.
Y5/6 Callback - Thursday Lunchtime.
Jo, will be back just after half term to lead her workshops for Year 1 and 2.
If you'd like to know more about how the Raglan Rhythmix Shows fit into a Dance curriculum, check out our Raglan Bitesize video.
Mr Kelsey-Hatton outlines the year ahead with some timely reminders on day to day life at Raglan.
Below are the welcome and information videos for Key Stage 1 (Y1/2), Lower Key Stage 2 (Y3/4) and Upper Key Stage 2 (Y5/6)
The Flu nasal spray is available to all school pupils in primary (YR-Y6)
These are planned to take place on
Wednesday 23rd September (YR to Y5)
Wednesday 21st October (Y6 + Catch-ups)
Nursery pupils are not part of the schools' scheme and should contact their GP
We have put Y6 on the later date as this avoids any issues for PGL which starts on the 25th September.
If you would prefer your child to have an injection (gelatine-free) instead then a parent will need to attend at 9am on 23rd September.
Pupils will be given the nasal spray ONLY if parents/carers have consented. You should have alreday received information direct from the NHS on this. If not, you can use the link to say yes or no.
We are pleased to launch our Autumn Club programme. Clubs are available for Reception to Year 6 with 53 activities taking place each week before and after school.
Some of our clubs are free and the rest have a flat fee of £33 for the term. We keep the cost low because we value the role clubs play in a child's personal development.
If you are new to Raglan, please read the slides carefully. Finally, a reminder to everyone to please discuss with your child what their interests are. These clubs are not for childcare.
As the KS2 trials have not yet finished, please submit your form by the deadline on Monday. If they are offered a Sport Club this will replace any club you selected on that day.
Read the Slide Deck above
Discuss what clubs your child would like
Complete the Google Form to Request remembering to indicate which is your first choice
School will allocate the clubs so everyone gets a club that wants one
Clubs offered will appear on Arbor for you to accept and pay (where applicable)
Term has started well and it has been lovely to see our new starters beginning to arrive and settle into their new classes.
For Year 1 to Year 6 we will have some informal drop-in sessions at pick-up time for parents/carers to visit their child's classroom and meet the teacher. You can do this on Monday 14th, Tuesday 15th, Wednesday 16th or Thursday 17th Septmeber between 3.20-4pm.
Children will be handed over as usual in the playround. Once the classes are out then we can invite you inside. Our parent evenings/meetings (we call Meet the Teacher) will be on 11th and 18th November. Of course if you have any concerns inbetween please contact your class teacher.
The leadership team are out and about each morning on the gates and playgrounds if you need to speak with them.
Each year we produce a magazine which is a reflection of the academic year and celebrates many things that happen at Raglan over the year. Take a look at the digital copy here and paper versions will be available soon. This edition includes:
Headteacher Reflection
Achievement Data
Governors and RSA round ups
Year Group reflections
Music, Art and PE achievements
Attendance
Wrap Club
Policy reminders
As we begin the new term, we have some new staff to introduce. I am sure you will join me in welcoming them to the Raglan community.
Mrs Atalay is our new office assistant (Wed-Fri) who will be job-sharing with Mrs Mullen.
Miss Morgan is our new Art Specialist Teacher and will teach all pupils across Years 1-6 this year.
Mr Roper is our new PE Apprentice joining the Sports Team.
Miss Adejimi is a teaching assistant working with Reception.
We have now uploaded all the information needed for Year 6 parents/carers who will be applying for secondary schools this term. Please visit the Secondary Transfer Page.
We will hold a meeting on Tuesday 22nd September at 5pm for any parents/carers who want an overview of the process including some essential advice on getting your application right! Whilst this is aimed at Year 6 parents, it may also be useful for those thinking ahead for future years.
Information will soon be published for clubs this term. We are expecting around 50 clubs to run across the week starting on 21st September. Information on KS2 Sports Trials has already been shared with parents/carers/pupils via email.
We are always on the look-out for new clubs and leaders, so if you, or someone you know, is interested in offering a club at Raglan, then please get in touch. We don't have any hall spaces available, but classroom-based activities are always welcome. We have recently lost our gardening club, so anyone interested in that would be great. Can you offer to teach a language or a craft skill? Club leaders will be required to have an Enhanced DBS check (we can sort this) and we can discuss the maximum numbers (usually 15-20) and the hourly rate.
