New Parents' School Tours
Clubs
Autumn Term Clubs 2018 list and application forms
New School-run clubs information New School-run clubs booking form
Nutritional Ninjas Flyer Autumn 2018 Playball Booking Instructions Sept 2018
Polka flier booking - Autumn Term 18 Recorders Flyer Autumn 18
Streetdance Flier Autumn 2018 Target Booking Form Autumn 18
LA JOLIE RONDE booking info Autumn 18 Chess club flyer Autumn 2018
Useful links, letters and forms.
Merton Admissions online application system:
To order School uniform log intowww.schooltrendsonline.com using London as the name of the town and Hollymount Primary School as the name of school.
To order school milk please log into www.coolmilk.com and follow the instructions on the screen.
To report an absence please ring the office or e-mail using this address. pupilabsences@hollymount.merton.sch.uk
To pay for school dinners school trips and to receive newsletters etc, please log into www.parentpay.co.uk
Summer/Autumn Menu 2018 
Autumn 18/spring 19 Menu 2018
Sports Clubs and Courses in the Local Area
Arrangements for punctual arrival at school in the mornings: Letter from the Headteacher
Holiday Requests: Letter from the Headteacher
Before and after school
Breakfast Club
The school runs a "Breakfast Buddies Club" every morning before school, from 7.45am to 8.45am. Children enjoy a healthy breakfast and a range of activities. Further details and how to register are available from the school office or the Breakfast Club manager, Remi Amos, tel: 07939 534966
Merton Family Services Directory
Your comprehensive guide to services for children, young people, parents,
carers and practitioners across Merton.
Secondary School Information
Raynes Park: http://www.rphs.org.uk/
Ursuline: http://www.ursulinehigh.merton.sch.uk/
Coombe Boys: http://www.coombeboysschool.org/page/?pid=3
Coombe Girls: http://www.coombegirlsschool.org/page/?pid=6
Rutlish: http://www.rutlish.merton.sch.uk/
The move from primary to secondary school is an important time for every child. Junior Citizen child safety events encourage young people to make the right choices, promoting greater independence and well-being in later life. It is not always possible for schools to attend these events so we have developed this on-line ‘virtual safety experience’. The Junior Citizen E-Book allows young people to encounter real-life scenarios at the push of a button on a platform that they interact with on a daily basis. The Junior Citizen 'digital' resource has been designed to support the work of the Metropolitan Police's Junior Citizen schemes.
Street Vibe e-Book - safety online (Suitable for secondary school age group)
Junior Citizen e-Book - safety online
Online Maths Resources sheet KS 1 and 2
Alive ‘N’ Kicking Sutton & Merton Newsletter
