Latest News
Keep up to date with all the latest news happening in school at the moment.
- Read MorePublished 30/09/25It has come to my attention that some pupils are using a chat platform called Omegle, outside of school. This is a website which is specifically designed to allow users to talk to strangers. It works by randomly matching users to talk one-to-one
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Attendance Matters
Published 17/09/25Being in school is incredibly important to your child’s academic achievement, wellbeing, and wider development.
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The POWER and IMPORTANCE of…READING!
Published 17/09/25Reading just 20 minutes a day exposes children to a vast quantity of words (1.8 million in each school year, actually!) and this exposure makes children more likely to score higher in school tests.
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🎉 PFA DISCO Thursday 22nd May! 💃
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Sun Safety Summer 2025
Published 29/04/25Take a look at the document provided to help our pupils enjoy their time outside, safely.
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We have Nursery Spaces!
Published 19/03/25Please see the attached document for information about our wonderful Nursery and how you can express your interest in getting your child started at Parkview.
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Parent Survey Spring 2025
Published 24/02/25Parent Survey Results
We are incredibly proud to be above national averages in all areas, with a HUGE 95% of you saying you would recommend us to other parents. Thank you to those of you who took the time to write a positive message—these have been very gratefully received by the Parkview Team!
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Calling all singers!
Published 03/02/25Derbyshire Junior Choir
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Severn Trent
Published 14/01/25Our Wonderful World of Water
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Social Media & Mental Health
Published 11/12/24An estimated one-third of children have a social media account so it is important that trusted adults know what content they are consuming online.
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Smartphones
Published 17/06/24Children’s use of Smartphones is a current hot-topic politically and in the news.
You might have heard of the parental movement for a “Smartphone-free childhood”, but is this the right thing to do?
Following requests from parents and schools, Jamie Dean (DCC Senior Community Safety Officer) and Traci Good (Online Safety Specialist and Chief i-Venger) are hosting free webinars for parents and schools, to impartially explore the pros and cons of this concept. We aim to give parents the confidence to make an informed decision about what is best for their children, and will signpost to further support and resources.
Please share details of these webinars and the sign-up links below with your parents.
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Christmas Tips For Parents
Published 05/12/23Please take a look at the video below, which shares useful tips about how to make sure your child is safe online over the Christmas period: