School transport
School Information
Here you will find policies and information that are specific to Docking. You are free to view them here, download them or request a hard copy from the school office.
For policies and information that are relevant to all schools in the federation visit the
Policies & information page in the St Mary Federation section of this website.
Because of Covid-19 arrangements, there will be no new parent open days this academic year. If you are interested in a place for your child, please do contact us and we will do everything we can to give you the information you need.
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Some children who attend Docking C of E Primary School are entitled to free county school transport, with two buses currently running from Bircham. Eligibility will depend on many factors such as distance from their nearest catchment school, age of child and other benefits the family receive. If you think you may be eligible, please visit www.norfolk.gov.uk/schooltransport or call the service centre on 0344 8008020. All applications are considered on a case-by-case basis, taking personal circumstances into account.
Monks Close - 8.30
Windmill Hill - 8.40
Docking Primary School - 8.55
School uniform
It is expected that all children wear a school uniform to aid equality and a sense of belonging. Please ensure that each item of clothing is clearly marked with the owner’s full name. All school uniform can be ordered direct from the school.
Boys: Navy blue sweatshirt, pale blue polo shirt, plain grey trousers / shorts, flat dark coloured closed toe shoes, preferably black, plain socks.
Girls: Navy blue sweatshirt, pale blue polo shirt, navy blue skirt / pinafore dress or plain grey trousers / shorts, flat, dark coloured closed toe shoes, preferably black, blue gingham dress (summer), plain socks / tights.
Lunch and breaktime snacks
School meals are provided by Norse Commercial Services. You can visit their website at www.norsecatering.co.uk to find out more about the service they provide.
Here is the menu
Copy menus are sent home detailing what options are available daily. Dinner money should be brought into school in a named envelope and be dropped in the quick drop box located by the office or placed in the class tray. Children are also welcome to bring in their own healthy packed lunch from home. Cans, glass and fizzy drinks are not permitted.
Free fruit and vegetables are available free as part of the Government's ‘School Fruit and Vegetable Scheme’ for children in reception, year 1 and year 2. Children in KS2 may bring in fruit or a healthy snack from home. Chocolate and sweets are not allowed in school.
