The School Day

The school office is open from 8.30am until 4.00pm (37.5 hours per week).

Time	Activity	Details
8:30 - 8:40 am	School Gates Open	Children enter via their allocated gate
Morning Session	Collective Christian Worship	Morning assembly for all students
	Guided Reading	Years 1-6 with class teacher and teaching assistants
	Core Subjects	Focus on English, phonics, guided reading, and maths
Morning Break	Morning Break (30 mins)	Time for a snack and relaxation
	Core Subjects Continued	Continuation of lessons in core subjects
Lunch	Lunch (30 mins)	Hot school meal or packed lunch
Afternoon Break	Outdoor Play (30 mins)	Play in designated section of the playground
Afternoon Session	Afternoon Lessons	Focus on other curriculum subjects (cross-curricular themes)
3:05 pm	Finish for Reception Pupils	School day ends for Reception students
3:15 pm	Finish for Years 1-6	School day ends for Years 1-6

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What are the school hours?

The school day typically runs from 8:30 am to 3:15 pm for Years 1-6, and 3:05 pm for Reception pupils. Gates open at 8:30 am for morning registration.

2. What should my child bring to school?

Children should bring a water bottle, a healthy snack for break time (no nuts), a packed lunch (if not having a school meal), and their homework.

3. How can I contact my child’s teacher?

You can contact your child’s teacher via the school office. You can also arrange meetings during parents' evenings or request an appointment through the office.

4. What is the school’s policy on uniforms?

All pupils are required to wear the school uniform. Details on the uniform policy, including acceptable items and colours, can be found here.

5. How does the school handle bullying?

The school has a strict anti-bullying policy in place. If you have concerns about bullying, please contact your child's teacher or the school office. We take all reports seriously and will investigate them promptly.

6. What meals are provided at school?

The school provides a range of healthy meals that comply with government nutritional guidelines. Parents can choose to provide a packed lunch for their child if preferred. Details of the weekly menu are available here.

Koosa Kids is offering breakfast club and after-school care at Bishop Perrin School. Please click here for more information.

8. What should I do if my child is unwell?

If your child is unwell, please inform the school as soon as possible. If your child has a specific illness or condition, inform the school so that appropriate measures can be taken.

9. How does the school communicate with parents?

The school communicates with parents through newsletters, the school website, emails, and parent-teacher meetings.

10. What is the procedure for drop-off and pick-up?

Parents are encouraged to drop off and pick up their children at designated gates to ensure safety. Please ensure your child knows where to go after school and emphasize the importance of following staff instructions during these times.

11. What happens if I am late for drop-off?

If you arrive after 8:50 am, please bring your child to the main entrance and sign them in at the office. They will be marked late in the attendance register, and it's essential to inform the teacher about your child's arrival.

12. What happens if I am late for pick-up?

If you are late for pick-up, please call the school office to inform them. If you are significant or repeatedly late, we will put the children in the afterschool care for which you will incure a charge.

13. What if my child has special educational needs?

The school is committed to supporting all children. If your child has special educational needs, please discuss this with the school’s SENCo (Special Educational Needs Coordinator) for tailored support and resources. Please click here for more information.