Keep up to date with all the latest news happening in school at the moment.
Please note that Monkey Puzzle class will be closed on 15/01/2024 and 16/01/2024 for EHCP reviews.
Please see below for courses available through Family Lives - Parenting SEN Children Through Separation.
Spring term, for parents/carers who live in Hertfordshire.
Family Lives are delivering 5 parenting groups and 3 workshops, funded by Herts County Council, in the Spring term for parents/carers who live in Hertfordshire.
All the programmes provide support, information and resources to parents/carers and adult family members so they can help their child reach their full potential as well as access to the wraparound support provided by the helpline, live chat and website.
Please see the latest information from Potential Kids.
Here is our current school dinner menu. If you would like your child to have school dinners, please make payment on Arbor and email Michele (admin@haywood.herts.sch.uk) the dinner choices, stating red, green or yellow for all three weeks.
We now have a new uniform supplier and price list. For orders, please pay via Arbor then email Michele (admin@haywood.herts.sch.uk) to let her know you have paid.
As the Queen's Jubilee bank holiday falls during May Half Term we will be closing school On Monday 6th June for the bank holiday and moving the planned inset day to Tuesday 7th June.
As a result the children will return from the May half term on Wednesday 8th June.
Free School Meal Vouchers for Christmas
Hertfordshire County Council is teaming up with our schools and colleges to deliver food vouchers to entitled families in receipt of free school meals during the Christmas holiday.
Each child will receive £50 for the Christmas holiday.
We have ordered the voucher for each family according to their preference of store and email or printed voucher and will send them out during the week of 13th December.
Please note that the vouchers can only be used instore, not online and cannot be used to purchase age restricted products, such as cigarettes and alcohol.
HAPpy Holidays Activities – Bookings are now open!
Hertfordshire County Council have joined forces with the Herts Sports Partnership to organise a huge programme of activity for the school holidays.
Activities will be running in different venues across the county for children and young people aged between 5-16 years, and all include a nutritious meal each day.
As an eligible family you can book for free using your unique HAPpy Booking Code. Please contact the school office to obtain the booking code.
You will be able to search for activities using your postcode or child’s age – places are limited and strictly on a first come basis so be quick and book online at https://www.sportinherts.org.uk/happy/booking
The Public Health team at Hertfordshire County Council has asked us to share the following information with you.
Firstly, we want to thank you for all you are doing to play your part and help protect your school community – you’re all doing an amazing job. As we head towards the end of the academic year, let’s work together to reduce the number of cases in our nurseries, schools and colleges and make sure less children will need to learn remotely.
We’re now at a crucial time in our fight against coronavirus. In line with yesterday’s Government announcement we’re asking everyone to not drop your guard just yet – Covid-19 is still here.
There are simple things you can do right now to continue to protect yourself, your family and your school community:
Remember hands, face, space, fresh air – each school may have different rules around face coverings, but everyone aged over 11 should be wearing a face covering when in indoor venues. If you can still meet outside do
Testing – students in year 7 and above are being provided with a free, regular supply of rapid tests and they should continue to take these twice a week. Parents and carers of children in nursery, school or college should also take regular rapid tests along with the rest of the community, by doing this we can all help to reduce the spread of the virus. You can find your nearest collection site or order online at www.hertfordshire.gov.uk/rapidtest
Vaccination – please get your vaccine once you are invited to
Please do not send children back into education if they are sick or feel unwell – be cautious.
If you or your child/ren receive a positive result from a rapid test you must begin self-isolating immediately, not attend school and book a confirmatory PCR test.
If you or your child/ren have symptoms (new, continuous cough, change or loss of taste or smell or a temperature) you must self-isolate immediately and book a PCR test at: https://www.gov.uk/get-coronavirus-test
If you need help to self-isolate contact HertsHelp for advice and practical help with things like getting food and medicine and accessing financial support. Call 0300 123 4044, email info@hertshelp.net or visit www.hertshelp.net
We know none of this is easy, but if we throw our arms around schools to protect them now, we can all look forward to the summer holidays we’re hoping for. Thank you again for helping to keep yourselves and your community safe.
Hertfordshire County Council