Site Last Updated on: Thursday 26th January 2012

Welcome Logo designed by Hana - Please click on the link

We are having a focus on Road Safety. Please click on the link below for a letter sent out on Friday 16th September 2011.

Road Safety Letter - September 2011

Zumba! (Spring Term 1 2012). Zumba started on
Tuesday 10th January 2012 from 3.15 - 4.15 pm and costs £2.50 per session.

Please remember if you shop online, you can use the easy fund raising website to help raise money for school. Thanks.

www.easyfundraising.org.uk/causes/carletonps

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This week =
Newsletter for Thursday 26th January 2012
Spring 1 Diary updated
Coming Soon updated

Parent Questionnaire Results - January 2012

Carleton New Logo designed by Hana in Year 3 (On Welcome Page above)

Last week =
Newsletter for Thursday 19th January 2012
Spring 1 Diary updated
Coming Soon updated

Arnside costs for our Y5/6 pupils in May 2012 is £165 - Payment Cards are now available from Mrs Holmes

CARLETON ENDOWED CHURCH OF ENGLAND PRIMARY SCHOOL (VA)

Church Of England schools have always been community schools, serving all the families and children in the area. Our teaching standards, facilities and results have given Carleton Endowed School a reputation as one of the best primary schools in the district. Occupying a site just outside Skipton, we offer superb facilities in an excellent scenic location.

The word ‘endowed’ in the school title goes back to its Foundress, Elizabeth Wilkinson who endowed the school, leaving farm lands at Bell Busk to finance and house the teacher and original four boys in 1709. The lands are now owned by the school Trustees who administer the trust income for the benefit of the school and former pupils and in extensions of the school in 1964, 1992 and 2000. 2003 saw the completion of a new Learning Resource Room for the ICT suite and libraries, enabling the school to provide dedicated learning time to specific areas of the curriculum.

Voluntary Aided Schools (VA)

Voluntary aided schools are usually called religious schools or faith schools. In a voluntary aided school:-

• the land and buildings are normally owned by a charity, often a religious organisation such as a church, but the governing body is responsible for running the school
• the school is funded partly by the local education authority (Education and Library Board in Northern Ireland), partly by the governing body and partly by the charity
• the governing body employs the staff
• the local education authority provides support services
• the pupils have to follow the national curriculum
• the admissions policy is determined and administered by the governors in consultation with the local education authority and other relevant schools in the area.

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