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Date: 29th Jan 2025 @ 10:32am
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Date: 20th Sep 2024 @ 2:45pm
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FFT National School Attendance Award
Date: 18th Jan 2023 @ 11:58am
We are very pleased to receive an FFT National School Attendance Award, to recognise our school as being in the top 10% for pupil attendance from similar FFT schools in England during Autumn Term!
What are the FFT Attendance Awards based on?
The awards have been given to schools with attendance in the Top 10% and Top 25% attendance certificates to schools in similar circumstances. FFT are a non-profit organisation who are backed by the Fischer Family Foundation, a registered charity that supports a range of UK-based education and health projects. FFT collect daily attendance data from over 10,500 schools and this data has helped schools track, monitor and compare their attendance every week.
Date: 16th Nov 2022 @ 11:55am
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Thank You from Foodbank Manager
Date: 11th Nov 2022 @ 2:48pm
Mr Eddie Thompson MBE, Foodbank Manager at Runcorn & District Foodbank has sent the following message to all our families who made donations during Harvest:
Thank you for sending Norley, Crowton Kingsley & Alvanley Churches’ and Norley, Crowton & Kingsley Schools' generous donation of food, which weighed 271.20 Kg!
This represents 774 meals provided to people in crisis in our local area. As you probably know, we do rely on individuals, schools, churches and organisations for both financial and food gifts and the demands grow as food and energy prices increase. Your splendid effort at this special time of year will make an important difference to people who are in crisis and struggling to put food on the table and keep themselves warm. Foodbanks throughout the country are giving out an emergency parcel of food every 13 seconds and with the cold winter weather to come it seems likely that more vulnerable families will need help.
We wish to offer our sincere thanks to all the parishioners, staff and children for their kindness and thoughtfulness.
