Chesham Primary School
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A VERY WARM WELCOME TO CHESHAM PRIMARY SCHOOL! 
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This week is 'National Anti-bullying Week'.
On Friday (15th) we are wearing odd socks to raise money for 'Children In Need'.
Arrangements for coming into school: Doors are unlocked from 8.45 a.m. and children can come straight into their respective classes. School starts at 8.55 a.m. Please do not leave your child before a member of staff arrives on the playground at 8.45 a.m.
Our Parent Support Adviser, Lindsey Hales, is available all day every Monday from 9.00 a.m. for pop-ins to provide a variety of help, advice and support. Just drop in.
On the parents page there is a link to a "Parents' Guide" all about the grammar your children are learning about at school.
A translation facility is available for this website using the Google translate function on the top right of this page.
We have an answer phone option when you ring school. Calls may be recorded for training purposes.
Eco-Schools Green Flag winners!
2017 
Games Mark Gold winners!
2016 2017 2018
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Our recycled Bee sculpture was on display in the Millgate shopping centre. It was created by Ian's grandma along with Class 6 (when they were Class 4!) It will be installed as a permanent feature outside school next Friday (22nd November)
Welcome to our gallery
School News
Latest News
- School improvements
Holiday work at school - Staffing
Changes for September 2019 - After school Clubs
After school clubs begin from Monday 16th September 2019. - Arrival at schol
Changes to the way children come into school.
As part of anti-bullying week; a local performance poet, Paul Jenkins, has written this poem and recorded Bury children giving a powerful performance of his poem, which is showing above. See if you can spot two of our children!
Why?
Why do you point at my trainers?
Why do you pull at my hair?
Why won’t you be my partner?
Why do you stand and stare?
Why did you trip me over
As I went to stand in the queue?
As I clattered hard in to the counter,
Nobody laughed at you.
Why would I put my hand up?
Do you giggle under your breath?
Why don’t you want me on your team
And tell me instead to be ref?
Why did you steal my best pencil
Before the start of that test?
Why do you say I’m scruffy
That I’m different from all the rest?
Why did you steal that ten pound note
That I had in my bag with the slip?
The money my mum had saved for a month
That meant I missed the school trip.
Why do I get no invites?
Why do I eat alone?
Why can nobody see how my head is down when I start to walk home?
Why do you send me those messages
About my mum or my dad?
Why do you slate me on chat rooms
In a group I know you call ‘sad’?
Why is it I bother trying when I know I’m not going to win?
That this world would clearly be better if it wasn’t stuck having me in?
One day soon I’ll turn invisible
And then I don’t know what you’ll do.
You’ll be all alone with no one to mock
And to bully the whole day through.
Perhaps when you don’t have a victim
And you feel isolated- you’ll see,
How horrible life is as a nothing
And just what it feels to be me…
By Paul Jenkins
Latest School Events
- Y4 swimming programme11Nov2019
11:00 am - 22 nov, 12:00 pm @ Bury Leisure Centre
The two week intensive swimming programme for Y4
- Anti-bullying week11Nov2019
@ School
National anti-bullying week
- Class 9 assembly15Nov2019
9:05 am - 9:35 am @ school hall
Class 9 launch our class assembly season with a reflection on WW2
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