Join us as we celebrate the strengths, talents and unique perspectives of people with dyslexia. Throughout the week, we’ll be raising awareness, sharing information and highlighting how we can create a more inclusive and supportive community.
Huge thanks to Andover College for hosting the Military Covenant signing event on Wednesday. Mrs Ellard and Mrs Goodridge were proud to represent Danebury at this special event, both come from Military families and know first hand the challenges this presents for children. We look forward to strengthening our partnership work with the Army liaison team, in order to provide further opportunities for our community. Following the signing of the covenant Mrs Ellard and Mrs Goodridge were taken on a tour of the college. They were blown away by the incredible breadth of courses on offer, the fantastic facilities and the passion of the staff and leadership team. Andover College
Having a clear out at home?
We’re collecting donations for our Jumble Sale on Saturday 17th October, 2–4pm at Broughton Village Hall. 
If you have any good-quality items you no longer need, we’d love to receive them! Every donation will help us raise funds for our school. 
Donations can be brought to the school office.
Thank you so much for your support! 
Book your tickets on https://www.ticketebo.co.uk/danebury.../ks3-halloween-disco
We are looking for some volunteers to help with our Year 11 mentoring scheme. Please see the advert if you feel you may be able to help!
On Friday we will be raising awareness for Hello Yellow, which is an annual campaign run by the UK mental health charity YoungMinds to raise awareness and funds for children and young people's mental health.
Danebury School is committed to supporting positive mental health for all pupils. By fostering kindness, understanding, and strong relationships, we help every child reach their full potential.
We welcome wearing a splash of yellow with uniform on Friday 9th October or even a yellow funky tie.
At Danebury School, kindness is more than a value, it is something we do.
This autumn, our LORIC Community Group is proud to partner with the Rotary Club to bring kindness to life in a way that reaches far beyond our school gates.
Right now, 100 Rotary Christmas Shoeboxes are waiting to be filled with small gifts that will bring joy to children in Moldova, Montenegro, Romania, and Ukraine (via Poland). Many of these children live in communities affected by hardship, conflict, or poverty. A simple shoebox filled with thoughtful items can mean more than we can imagine and to think that a child somewhere has received a gift from Danebury would be so meaningful.
We would love your help in any of the following ways:
Fill a box. Collect one or two boxes from school, decorate and fill them for a chosen age group.
Donate to the Danebury Rotary Shoebox Appeal, by going on to Arbor Parent Portal to make your donation. Your contribution will help our pupils purchase items and prepare boxes together.
Share the appeal. Spread the word to friends, neighbours, and family so we can reach even more children.
Every box will be checked, transported, and delivered by Rotary volunteers, ensuring your kindness reaches the hands of a child who needs it most.
To make sure the boxes arrive in time for Christmas, our deadline is Friday 23rd October.
This is a chance for our community to show what kindness looks like when we act together. A small gift can make a huge difference and with your support, we can fill all 100 boxes and send a wave of Danebury kindness across Eastern Europe.
Thank you for helping us make this initiative truly meaningful.
Warmly, Danebury School LORIC Community Group
Thank you to Ben Hiller for coming into Danebury this morning to tell our Year 10s and 11s all about what's on offer at Salisbury Sixth Form College. Their next open evening is on Thursday 8th October. Please do go and have a look!
If you do not have your child's code, (given to them on the day of the photos) please contact the Office and we can give it to you.
