Our Lady Immaculate Catholic Primary School is a Catholic Voluntary Aided School for boys and girls in the 2 to 11 age range based in Everton near Liverpool city centre. We want our school to be very much at the heart of the community we serve and we look to work with parents, carers and the local community to ensure we not only have a positive impact on the lives of our children but also on anyone who may come into contact with our school for whatever reason. We do all this while recognising Christ’s love in every person. The main catchment area is the parish of St Sylvester’s, comprising of the churches of Our Lady Immaculate, Our Lady of Reconciliation and St Anthony’s (Scotland Rd).
Our website will provide all of the information you may need about our school, however, if there is anything you need to know that you cannot find on our website then email: Miss M Chute, School Business Manager at admin@oliprimaryschool.co.uk or telephone on 0151 260 8957.
Paper copies of all information on the website are available free of charge at the school office.
Please contact school as soon as possible if your child is ill, especially if your child has an infectious disease. Please call school on the telephone number (0151) 260 8957. Alternatively you can email school using the email address: admin@oliprimary.co.uk or by using the school app (download from the home page of the website).
Click on the link to check public health guidance for the length of time your child needs to be off school. Do I need to keep my child off school
Illness at School
The normal procedure is for school to telephone home. Arrangements will then be made for parents or a responsible adult to collect the child. It is important that the emergency contact form is filled in for each child to assist in the event of parents being unavailable. Parents will be asked to update this information annually.
For this reason it is essential that the school is informed of any change in home details or circumstances.
Medicines
The school follows the policy and guidance on the administering of medicines as set out by the Education Authority. School staff are not permitted to administer medication to children.
If your child is prescribed medicines by the family doctor or the hospital, they may still attend school, but you are required to complete three forms which can be obtained from the school office or can be downloaded below.
The school now has a lockable medicines fridge and therefore antibiotics can now be stored safely in school on completion of the required form. (see below)
You will be asked to complete the form below when bringing medication to school with your child’s teaching assistant, who will check the medication has been prescribed by a health professional and is in date.