St Margaret's C of E Primary School

Class Structure - September 2023 - July 2024

St Margaret's has a Published Admission Number (PAN) of 45 - each year group can have a maximum of 45 children. As a result there are a number of classes which are mixed-age and contain more than one year group. Please see the image for more details.

School Newsletters 2022/23

Pleas click on this link for our June 2023 Whole School Newsletter.

Please click on this link for our April 2023 Whole School Newsletter.

Please click on this link for our March 2023 Reading Newsletter

Please click on this link for our February 2023 Whole School Newsletter

Please click on this link for our January 2023 Whole School Newsletter.

Please click on this link for our January 2023 Reading Newsletter

Please click on this link for our October 2022 Whole School Newsletter.

Please click on this link for our October 2022 Reading Newsletter

Please click on this link for our September 2022 Whole School Newsletter.

Please click on this link for September 2022 starting information - PE days and start and finish times of each class.

This is a tough time for families in Oldham, but we can help...

We’ve all faced difficulties, coming out of the Covid pandemic, the rising cost of basic goods and even the ability to heat your home. That’s why Oldham partners are working together to offer families a little more help to get them through a tough winter.

Education catch-up for your child

The Department for Education (DfE) is supporting catch-up programmes for all children and young people in England. Get in touch with your school or local authority to find out what’s available in your area.

Take a Peek Once a Week

Once a week take a peek headlice campaign. The school is launching a new anti headlice campaign called "Once a Week Take a Peek". This emphasises the importance of everyone checking the family's hair for headlice every week and provides information about getting rid of lice if they are found.

The children will be bringing a leaflet home advising parents about headlice, how to check for them and the different methods of treating them, if they are discovered. Please keep these leaflets safe for future reference as we do not plan to send these out again routinely.

If you should find headlice in your child's hair it is essential that you let the school office know. Please do not be embarrassed about this as headlice are a normal part of life and not something to be worried, panicked or ashamed about. The school will inform other parents of the class that there has been a case of headlice (no names will be disclosed) by school text service, rather than sending out more leaflets. The email will provide a link to the Once a Week Take a Peek website where you can download futher copies of the leaflet if you wish.

It would be wonderful if we could make this campaign a success and get rid of the nuisance of headlice, so please take the time to read the leaflet and get into the routine of taking a peek every week!