29th April 2022
Cheam Common Infants' Weekly Newsletter
Cheam Common Infants' Academy: Balmoral Road, Worcester Park KT4 8SS
Email: ccioffice@leoacademytrust.co.uk www.cheamcommoninfants.com
Welcome to our weekly newsletter!
Welcome back to the Summer Term!
This week we had an Ofsted inspection. The inspector was with us for two days. During this time she visited classes, spoke to children and spoke to all of the stakeholders. We are extremely proud of all of the children and the team. Thank you to all of the parents who completed the survey and sent texts in. We really appreciate all of your positive feedback. We are unable to share the outcome currently as the report needs to be written. However we look forward to sharing it with you in the coming weeks.
We hope you all had a good break and are ready for an exciting new term! This term we will be celebrating the Queen's Jubilee, taking part in National Walking Month, Year 2 taking part in the Big Sing, Outdoor Learning Day and many more activities!
This term our unit of learning are:
Nursery- The wonderful world of bears
Reception- Ants to Elephants
Year 1- Green Fingers
Year 2- Hooray! Let's go on holiday
Forest School classes for this half term:
Wrens, Owls, Eagles, Robins and nurture
Clubs
Paid clubs start week commencing 25th April
Teacher clubs start week commencing 5th May
Budding Artists club starts on 9th May
Reminders
Gates open at 8.30. It is a soft start so that means children can arrive between 8.30 and 8.45. Gates close at 8.45 promptly. In Year 1 and Year 2 phonics starts at 8.45.
The one way system in the main playground will continue.
School uniform should be worn. Visit the school website for the uniform guidelines.
Updates
Friends events
Year 2 Tea Towels
Click on the writing below to access the site and
order a tea towel.
Upcoming events
National Walking Month
Begins 2nd May
Year 1 Hearing Tests
4th May
Class Photos
9th May
Friends Mufti
13th May
Outdoor Classroom Day
19th May
Marsden March
Jubilee School Celebrations
25th May
Jubilee INSET Day
27th May
Things to celebrate
Star of the Week Certificates (Week 1)
Congratulations to the following children who received the Star of the Week Awards last week:
Nursery
Ducklings: Nadia
Fawns: Ruari
Rabbits: Sophie
Reception
Badgers: Rosemarie
Foxes: Taotao
Hedgehogs: Pietro
Squirrels: Poppy
Year 1
Finches: Ayaansh
Robins: Maya
Sparrows: Barclay
Wrens: Isabelle
Year 2
Eagles: Noah
Falcons: Juno
Kestrels: Dexter
Owls: Gowon
3 Bees Certificates (Week 1)
Congratulations to the following children who received the Going for 3 Bees Awards this week:
Nursery
Ducklings: Benjamin
Fawns: Bella Xie
Rabbits: Zuzanna
Reception
Badgers: Aafiq
Foxes: Connor
Hedgehogs: Finley
Squirrels: Isabelle
Year 1
Finches: Tilly
Robins: Aaliyah
Sparrows: Sama
Wrens: Norden
Year 2
Eagles: Lottie
Falcons: Henry
Kestrels: Astrid
Owls: Lilly-Rose
Be Ready to Learn Bee
Each week the School Councillors and class teachers nominate their class with a reason explaining how their class has shown that they are ready to learn and why they think they should receive the weekly reward.
This week congratulations go to
Sparrows showed they were ready to learn and tried hard with their writing this week.
Owls showed they were ready to learn and tried hard to be respectful during computing.
Word of the Week
Y1: nutrient
Y2: shore
Doodle Spell
Top 5 Year 1 children who have made the most progress in Doodle Spell last week:
Owen
Alfie
Melia
Emily
Top 5 Year 2 children who have made the most progress in Doodle Spell last week:
Noah
Juno
Amber
Mia
Doodle Maths
Top 5 Year 1 children who have made the most progress in Doodle Maths last week:
Ayana
George L
Tom
Austen
Anaya
Top 5 Year 2 children who have made the most progress in Doodle Maths last week:
Emily
Sharaiz
Isobel
Aanya
Jessica
Well done Logan
What has been happening in school?
In Nursery the children have been learning about 'Growing'. They listened to the story of 'Jack and the Beanstalk' and they looked closely at different parts of the plants.
The Reception outside area looked fantastic this week! The children enjoyed opportunities to write, learn about the past and present and predict what was in the boxes.
In Reception this week, the children listened to the story 'Owl Babies'. They learnt about what owls look like and what they eat. They also wrote speech bubbles and painted pictures of owls.
Sutton Schools led an assembly for Year 1 and Year 2 this week. The children listened to a story and learnt a new song. The children sounded amazing!
In Year 1 children learnt about different types of technology. They had to find images of different technology and say what it was.
Year 2 performed at 'Big Sing' this week. They sang songs with other schools in Sutton and they sang songs on their own. They sounded great!
Information and Resources
We are also looking to host another Small Change, Big Difference course with Adapt to Learn. For those that are unfamiliar with this course, we run this as an alternative to the Early Bird programme. Some information about this is below.
If you are interested in attending this course, please email: sutton@nas.org.uk and we'll be in touch.
‘Small Change, Big Difference’ Parent Group for parents of children with a diagnosis of autism.
The aim is to empower parents, supporting them to help their children by developing an in-depth understanding of autism. Taking a positive approach, we will explore, share and discuss practical strategies to help develop communication skills, pre-empt and manage behaviour and gain confidence and resilience.
During the sessions, parents will be given the opportunity to make connections, gain support and feel less isolated.
Each course comprises of four x 1.5-hour sessions and will cover a range of topics.
Active April
Resources for children
Spot the difference
Two of our Mr Men or Little Miss on the wall display have been replaced by two new ones during the Easter holidays. Can you guess who is new to our well-being wall ?
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