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    • FAQs

    Question: How can I contact the school?
    Answer:

    Contact details for phone and email can be found by clicking here.

    One of our office team will be happy to help with any enquiries which you may have.

     

    Question: How do I report an absence?
    Answer:

    Parents/carers should notify school by either of the two options below:

    • Phone: 0115 978 6351
    • Email: admin@whitemoor.nottingham.sch.uk

    More information about our absence procedures can be found by clicking here.

     

    Question: Where can I find the dates of the school holidays?
    Answer:

    An overview of Whitemoor's holiday patterns for the next three years can be found by clicking here.

     

    Question: How can I find out what my child is learning?
    Answer:

    Your child's class teacher will be able to give you information about our curriculum. We have overviews of what we are teaching which you can access by clicking here. 

     

    Question: What time does school start and finish?
    Answer:

    School starts at 8.35am, with doors closed by 8:45am. School finishes at 3.15pm, with doors closed by 3:25pm. All other session times, including those for Nursery children, can be found by clicking here.

     

    Question: What if I have a concern about my child?
    Answer:

    Your child's teacher will be happy to talk to you about any issues which might arise. However, you will need to speak to the school office first and make an appointment, so that you can meet at a mutually convenient time.

     

    Question: How much are school lunches?
    Answer:

    All children in Key Stage 1 are entitled to a free school meal.

    School meals for Key Stage 2 children cost £2.55 per day / £12.75 per week. All meals should be paid for in advance, with payments made on ParentPay by/before Monday morning. 

    Please speak to the office if you need help accessing Arbor.

     

    Question: Does the school have a Family Liaison Officer?
    Answer:

    Yes, Ellen Kelliher. 

    Listed below are some of the issues Ellen can help with:

    • Support managing your child’s behaviour
    • Housing issues
    • Debt concerns
    • Accessing benefits
    • Secondary transfer forms
    • General advice about your child’s well-being
    • If Ellen can't help you directly, she can signpost you to the relevant information/support agencies who will be able to assist you.

    Please speak to the school office if you wish to make an appointment with Ellen.  

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