Friends hold regular school discos at Christmas, Halloween, Easter and Summer. They are a great way for the kids to let off some steam before the start of the school holidays and are very much part and parcel of school social life. There are changes to the way we are organising discos this academic year - we hope you find this little guide useful.
When are discos held?
This academic year, discos will be held as follows:
Check out the calendar of events for the latest dates.
What time are they held?
We have three discos on every date, one for Nursery & Reception (EYFS), one for Lower School (KS1 Y1 , 2 & 3) & one for Upper School (KS2 Y4-Y6).
Who can attend a school disco?
All children from Nursery through to Year 6. Upper school children are not permitted to attend the Lower School discos and vice versa. Discos are for Chandlers Ridge Academy pupils only.
Entering the disco
Please queue at the school hall door at the back of the school building alongside the staff car park. Note, for everyone's safety the car park gates will be closed. Parents and carers will be asked to sign their children in to the disco and leave a contact number if they are not staying to supervise.
Leaving the disco
When the disco has finished please enter the disco via the school hall door and exit through the dining hall out of the side door. We ask you to exit through the Y3 Classroom (former dining room) so our helpers can ensure that all children are accompanied by an adult.
Supervision at discos
We encourage parents and carers to stay and supervise their children at discos. Upper school children are not permitted to attend the Lower School disco to supervise their siblings.
How much is entry?
How do I pay?
Disco entry will be sold in advance of the disco via ParentPay. By using ParentPay we have a record of who is attending the disco for safety reasons.
Payment will be accepted on the door however, this is not the preferred option. Parents and carers will be asked to sign their children in to the disco and leave a contact number if they are not staying to supervise.
Should children bring cash to the disco?
Lower school children can bring cash to the disco to purchase pocket money toys.
We encourage a bit more independence with the Upper School disco - children can choose what to buy from the tuck shop or range of pocket money toys. Give your child at least £1 spending money for the upper school disco - this will cover crisps, a mix up and chocolate bar. Pocket money toys start at 10p and go up to £1.
Disco tips
We encourage parents to stay at the disco and supervise their child where possible.
If you would like to help out on the night with entry, refreshments and patrolling the school please let us know by clicking here.
We are committed to The Daily Mile - the aim of which is to improve the physical, emotional and social health and wellbeing of our children – regardless of age or personal circumstances.
Its impact can be transformational - improving not only the childrens’ fitness, but also their concentration levels, mood, behaviour and general wellbeing.
We've now settled on timetabled days for each year group to have a go at the Daily Mile. We will begin at 8.45am - 8.55am and parents and carers are welcome to join in with their child.
We are committed to The Daily Mile - the aim of which is to improve the physical, emotional and social health and wellbeing of our children – regardless of age or personal circumstances.
Its impact can be transformational - improving not only the childrens’ fitness, but also their concentration levels, mood, behaviour and general wellbeing.
We've now settled on timetabled days for each year group to have a go at the Daily Mile. We will begin at 8.45am - 8.55am and parents and carers are welcome to join in with their child. A member of staff will be outside on the track from 8.45am, however if your child is in Y1 or 2 we ask you to stay with them until they are safely in school.
Year 5 & 6 homework club - by invitation only.
We are committed to The Daily Mile - the aim of which is to improve the physical, emotional and social health and wellbeing of our children – regardless of age or personal circumstances.
Its impact can be transformational - improving not only the childrens’ fitness, but also their concentration levels, mood, behaviour and general wellbeing.
We've now settled on timetabled days for each year group to have a go at the Daily Mile. We will begin at 8.45am - 8.55am and parents and carers are welcome to join in with their child.
We are committed to The Daily Mile - the aim of which is to improve the physical, emotional and social health and wellbeing of our children – regardless of age or personal circumstances.
Its impact can be transformational - improving not only the childrens’ fitness, but also their concentration levels, mood, behaviour and general wellbeing.
We've now settled on timetabled days for each year group to have a go at the Daily Mile. We will begin at 8.45am - 8.55am and parents and carers are welcome to join in with their child.
We are committed to The Daily Mile - the aim of which is to improve the physical, emotional and social health and wellbeing of our children – regardless of age or personal circumstances.
Its impact can be transformational - improving not only the childrens’ fitness, but also their concentration levels, mood, behaviour and general wellbeing.
We've now settled on timetabled days for each year group to have a go at the Daily Mile. We will begin at 8.45am - 8.55am and parents and carers are welcome to join in with their child. A member of staff will be outside on the track from 8.45am, however if your child is in Y1 or 2 we ask you to stay with them until they are safely in school.
We are committed to The Daily Mile - the aim of which is to improve the physical, emotional and social health and wellbeing of our children – regardless of age or personal circumstances.
Its impact can be transformational - improving not only the childrens’ fitness, but also their concentration levels, mood, behaviour and general wellbeing.
We've now settled on timetabled days for each year group to have a go at the Daily Mile. We will begin at 8.45am - 8.55am and parents and carers are welcome to join in with their child.
We are committed to The Daily Mile - the aim of which is to improve the physical, emotional and social health and wellbeing of our children – regardless of age or personal circumstances.
Its impact can be transformational - improving not only the childrens’ fitness, but also their concentration levels, mood, behaviour and general wellbeing.
We've now settled on timetabled days for each year group to have a go at the Daily Mile. We will begin at 8.45am - 8.55am and parents and carers are welcome to join in with their child. A member of staff will be outside on the track from 8.45am, however if your child is in Y1 or 2 we ask you to stay with them until they are safely in school.
Year 5 & 6 homework club - by invitation only.
Find out moreYou can find out more about the Parent Voice Group terms of reference here http://chandlersridge.org.uk/ptadoc/1706-pvg-terms-of-reference/.
If you'd like to make a suggestion for consideration at the next PVG please share it here http://chandlersridge.org.uk/share-your-ideas-suggestions/.
Parents are invited to put themselves forward in the first half term of each academic year. If you are interested in joining the PVG and/or would like further information please contact Mrs Lidgard here http://chandlersridge.org.uk/contact/.
We are committed to The Daily Mile - the aim of which is to improve the physical, emotional and social health and wellbeing of our children – regardless of age or personal circumstances.
Its impact can be transformational - improving not only the childrens’ fitness, but also their concentration levels, mood, behaviour and general wellbeing.
We've now settled on timetabled days for each year group to have a go at the Daily Mile. We will begin at 8.45am - 8.55am and parents and carers are welcome to join in with their child.
We are committed to The Daily Mile - the aim of which is to improve the physical, emotional and social health and wellbeing of our children – regardless of age or personal circumstances.
Its impact can be transformational - improving not only the childrens’ fitness, but also their concentration levels, mood, behaviour and general wellbeing.
We've now settled on timetabled days for each year group to have a go at the Daily Mile. We will begin at 8.45am - 8.55am and parents and carers are welcome to join in with their child.
