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Lons Infant School
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5 ways to wellbeing
Parent Consultations - to book please follow this link https://lons.schoolcloud.co.uk/ - for more information please see the parents' guide below.
Leave of Absence Form
To complete an application for term-time absence under exceptional circumstances, please follow the link below:
Under construction: please ask for a paper form
Administration of Medication
Please follow the link below to complete the parental consent for the administration of medication in school.
Under construction: please ask for a paper form
Financial Information
Please follow the link below to take a look at our dedicated schools financial benchmarking information:
https://schools-financial-benchmarking.service.gov.uk/school/detail?urn=112710
Fundraising for schools have been very difficult this past year.
Did you know that we are registered with easyfundraising® is the UK’s biggest charity shopping site. It’s simple and free to use! And since 2005 they have helped thousands of good causes turn everyday shopping into free donations. Click on the link below to sign up and start raising funds for our school.
https://www.easyfundraising.org.uk/causes/lonsinfantschool/?invite=UP2HAV&referral-campaign=s2s
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ParentPay Guidance
Dogs on school grounds
Please do not bring dogs onto the school grounds. We know that most dog owners are responsible and take care to control their dogs. However, the behaviour of dogs when in close proximity to other dogs and small children can be unpredictable. The nature of a school at busy times is such that over-excitement is much more likely to occur than generally would be the case. No-one can be absolutely certain how their dogs will behave in an environment as dynamic as a school playground, and the presence of dogs in this environment is potentially dangerous - even if they are carried in arms by their owners.
We are also aware that some children, particularly younger children, may find the presence of dogs frightening.
With the exception of professionally-trained guide dogs/hearing dogs or therapy dogs, we appreciate your co-operation in not bringing your dog onto school premises.