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Consultation on Draft Admissions Policy 2026 2027 Posted on: 5/12/2024

Consultation on Draft Admissions Policy 2026 2027

Consultation on the Draft Admissions Policies for Redstart Primary School 2026/27 Admissions authorities are required to consult on their admission arrangements whenever a change to the arrangements is proposed, or if no changes are proposed, every 7 years. As such the Cabot Learning Federation is consulting on the admissions arrangements for the above school, for students joining from September 2026. The consultation period will run from 5th December 2024 to 24th January 2024 Redstart Primary School is a Primary Academy. The academy in consulting on various changes including over subscription criteria and wording to make Policies clear and relevant and aligned with CLF admissions. A copy of the full draft policy can be found below. Admissions Policy RPS-Admissions-Policy-2026-27.pdf Any comments on or objections to the proposals can be made during the stated period to Elizabeth Tincknell, Head of Governance for the Cabot Learning Federation. The email address for correspondence is Governance@clf.uk or in writing to Elizabeth Tincknell, Federation House, King’s Oak Academy, Brook Road, Bristol, BS15 4JT. Our Admissions Policies and Application Form can be downloaded below.    
Searching the stars! Posted on: 3/02/2023

Searching the stars!

            The Redstart Primary School – Searching the stars! Last week, KS2 pupils from The Redstart Primary School (part of The Redstart Learning Partnership) took part in two out of this world events. On Wednesday, the school had a visit from the wonderful ‘space odyssey’ planetarium and on Thursday evening, over 180 children and parents joined teachers from the school during a fabulous evening of stargazing activities. After the disappointment of cancelling last year due to Storm Eunice and having to miss the year before that due to the COVID 19 pandemic, it was a relief to finally be able to run the evening that has been held annually at Redstart for over 10 years. Along with special guests from Winsham Primary School, the children learnt about the constellations and looked at amazing telescope images taken from visiting astronomers from the Crewkerne and District Astronomical Society. They also listened to the story of The Great Bear, played PE games, drew their own ‘Black Hole’ before finally relaxing with hot chocolate around the campfire. .              It was an excellent evening enjoyed by all.  A pupil from Redstart said: ‘I loved the stargazing evening. It was so much fun’ and a parent was keen to share ‘We’ve been out every night since and can now spot the Cassiopeia constellation every night! Thank you for such a good evening.’ Rebecca Collins, Head of School from The Redstart Primary School said: ‘Both events have been a fantastic opportunity for our children to learn more about the sky at night both in a simulated environment and the actual night sky.  It was wonderful to see so many parents and carers coming along to the stargazing event and getting involved in all the activities.  I would like to say a special thank you to the visiting astronomers from the Crewkerne and District Astronomical Society and the staff that supported the event.  Plans are already in place for next year’s astronomical events and we are already looking forward to them.’
Head of School for the day - Watch out Mrs Collins! Posted on: 3/02/2023

Head of School for the day - Watch out Mrs Collins!

The Redstart Primary School – Head of School for the day. The Redstart Primary School – Head of School for the day.   Pupils from The Redstart Primary School, in Chard (part of The Redstart Learning Partnership) saw their day run slightly differently when Holly Potter was made "Head of School for the day".  Holly won the prestigious prize during the school’s family bingo night organised by the Friends of Redstart School (FoRS). Holly, a year 6 pupil, took part in several activities during the day, including checking behaviour at break time, giving out stickers for excellent work, assisting during superstar assembly and shortlisting art entries for the Trust art competition.  Holly was given her own special lanyard to wear for the day, all the children and teachers called her Miss Potter and she received a certificate to commemorate her special day. Some of the teachers did ask for a day off or if they could go home early but she quickly put them in their place! Rebecca Collins, Head of School said "It was great to put my feet up for the day and let Miss Potter take on the job of being Head for the day!  She was good-natured and professional in her approach and did an excellent job.”  Miss Holly Potter said; “My favourite part of the day was going around the classes because I got to see all of the children. I also liked doing assembly - it was good and a really fun day.”  Everyone at the school commented on what a great job Miss Potter had made of being Head of School – Mrs Collins might need to watch out!  

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