Car Parking

Please use the car park at Les Creux Millennium Park, walking the pupils along the lovely country path and crossing opposite the School.  We have a dedicated zebra crossing to facilitate this and we consider ourselves very fortunate to have such lovely spacious parking available. Please remind your children they must only cross the busy main road at the zebra crossing.

On no account should parents park in the roads at the rear of the School, or next door in the Links Halt Estate or at the local Morrisons shop. The local Parish authorities make regular checks of these areas and will book any car that is causing an obstruction or that is parked on property that does not belong to them. 

We also ask parents to please respect the road markings in front of the School which is a strict no parking area. Only parent/carers whose child has their own disability badge are eligible to apply for a parking space in the car park in front of the School. We have a barrier system in place that controls entry and you will not be allowed entry without a permit.

No dogs are allowed onto any of the school grounds unless they are guide dogs. Do not enter through any school gate with your dog.

Eco Active

Where possible we encourage pupils to walk, cycle or scoot to school and use the facility of the Railway Walk to the rear of the School.

Walking Bus

We provide a free walking bus service for Years 1-4 children from Les Creux (Bowling Club) each morning, leaving at 8:35am, and returning from school at 3:10pm. 

This service supports parents/grandparents/carers with mobility issues or with very young children, including those who have disabled badges, or just find the morning/end of day routine a challenge. 

Please see the letter below for further information.

If you are able to help with the walking bus then please do contact the office.

If you would like your child/children to us the Walking Bus please complete the form to the right.

Year 5 & 6

Children in Years 5 & 6 are able, with parent/carer permission to make their own way home at the end of the school day.

Cycling to School

We are also fortunate that the Railway Walk can be used as a cycle path to and from school. There are some cycle racks in the area between the playground and the field – however no bikes should be left scattered around that area to prevent safe access to and from the field. We encourage all pupils to lock their bikes.  All pupils must wear a suitable cycle helmet. The woodland path to and from the school to the Railway Walk is too narrow to cycle on, cyclists must dismount and walk their bikes.