Upcoming Event!
- Posted by Mr Portman
- on Monday 14th November
Please, please would you assist us by completing this really short survey? There are only three questions!
Below are two links to ‘surveymonkey’. A website where surveys can be carried out and the results collated electronically. Children, Please can you complete BOTH of the surveys for me. I will let you know the results next week. Thank you.
Mr Odell
Bullying in schools survey
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/JDKPV5G
and
Cyber bullying survey
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/JJCX2MG
Newsletters, Breakfast Club booking form, School Dinner Menus and the Callendar page updated.
Thank you for taking the time to look at our website, we hope you find it helpful and useful. Please keep the website bookmarked, it deals with many of the questions that are commonly asked and should be a useful reference in the months to come.
Our School was built in 1870 by the Colman family in order to accommodate the educational needs of the workers’ children. Today, we are a small, friendly primary school for boys and girls aged between 4 and 11 years. Our ethos is one of a calm learning environment where children are challenged and supported to reach their full potential. We are welcoming, and show kindness and respect to all; everyone is valued as an individual. We believe in celebrating achievement and fostering in children an intrinsic motivation to learn about the world around them, equipping them to become responsible citizens in the world and life-long learners.
Although we are located less than a mile from the city of Norwich, we are part of a beautiful village community. The traditional Victorian buildings have been sensitively and imaginatively modernised, with an additional new building adding to the facilities of an expanding school. We look over the large village green and have plenty of countryside surrounding us.
In addition to its own hall and playgrounds, the school makes full use of our local community. We use the YMCA Sports Hall and all-weather sports ground in Trowse for PE lessons and we have our own dedicated playing field near the ski club on Whitlingham Lane close by.
Our highly-skilled, enthusiastic and committed staff work together as a team and are encouraged by a supportive and dedicated team of Governors. Parents play a significant part in School life and we have a ‘Friends of Trowse School’ group, who raise money for the benefit of the children.
We hope that you and your child enjoy your involvement with Trowse Primary School.
Mr Stuart Odell B.Ed (hons) NPQH
Head Teacher
- Updated main navigation links so they no longer used images (quicker loading time).
- Added link to Welcome Letter in the Guests’ navigation.
- Improved visibility of selected links in main navigation by replacing underline with green background.
- On the Links page, changed spacing and background colour of links to improve user-experience.
- Started work on Adults page, where staff and governor profiles can be added.
- Planning addition of News Archive page, Photo Album page, Useful Links for parents page and better use of Twitter.
- Site tested on iPad. Needs small amount of padding on sides.
- Updated presentation of documents and letters page.
- Created ability to view documents without downloading them.
- Changed colour of sections in the sidebar to separate better from main content.
- Aproaching Dates setup on home page.
- Norfolk Children’s Services link changed to Norfolk Schools.
- Pages not yet setup on the new system hidden (Governors, FOTS, Extended Schools).
- Updated the Find Us page.
- Solspace Calendar module installed and working
| 10 | February - Last day of half term |
| 20 | February - Back to school |
| 30 | March - Last day of term |
| 16 | April - Back to school |
| 7 | May - May Day- school closed |
We've got loads of blogs going on! Check out our very own 31blogs.com for more information.
Every child in Class4 has their own public site within 31blogs.com, and we've recently got Miss Wicks in on the action as well. That really does make 31 blogs!
Part of the project is measuring visitor statistics, so get yourselves over to the children's websites and check out what they've got to say - then we can spy on you!
Aimed more at school leaders, teachers and parents, mrportman.co.uk provides the occasional thought-provoking article on primary education and is home to Mr Portman's campaign to improve the state of school websites in the UK, and beyond.