When starting at a new school, there can be a lot of information to take in. On this page you can find a helpful summary of what new parents need to know.

Everything you need to know about your child's return to school...

The Pupil Premium (sometimes referred to as Free School Meals) provides additional funding on top of the main funding a school receives. It is targeted at students from disadvantaged backgrounds to ensure they benefit from the same opportunities as students from less deprived families.

Here are a selection of forms you may occasionally need.

In the current economic climate, Coleridge, like many other schools, has a voluntary donations fund.

We initially ask parents to see their child’s class teacher about any problem that has arisen regarding their child.

Coleridge School endeavours to communicate extensively with parents, carers, pupils and the local community so that everyone can feel involved in its activities, and are aware of what the school does and why.

A healthy school lunch, which is cooked on the premises, is served every day.

At Coleridge we welcome and encourage parental involvement in many aspects of school life. We have a home school policy, which outlines the various ways in which parents are partners in their children’s education both in and out of school.

To aid communication between parents, carers our PTA, many of our classes have WhatsApp groups, which operate independently of the school.