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We will be holding ’Meet the Teacher’ meetings in order to inform you about your child’s current year and all the exciting learning opportunities they will experience.
Year 1 - Wednesday 18th September, 2.30pm in the Community Room
Year 2 - Monday 16th September, 2.30pm in the Community Room
Year 3 - Tuesday 17th September, 2.30pm in the Resource Area (Change of venue)
Year 4 - Tuesday 17th September, 9.30am in the Resource Area
Year 5 - Tuesday 17th September, 9.30am in the Community Room
Year 6 - Thursday 19th September, 2.30pm in the Community Room
If you are unable to attend but would like to meet with your child's class teacher, please contact the school office to make an appointment.
All the slides/information will be available on the school website.
We will be running a residential trip to Henley Fort Outdoor Education Centre in Guildford for children in Year 4 and 5 in the summer term. The trip will take place from Monday 22nd June-Wednesday 24th June 2020.
For more information, please attend one of the information meetings on
Tuesday 17th September at 9am and 6pm in the Hall
If you are unable to attend/have any questions, please contact Miss Shaw via the school office.
All the slides/information will be available on the school website.
Monday 16th September - Year 2 Meet the Teacher 2.30 pm
Tuesday 17th September - Year 4 and 5 Henley Fort Residential Trip Meeting for parents 9 am to 9.30 am
Tuesday 17th September - Year 4 Meet the Teacher 9.30 am
Tuesday 17th September - Year 5 Meet the Teacher 9.30 am
Tuesday 17th September - Year 3 Meet the Teacher 2.30 pm
Tuesday 17th September - Year 4 and 5 Henley Fort Residential Trip Meeting for parents 6 pm to 6.30 pm (repeat of the morning meeting)
Wednesday 18th September - Year 1 Meet the Teacher 2.30 pm
Thursday 19th September - Year 6 Meet the Teacher 2.30 pm
Thursday 26th September - European Languages Day (no preparation required)
Friday 27th September - Macmillan Cancer Support Cake Sale, 3.20pm in the Hall
Monday 30th September - Individual Pupil Photographs
Monday 30th September - Friday 4th October - NSPCC Buddy's Big Workout Activity Week (more information to follow)
The launch assembly on Monday
Thank you to all the parents and family members who have given up their time this week to talk to pupils about their jobs and their career path so far.
You have inspired us all!
"I have learnt from the visitors that I have to work hard at school so I can get good results and get a brilliant job!"
Molly, Emerald Class
Year 6 were enthralled by their talk from an archivist
Year 1 and 2 were thrilled to hear about being a science presenter
Learning about being an engineer for London Underground
KS2 loved hearing about being an architect
Reading is such a crucial skill for children to acquire. As well as the mechanics of reading, fostering a love of reading is also crucial as it develops vocabulary and wider knowledge.
At Cheam Fields Primary Academy we are always trying to find new ways to raise the profile of reading within school and as such we have planned many exciting reading opportunities and events for this year.
Look out in the newsletter for all of our wonderful reading related news.
This term we will be relaunching our Battle of the Books reading competition at Cheam Fields. Each year group will have a list of books recommended for their age group.
In order to enter the battle, children need to read a book from the list and when they have done this, they need to complete a book review. When their teacher has seen their review, they will record this on their ‘Battle of the Book’ chart which is kept in the classroom.
Each term in our Excellent Eight Assembly, we will celebrate the classes and children who have read the most books so far. The children have copies of each book in their classroom for them to borrow.
Please encourage your child to return these promptly when they have finished reading them. Each book has a special ‘Battle of the Books’ sticker to help you distinguish them.
Every week in the newsletter we will share a book from one of the year groups, giving you a short synopsis. Keep an eye out for these to see if your child has already read it or whether it will be a book they will be keen to read!
The children in KS2 have begun to be introduced to their class novels. These will be used in their reading sessions and to provide a stimulus for some fantastic writing opportunities. They have been carefully selected to showcase great vocabulary and storytelling. Make sure to ask your children about the new books they have started to read!
Year 3 - The Great Kapok Tree
Year 4 - Charlotte’s Web
Year 5 - Goodnight Mr Tom
Year 6 - Street Child
How many different words can you make using only these letters?
Remember: you can only use each letter once!
Year 1 & 2: fluffy
Year 3 & 4: grimace
Year 5 & 6: copious
Cristina Chan-Torres, from Jade class, took in July the ISTD ballet exam (Imperial Society of Teachers of Dancing) and successfully passed it with distinction.
Well done Christina - we are very proud of you!
Reception parents enjoyed a wonderful school meal taster session this morning. The parsnip flapjacks were particularly tasty! Thanks to the LEO Catering Team.
The children in Club 2 know their number bonds. Membership of the club needs to be earned each half term! Congratulations to the following children who are members of Club 2:
The children in 144 Club know their times tables. Membership of all the clubs needs to be earned each term! Congratulations to the following children who are members of the 144 Club:
Year 1 Badger : Belle G
Year 1 Rabbit : Aidan
Year 2 Fox : Killian
Year 2 Owl : Freddy
Year 3 Garnet : Aadeya
Year 3 Jade : Freddie
Year 3 Opal : Najibah
Year 4 Emerald : Jack
Year 4 Topaz : Flynn
Year 5 Amber : Sebastian
Year 5 Sapphire : Max
Year 6 Amethyst : Callie
Year 6 Turquoise : Oswald
Year 1 Badger : Sebastian C
Year 1 Rabbit : Lily
Year 2 Fox : Tyler
Year 2 Owl : Phoebe
Year 3 Garnet : Charlotte
Year 3 Jade : Ruby
Year 3 Opal : Maisie
Year 4 Emerald : Evie
Year 4 Topaz : Mia
Year 5 Amber : Scarlett
Year 5 Sapphire : Johnny
Year 6 Amethyst : Aimee
Year 6 Turquoise : Ella
The children have been busy practising their times tables by using Times Tables Rock Stars. Well done to this week's top three pupils who got the most correct answers:
We would be extremely grateful for any cakes, these could be homemade or shop brought.
All money raised will go to Macmillan Cancer Support! Everyone is welcome!
Date: Friday 27th September 2019
Time: 3:20pm
Place: Hall
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We are looking for a caretaker with handyman skills to join our premises team based at Cheam Fields Primary Academy.
20 hours per week, 3.30-6.30pm Monday - Friday,
Saturday mornings 8am-1pm during term time.
School holiday hours to be agreed with postholder and Site Manager
Follow this link for more information/to apply: eteach
TechyTots are looking for staff to help run breakfast and after school clubs please contact Julie Barber at Julie.barber@techytots.co.uk for information.
Sutton Dyslexia Association (www.suttondyslexia.org.uk) is a self-help group run entirely by volunteers and dependent on subscriptions and fundraising.
The association regularly holds coffee mornings and drop-in sessions which provide parents the opportunity to meet other parents of dyslexic children as well as ask questions.
The next coffee morning is on Friday 18th October 2019 at 9:45am at Oaks Park Tea Rooms, Carshalton, SM7 3BA (Please use Croydon Lane entrance).