Latest News

Latest News

• Diabetes Awareness

  Fri 05 Apr 2019
  Following an informative assembly about Diabetes led by Isobel in Year 5, a group of  children raised just under £320 from a cake sale and raffle  which will be used to buy Frio bags for Diabetes 1 sufferers in Botswana as part of a project led by a relation of Isobel.

  

• Easter Church Service

  Fri 05 Apr 2019
  The school celebrated the end of the Spring Term with an Easter Service at the Parish Church. The service also gave the opportunity for the school to say goodbye to long serving 'lollipop man', Stan, who retires after 21 years service helping children cross the busy road opposite the Infant site.

  

• Autism Awareness Day

  Thu 04 Apr 2019

  The children were invited to come into school wearing something blue to celebrate Autism Awareness Day which took place on Tuesday 2nd April. Some Year 4 pupils sold homemade cakes and biscuits to help raise money for the National Autistic Society. The children raised £65.57!

   

  The school chose to celebrate Autism Awareness Day following an assembly held a few months ago on the subject. The assembly was led by Year 6 pupil, Greis, who fronted a very powerful and informative PowerPoint presentation which she produced herself

  

• Reminder to return Keep Our Kids Safe! petition sheets

  Thu 04 Apr 2019

  Please remember to return your "Keep our Kids Safe!"  petition sheets to either school office or class teacher by this Friday! We really appreciate your help and hope that with all the door knocking at your neighbours the signatures will be flying in as they realise the importance of supporting this community campaign. 

  With your support the target of 4000 signatures will be achievable! Remember, anyone over the age of 11 years can sign and they can put th​eir school address within Waltham Forest.

   

  We can't emphasise enough the importance of this campaign. It affects all of our children - whether you use that crossing or not - when the children are in school they cross between sites during the day and that road is so fast, so busy and we all know cars do not stop at the crossing. The traffic needs to be slowed down - for everyone's sake.​

   

  Please continue to share our online petition link with your FaceBook and WhatsApp groups within Waltham Forest. 

  https://www.change.org/p/support-traffic-calming-measures-outside-chingford-cofe-primary-school

   

  Kind regards

  Sally, Kelly and Jason

  The Parent Council​​

  #safechingford