Useful links

• Department for Education - www.education.gov.uk
• DirectGov (find information about schools, childcare and nurseries) - www.schoolsfinder.direct.gov.uk
• Gloucestershire County Council (Childrens and Young People's Services)- www.gloucestershire.gov.uk
• Glosfamilies Directory, supported by Family Information Service -
  www.glosfamiliesdirectory.org.uk
• Gloucestershire Parent Partnership Service (a free, confidential and impartial service for parents or carers of children with special educational needs.)
  www.glospps.org.uk
• Governornet, information for school governors - www.governornet.co.uk
• Health Protection Agency, Gloucestershire Health Protection Team
  Fact sheet: What are Headlice?
• Marling School, Stroud - www.marling.gloucs.sch.uk
• Ofsted - the Office for Standards in Education, Children's Services and Skills
  www.ofsted.gov.uk
• ParentsCentre - helping you to help your child - www.parentscentre.gov.uk
• Rednock Secondary School - www.rednockschool.org.uk
• School in Focus - www.teachernet.gov.uk/schoolinfocus
• Stroud High School - www.stroudhigh.gloucs.sch.uk
• UNICEF - www.unicef.org.uk
  

Use these links to other websites to help with your homework, do some research or just for fun!

• BBC Learning - A great place to start learning and exploring the web. Follow the schools link for lots of activities.
• BBC Newsround - News...stay up to date with current affairs
• BBC Schools - Learning resources for home and school.
• BBC Bitesize KS2 - A great site for SATs revision - English, Maths And Science
• BBC Words and Pictures - Words and Pictures supports the Literacy Hour and is aligned to the BBC Schools TV series
• CBBC - Childrens BBC website
• CBeebies - BBC website for younger children
• Explore The British Museum. Explore themes, galleries and take an online tour...
• Famous People - BBC web site on famous people
• Henry VIII and the Tudors. An interactive site for 7-10 year olds
• NRICH - enriching mathematics. Mathematics problems, games, and articles
• Primary Interactive UK - Lots of fun activities in English, Maths, Science and more!

Uley village also supports a successful and flourishing playgroup - Uley Under 5's. Strong links are fostered between the playgroup and school, with the children being invited to the school for regular visits during the summer term prior to starting in September.

The playgroup runs every week day morning (except Tuesday) in Uley Village Hall. The morning session runs from 9.15am until 12 noon, and children aged 3 years plus are invited to stay for lunch until 1.00pm. The playgroup also offers a full-day until 3.00pm on a Thursday. Read more...

Uley Primary School is a Church of England School and the education your child receives here will be a Christian one.

We aim to give children an understanding of the beliefs of the Christian faith and an awareness of other religions and teachings.

Our programme of work follows the 'agreed syllabus' for Gloucestershire. Christianity is studied as a major focus along with other world faiths.

We have a daily act of worship for all registered pupils of school age. We see collective worship as an opportunity for the school to explore together community and Christian values.

Every term a service is held in the Parish Church of St Giles where parents are warmly invited to attend. Our close links with the church are extended into school with a weekly service by the minister.

Parents and legal guardians may exercise their right to withdraw their child from daily acts of worship.

Please click here for more information on St Giles Church.