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Chairperson wanted

The PPTFA are still looking for parents to join their Committee, the role of Chairperson is now vacant as Nichola Massingale has now stepped down. Many thanks go to Nichola for all the work she has put in over the last few years. If you feel you’d like to join the committee please contact one of the PPTFA via Mrs Ketley in the office.

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Welcome to Plumpton Primary School

Plumpton School is a small village school situated in a beautiful environment at the foot of the South Downs. We are a small village school with a strong sense of belonging to our community and being a 'family'. Please take some time to have a look around this site and find out a little more about us.

Annie Rogers Headteacher

 

School Dinner Taster Session

Compass Services UK Ltd (our school dinner provider) has asked us to invite you to a School Dinner Taster Session on Thursday 9 February at 2pm.
Clare, the Area Manager, will be attending so it will not only be a chance for you to taste school dinners but also for you to give feed-back to them.

Please hand in the form below if you would like to attend the taster session

PPTFA Pamper EveningPPTFA Pamper Evening

The Plumpton PTFA would like to invite ladies and their friends to come join us for an evening of pampering, shopping and relaxation on the 16th of March 2012, from 7.30-10.15 pm at Plumpton Primary School. See the PPTFA's Facebook page for more information.

 

Dyslexia Friendly Award

We are delighted that we have been awarded Dyslexia Friendly status, after many months of hard work and preparation. We were awarded our Certificate in a special Assembly on Wednesday this week. Well done to all those children who spoke in our Assembly, especially Philip and Eva, who bravely told the school about their own Dyslexia. Many thanks also go to all the teachers and especially to Miss Bright for all their hard work in achieving the award.