Latest Newsletters

• 09 Dec 2025
  Christmas lunch

  Please find attached the Christmas Lunch Menu.

• 14 Nov 2025
  School admissions

  School admissions for September 2026 intake has now opened. If your child turns 4 yrs old by 31st August 2026, you will need to apply for a school place. The deadline for admissions is 15th January 2026. If you need any help in applying for a place please come and see Sarah in the Pod and she will be more than happy to help.

• 12 Nov 2025
  Community News: Free Community Christmas Pantomime at St Mary & John’s Church

  Panto: 7 Days to Save Christmas!
  Date: Saturday 29th November, 4:00pm
  Venue: St Mary & John’s Church, Cowley Road
  
  Join us for a festive afternoon of fun, free hot chocolate, marshmallows, and laughter, as we enjoy a professional pantomime for all ages — a wonderful way to get into the Christmas spirit!
  
  Everyone is warmly welcome.
  
  For more information, please contact admin@cowleystjohn.co.uk
  
  Digital leaflet attached.

• 22 Oct 2025
  Community News: Pumpkin Patch SEND Session

• 05 Sep 2025
  Flu Consent Form - Action Required

  The annual school aged Flu vaccination programme this year, is being offered to all children in Years Reception to Year 11. Flu can be a very unpleasant illness for children and sometimes causes serious complications. Children can catch and spread flu easily so vaccinating them also protects others who are vulnerable e.g. babies and older people.
  This is particularly important as COVID-19 continues to circulate and people at risk of flu are also vulnerable to the complications of COVID-19.
  Whether you wish for your child to have their Flu vaccine or you do not, please complete the form at least one full school day before the session. After this date you will find the online system will not work. The system will reopen the day after the school session to enable a form to be registered and a community clinic appointment be booked.
  For most children, the Nasal Flu vaccination is painless and given by a quick and simple spray up the nose. In somemedical circumstances it is necessary to administer the Flu vaccine by intramuscular injection instead of the nasalspray, but this will always be discussed with parents/carers beforehand.