We are aware of a flyer for Raglan School Tennis Club that has been posted via class list. Please note this club is not a school club and is not run or organised by us, despite the name.
We have a linked community page for things that may interest our school community. These are not directly linked with the school and we post these in good faith, so please check out any offers carefully. This update includes
Baby & Children's Nearly New Sale
Request for research help (Expectant Mothers)
EMS held the annual Piano Competition and three Raglan pupils/former pupils reached the finals in July. All pupils displayed the Raglan values of excellence, determination and above all, courage, through their polished performances.
Congratulations to Daphne A, who won the Primary School Grades 2-3 category of the EMS piano competition 2026. Her performance was detailed and expressive. Congratulations also to Lewis C (an ex- Y6 pupil), who achieved runner-up in the Grade 4 and above category. A special mention also to Kayden, who was a finalist in the Primary Schools Grades 2-3 category.
Well done to all!
Enfield have a number of Family Hubs that provide support for parents and families of all ages including Early Years, Children and Teens. They are based across the borough at Eldon, De Bohun, Caterhatch and Craig Park. Click on the imgage below to visit the directory or view the different courses and support at each of the Hubs.
Eldon Family Hub
De Bohun Family Hub
Caterhatch Family Hub
Craig Park Youth & Family Hub
Enfield have a new course is starting soon that will be delivered in Turkish. Details can be found here.
Please remember keep all our children safe by parking well away from the school and walk the remaining distance.
We ask that all parents/pupils PARK AND STRIDE to school, which eases the congestion around the surrounding roads.
Park responsibly and legally in the local area. This means
no parking on corners
no parking across the pavement
no stopping or parking on the zig zags or the zebra crossing or outside the school gates
no blocking the driveways of residents (even for a few minutes)
Should anyone wish to report illegal parking in the future NSL can be called direct on 020 3856 0036 (line available 24 hours for enforcement daily between 8am and 9pm). Alternatively, the Parking team at the Council can be emailed at parking@enfield.gov.uk or called on 020 8379 6406 between 9am and midday Monday to Friday.
I am sure many of you will be pleased to know that the new academic year is fast approaching!
School reopens tomorrow, Thursday, for pupils in Years 1 through 6. Children joining our Reception and Nursery classes will follow their individual start dates, which begin once 1:1 meetings and Stay & Play sessions have taken place.
The start of term is a crucial time for settling children back into the school routine, building positive relationships with staff, and, for many, adjusting to new classes and classmates. These first few days are vital for re-establishing clear expectations, daily routines, and strong friendships.
School Policies & Uniform
Our existing policies remain unchanged for the upcoming year, but please take a moment to review the key reminders attached below. Regarding uniform, in light of recent government guidance, Raglan was already ahead of the curve after simplifying and reducing the cost of our uniform over the last couple of years. As a result, our uniform policy and expectations remain exactly the same.
Similarly the government have brought in a mobile ban, but this has already been our policy for a number of years.
Summer Building & Site Upgrades
Over the summer break, substantial improvement work has taken place across the site. A major project to install a new roof on the Infant School is underway; as this is still being finalised, you will notice some temporary restrictions around the site for the next few weeks. PLEASE NOTE there is no provision for storing cycles and scooters until the scaffolding has been removed. Please walk or take home any cycles/scooters.
Tomorrow
Arrival on Thursday We are very much looking forward to welcoming the children back on Thursday. Plenty of staff will be on hand between 08:40 and 08:50 to help direct pupils inside and guide them to their new classrooms. It is perfectly normal for some children—and parents!—to feel a little nervous and anxious on the first day, but please rest assured that our team will be there to support them every step of the way.
There are 5 INSET days over the academic year. Pupils attend for 190 days and staff for 195.
These can be seen in the orange circles on the calendar.
2nd September 2026
23rd October 2026
18th December 2026
4th January 2027
18th June 2027
Postcards are available at the office if you missed them last term.
Wrap club can operate on the 23rd October and 18th June if there is sufficient demand. This has to be financially viable for us to open the provision. Look out for details.