Severe Weather Procedures – Nov 2013
Please click below to read our Severe Weather Procedures for this winter.
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Please click below to read our Severe Weather Procedures for this winter.
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Dear Parents
Please remember to login to your parentmail account to update any changes to your mobile numbers or email addresses.
If you have forgotten your password please contact the school office and we will be able to email it back over to you.
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Please click below to read how you can raise money for Ralph Sadleir School by shopping online.
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Over the past few years I have lost count of the number of occasions when I have made a plea to parents to park with consideration, to drive in the vicinity of the school with extra care and to take account of pedestrians and local residents.
Judging by the number of drivers still parking on double yellow lines, performing U-turns in Perowne Way and the school entrance and just stopping by junctions to drop off children I can only assume that my words are falling on deaf ears. I do not want to be the person who has to make the phone call to a parent to tell them their child has been taken to hospital because of the selfishness of another parent yet I fear that call is not far away.
Some simple solutions:
For parents who really do not want to co-operate I am prepared to take car details and submit them with photographs to the police. They, and the other emergency services are actively working with the local schools to promote road safety. Why, if the pupils are accepting the message, can’t the adults improve their acquiescence with basic safety requests?