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  • Open Mornings at Salehurst

    Published 25/09/26

    You can book our Open Mornings here. We can't wait to meet you and show you around our school!

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  • Book Fair at School: 23rd-26th Nov

    Published 06/11/26

    We will be hosting our Book Fair after school, 3.30-4.15pm from Monday 23rd to Thursday 26th November when our school hall will be transformed into a pop-up book shop. You can find lots of free readings and home learning resources from your favourite author here and look here to find out about the books that will be available to buy, with prices starting at just £2.99!

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  • Odd Socks Day for Anti-Bullying Week

    Published 06/11/26

    We are taking part in Odd Socks Day on Monday 16th November as part of Anti-Bullying week and we will be focussing on this year's theme: 'Break the Silence' in our lessons. You can find out more here and there is a resource pack for parents and carers here. Odd Socks Day is delivered in partnership with CBeebies and CBBC star Andy Day and his band, Andy and the Odd Socks.

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  • New Autumn/Winter Menu

    Published 16/10/26

    The new Autumn/Winter menu starts after the October holiday, with a special 'Let's Rocket' themed menu on Thursday 5th November.

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  • Free donations for school with Easyfundraising

    Published 16/10/26

    Did you know that whenever you buy anything online, from your weekly shop to your annual holiday, you could be raising free donations for Salehurst C of E Primary School with easyfundraising?   There are over 8,000 retailers on board ready to make a donation, including eBay, Argos, John Lewis & Partners, ASOS, Booking.com and M&S and it won’t cost you a penny extra to help us raise funds.

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  • Stamps wanted for RNIB

    Published 18/09/26

    We are collecting stamps for RNIB to help make a difference to blind and partially sighted people. Please leave them in the box in the school reception. When saving your stamps, trim carefully around them, leaving approximately one centimetre of paper around the edge.

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