Useful Information
Welcome to St Paul's
Daily Timetable
Attendance
Communication Flow Chart 2025/2026
St Paul's Funding - visual document
Arbor Parent portal and Parent app
Diary Link - Milk Orders - Please visit our website: www.dairylink-uk.com
Aspens Services - Contact us via email on info@aspens-services.com
Aspens Services: SwiftKitchen online ordering
Free School Meals:
Your child can get a free school meal if you receive any of the following:
- Universal Credit (provided they have a household income of no more than £7,400)
- the guaranteed element of Pension Credit
- support under Part VI of the Immigration and Asylum Act 1999.
Pupils eligible under the no recourse to public funds criteria can also get a free school meal.
Schools receive additional funding and the pupil may be entitled to other benefits.
If you receive Universal Credit but your household income is more than £7,400, your child can get a free school meal only.
In this case, you can apply now but your child won't be eligible until the new school year (1 Sept 2026).
Apply today if you receive any of these benefits. It takes 5 mins and, in most cases, we can tell you straightaway if your child can get free meals at school.
Free school meals and other benefits | Hertfordshire County Council
Travel Plan - Bronze Level accreditation 2023
Travel Plan 2025 has been awarded ‘Good’ Accreditation'
We have received a ‘Good’ Accreditation for our 2025 Travel Plan. Please continue to work with us to improve road safety in our community.
Parents of Year 6 pupils (and secondary students) can apply for a Hertfordshire SaverCard which will give 11 to 19 year old's half price travel on bus fares.
Climate Action Plan
Music Lessons are provided by Hertfordshire Music Service and Rhythm Room Limited.
- Rhythm Room provide drum, guitar and piano lessons.
Rhythm Room - www.rhythmroom.co.uk or 01908 418 570
- Hertfordshire Music Service provide flute, violin and cornet lessons.
Hertfordshire Music Service - www.hertsmusicservice.org.uk or 01438 844851
Music: Rhythm Room
Link to the Families First Website
"Hertfordshire’s Families First website provides valuable information, advice, and support for families. It covers a wide range of topics, including parenting advice, childcare, emotional and mental health, relationship support, and services for young people.
If you need more help beyond your usual support network (such as health visitors, schools, or family centres), Families First can work with you to create a personalized package of support. It’s available to all Hertfordshire families with children under 18 (or up to 25 if they have a learning need or disability).
Visit the Families First website for resources and assistance: www.hertfordshire.gov.uk/familiesfirst"