School Times

The school day starts at 8.45am and finishes at 3.15pm.

EYFS, KS1 & KS2:

8.30amGates open and children line up in their classes on the playground.
8:40amTeachers lead children in their class lines to their classrooms.
8:45amThe school day now starts at 8.45am for all children.
Blue doors and school gates close
All parents need to be off site by 8.45am
3.05pmGates open
3:15pmThe school day ends. Doors open.
3:20pmDoors Close (any children not collected will be taken to the office)
3:25pmGates Close. Children collected after 3.25pm will now incur a late fee of £25 each 30 minutes you collect your child late.

Children who arrive after 8.45am will be late and will need to enter and sign in through the main office.

Adults accompanying children are asked to stay as your child(ren) sign in.

Birthday Treats

We love birthdays, but we are a Healthy School, so if you would like to celebrate your child’s birthday with their class, we encourage you to buy a class book, a game, or send fruit.

We don’t hand out sweets in school, and we kindly ask parents/carers not to distribute sweets on school site at the end of the day.

Smart Watches

Smart watches are mobile devices with many extras on them, including the ability to take photos. We do not allow smart watches of any sort in school. A child wearing a smart watch will be asked to remove it. Adults will store the device securely and it will be returned at the end of the school day.

Sporting Achievements Wall

If your child has achieved a sporting achievement outside of school, we’ll display this on our Sporting Achievements Wall in the School foyer.

We’re proud to display the huge range of sports our pupils take part in, whether it’s a swimming badge, a karate belt, horse-riding, sailing, skiing, dancing or gymnastics certificate, you name it we’d love to hear about it!

Parents just need to email the school office with a photo attachment and a short description of the sporting achievement to be displayed on the wall.

Parking – drop off and pick up times


If you must travel to school by car, please observe the parking restrictions around the school and do not obstruct the pavement or block neighbours’ driveways. If you cannot find a safe place to park nearby, please do not resort dangerous or inconsiderate manouvers: it’s better for everyone to stay safe and be a little late.

You can get a free pass from the council for the local multi-storey car park and help reduce the number of cars outside the school at drop-off and pick-up times.

The school is in regular contact with the parking enforcement team. If you have concerns about parking or you need to report parking obstructions, you may do so directly on the Chelmsford City Council website: https://www.chelmsford.gov.uk/parking-and-travel/parkingrestrictions/report-a-parking-issue/