Online Content - Tips for Parents
Published 24/11/23
PRIMARY NEWS
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United Nations ‘World Children’s Day’
Published 20/11/23Monday 20th November was the United Nations ‘World Children’s Day’ and in the Primary Phase we enjoyed a thought-provoking assembly from Miss Gonzalez.
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Applications for Primary School Places - September 2024
Published 17/11/23The portal for Reception applications for September 2024 is now open. All our Reception places are managed by Buckinghamshire Council and you will need to apply directly to them via their portal, please find the link below.
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AVA'Bury - Save The Date - 15th June 2024
Published 17/11/23Save the date for next year's AVA'bury festival, building on the success of last year's event!
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Children In Need 2023 (Primary)
Published 17/11/23In Primary we have had lots of rainbows and silly hats in school today, it has been lovely to see all the different colours and support for such a wonderful charity even through to our catering staff who have supported us with Pudsey biscuits.
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World Diabetes Day
Published 17/11/23Tuesday 14th November was World Diabetes Awareness Day and this week many of us in school are wearing a blue ribbon to show our solidarity with those who have to cope with managing diabetes every day.
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Remembrance Day at AVA
Published 10/11/23The first Remembrance ceremony in the UK was held in London in 1920, and this week at AVA we have held our own acts of Remembrance in both the Primary and Secondary phases.
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Supporting Children to Deal with Upsetting Content
Published 03/11/23Please find attached a guide for parents/carers on supporting children on how to deal with upsetting content.
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SEND Update
Published 03/11/23There has been a national clinical alert issued by the Department of Health and Social Care (NHS England) to highlight the current shortages in Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) medications across the UK. The shortages are the result of increased demand and manufacturing issues.