Welcome to Nancledra School
This is our school.
Staff, children and parents are proud of our school and work hard to provide a caring and supportive environment for learning.
We share an ethos which promotes high standards in academic achievement allied with a broad, stimulating, hands on curriculum. We celebrate and encourage the talents and skills of all of our children whilst ensuring their eyes are opened wide to the opportunities that lie before them.
Our aim is to create independent, and curious learners who are well prepared to make a positive contribution to our society.
Thank you for taking the time to look at our website.
Helen O'Kane
Headteacher
Noticeboard
Keeping Children Safe Online
We would like to draw your attention to a new initiative launched by Facebook called the ‘Parents Portal’ which aims to help parents, guardians and teachers to be better informed about child safety online.
Children spend on average 3.4 hours a day on their smartphones and nowadays 62% of 11 year-olds have a Facebook profile.
The Parents Portal, which has been created by Facebook, their safety partners and parents around the world tries to answer some of the many questions surrounding the internet. This online platform provides an important resource with a Bullying Prevention Hub, important Parenting Tips, advice and important links to safety experts and the full Parents Portal can be found at www.facebook.com/safety/parents.
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Online Safety Newsletter May 2023 | [pdf 937KB] |
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Online Safety Newsletter April 2023 | [pdf 814KB] |
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Online Safety Newsletter March 2023 | [pdf 929KB] |
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Online Safety Newsletter January 2023 | [pdf 1MB] |
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Online Safety Newsletter December 2022 | [pdf 582KB] |
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Online Safety Newsletter November 2022 | [pdf 800KB] |
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Online Safety Newsletter October 2022 | [pdf 811KB] |
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Online safety Newsletter September 2022 | [pdf 560KB] |
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Plastic Free School
This term we will be learning how to improve our environment by engaging with the plastic free schools initiative supported by Surfers Against Sewage. This is inspired by Plastic Free Penzance and David Attenborough’s Blue Planet.
Our main aim is to raise awareness amongst children, staff and families about reducing single use plastic and properly recycling the plastics that we do use.
We have asked all of our children to help out at home with recycling. For up to date information on what can and can’t be recycled in Cornwall - please visit the link below.
https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/environment-and-planning/recycling-rubbish-and-waste/