Such a successful first half term back to school. I would like to
thank all the children, families and staff for an incredible half
term. It’s been a pleasure meeting the new parents and children
who have settled into Mulberry life, with lots of great learning
taking place too.
Such a successful first half term back to school. I would like to
thank all the children, families and staff for an incredible half
term. It’s been a pleasure meeting the new parents and children
who have settled into Mulberry life, with lots of great learning
taking place too.
Welcome back to the new school year. I’m very proud and excited to be the Headteacher of this amazing school. I am looking forward to spending time this term getting to know the children and families joining us in Nursery and Reception, in addition to the new members of staff joining the staff team. I am committed to working in partnership with the community.
Attendance and punctuality have a direct impact on children’s learning and on the smooth running of the school. Children are expected to be in the playground lining up with their class at 8.50am.
We do expect parents to co-operate fully in encouraging regular attendance.
We work closely with the Educational Welfare Officer, who monitors punctuality and attendance. If attendance drops below 95% the parents will be invited in to see the Educational Welfare Officer and the Headteacher. The Educational Welfare Officer has the power to prosecute in extreme cases.
At the end of the day, children should be collected at 3:30pm. If a child is left at school for an unacceptable amount of time at the end of the school day, it may result in a late collection charge and referral to Social Services.
The Mulberry School
Parkhurst Road,
Tottenham,
London, N17 9RB
T: 020 8801 0189
F: 020 8808 2109
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Katie Rye
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