Consultation on Admission Arrangements 2025/26
Consultation on the admission arrangements for Thringstone Primary Primary School year 2025/26.
Thringstone Primary School, Coalville, Leicestershire, is consulting on the admission arrangements for the 2025/2026 academic year in line with the School Admissions Code 2021. The consultation will commence at 9am on Monday 6th November 2023 and will conclude at midnight on Monday 18th December 2023. The school must set admission arrangements annually. Where changes are proposed to admission arrangements, the school must first publicly consult on these arrangements. If no changes are made, consultations must take place at least once every 7 years.
The Consultation Process:
We would welcome your views on the proposed admission arrangements. The proposed 2025/26 Admission Policy changes are available by clicking here. If you would like a paper copy, please contact the School Office on 01530 222489.
Notification of the consultation is being communicated by Thringstone Primary School to the following:
· Leicestershire County Council
· All other primary schools within our locality
· All playgroups, children centres, nurseries and pre-schools within our locality and within a 2 mile radius of the school
· All parents and carers of pupils at the school
· All staff and governors at the school
You are welcome to respond by emailing comments relating to the proposed admissions arrangements to office@thringstone.leics.sch.uk. At the end of the consultation process, all responses will be collated and presented to the school’s Governing Body for full consideration. The 2025/26 Admissions Policy must be approved and published by 15th March 2024.
EYFS New Starters 2024
New Starters Autumn 2024
Choosing the best school for your child is important, so we would like to show you what we can offer at Thringstone Primary School. We are inviting prospective parents, to book onto our Parent Tours in the Autumn Term. We look forward to seeing you.
We have created 2 virtual tours of the school and its beautiful grounds for you to see.
Please click on the links below.
For further information please contact the school on 01530 222489 or email office@thringstone.leics.sch.uk
Our Beautiful Grounds Our Indoor Learning Environment
Preparing for School and Transition
Starting school is a milestone for both you and your child and as the 'big day' grows nearer, you both may feel excited and nervous in equal measures.
Preparing your child for their new life in school and teaching them the basic skills they need will help them have confidence when the start of term arrives.
The links below have useful ideas and activities to help with preparation and transition; however it is important to remember that every child is different and may not learn at the same pace.
BBC Bitesize - Starting School
CBeebies - Independence Skills for Starting School
Hungry Little Minds
Pacey Organisation - Starting School Together
The following PDF documents provide useful checklists for Starting School
Safeguarding Information for Parents
Keeping Children Safe in Education
This leaflet will help parents understand how we keep your children safe by informing you about:
- How children can be harmed
- What we (the school) must do to keep your child safe from harm
- What you (the parent) must do to help your child be safe and enjoy school
Prevent - Information for Parents
The Prevent Strategy
All schools (as well as other organisations) have a duty to safeguard children from radicalisation and extremism.
This means schools have a responsibility to protect children from extremist and violent views, in the same way we protect them from drugs or gang violence.
Importantly, we can provide a safe place for pupils to discuss these issues so that they better understand how to protect themselves.
Ofsted Reports
The school was inspected in March 2022. This was a full inspection and the school is pleased to have received an incredibly positive report. The school has been rated as 'good' in all five inspection areas. The inspectors found the pupils to be happy, safe and hardworking with good behaviour and positive attitudes to learning and the school.
"Pupils and staff ‘believe and achieve together’ at this inclusive school".
."Pupils have positive attitudes to school. They work hard. Relationships between pupils and staff are warm and positive".
Please click the image to download 2022 Ofsted Report
School Performance
Please click here for more information about the school's performance.
2019 Standards Information for Thringstone Primary School
The government will not publish KS2 school level data for the 2021 to 2022 academic year. They have archived data from the 2018 to 2019 academic year because they recognise that the data from that year may no longer reflect current performance.
Compare School Performance
On the gov.uk website you can search for primary, secondary and special needs schools and colleges near you,
and check their performance.
You can view and download:
o exam and test results
o Ofsted reports
o financial information
Click here to compare and find information
Data Protection
Data Protection Information
Please find below all the information you need under General Data Protection Regulations that came into force 25th May 2018.
Our Data Protection Officer (DPO) is Helen Fountain, Community Governor at Thringstone Primary School. She can be contacted via email at helen.fountain@thringstone.leics.sch.uk
School Menu
We are proud to be using our working kitchen to provide our school dinners. The school kitchen is run by Leicestershire Food Support Services.
All children in Foundation Stage, Year 1 and Year 2 are eligible for free school meals under the Universal Free School Meals Programme.
School meals should be paid for in advance, preferably via Parent Pay. Any money sent into school should be in an envelope or purse clearly marked with the child’s name, class and amount enclosed.
Up to date information about the cost of school meals is available from the office.
Packed Lunch
Your child may bring a packed lunch together with a fruit type squash or milk drink in a screw top container if they wish. Children are not permitted to bring drinks in cans or glass bottles. They should not bring fizzy drinks to school. Water is always available.
Break
Many children bring a snack for break time. We encourage children to bring this in a container with their name on it. We prefer it if children do not bring sweets.
Through the National Fruit Scheme, children in Foundation Stage and Key Stage 1 receive a piece of fresh fruit each day and do not need to bring another snack to school.Water
Chilled water is available for the children at all times. We do ask the children to bring a small plastic bottle to school which can be filled during the day.
School Leave of Absence Form
You are urged to avoid booking a family holiday during term time. Following government guidelines, we can only grant leave for exceptional circumstances. Please note that an unauthorised leave of absence could result in a penalty notice being issued.
If your child has unauthorised leave of absence you may either be issued with a Penalty Notice of £120 per parent per child (discounted to £60 if paid within 21 days), or, your case could be referred by the Local Authority directly to the Magistrates' Court for the purposes of a criminal prosecution.
Applications to the Headteacher for term time holiday will be considered individually using criteria as detailed in our attendance policy.
If you need to take your child out of school for any reason you will need to fill in a Leave of Absence form stating the reason for absence. All requests will receive a reply advising whether the absence is authorised or not.
Please click the image to download the school leave of absence form.
