Cheam Fields Primary Academy
Cheam Fields Primary Academy
Weekly Newsletter
Weekly Newsletter
14th May 2021
14th May 2021
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Mental Health Awareness Week
Mental Health Awareness Week
It is Mental Heath Awareness Week.
The theme for this year's week is 'nature'. Recent National Trust research found a link between feeling connected to nature and having improved wellbeing.
Here is a health and wellbeing booklet helping children reconnect with the natural environment through 14 outdoor activities and games.
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Sustainable Development Goals Project 3
Sustainable Development Goals Project 3
Project 3 is SDG 13: Climate Action
Project 3 is SDG 13: Climate Action
Project Tasks:
Please upload projects to Classroom or Seesaw accounts or email to our school office with SDG in the subject line.
Dates For Your Diary
Dates For Your Diary
Monday 17th May - Friday 21st May
Monday 17th May - Friday 21st May
Walk to School Week
Walk to School Week
For this week, children are encouraged to walk to school as many times as possible. This could mean walking from home or parking further away from the school and walking the rest of the way. Any child who walks to school everyday receives a badge.
Monday 17th May - Children can wear trainers to kickstart the week
Thursday 20th May - Outdoor Classroom Day
Friday 21st May - Mufti to end the week
IPC Parent Meeting - Wednesday 26th May at 9:30am
IPC Parent Meeting - Wednesday 26th May at 9:30am
As many of you are aware, our curriculum is inspired by the International Primary Curriculum and the research behind it.
We would love to tell you more about this and our updated curriculum in virtual parent meeting on Wednesday 26th May at 9:30am.
A link will be sent out in an email to you all on Friday 21st May.
If you are unable to join, a copy of the slides and a recording will be sent out afterwards.
Please check the dates section regularly as dates may change and new dates will be added.
Please check the dates section regularly as dates may change and new dates will be added.
Friday 28th May - Last Day of Half Term (Normal Finishing Times)
Monday 31st May - Friday 4th June - Half Term
Monday 7th June - School Returns (No INSET Day)
Monday 14th June - Friday 18th June - My Money Week
Wednesday 23rd June - National Thank a Teacher Day!
Monday 28th June - Friday 2nd July - Maths Week London
Monday 12th July - Friday 16th July - Children's Arts Week
Friday 23rd July - Last Day of Term
Monday 6th September - INSET Day
Tuesday 7th September - Start of Autumn Term
Things to Celebrate!
Things to Celebrate!
Congratulations Sam!
Congratulations Sam!
Well done to Sam (Opal) who passed his Grade1 flute exam.
What an excellent achievement Sam - congratulations!
Great Playing Jacob!
Great Playing Jacob!
Well done to Jacob (Jade) who passed his Grade1 guitar exam and performed at the Reigate Music Festival.
Well done Jacob - what a great achievement!
Well done Tom!
Well done Tom!
Well done to Tom (Sapphire) who has built his first remote control robot (with a little help from dad).
Congratulations Tom!
Achievement Awards
Achievement Awards
Reception Hedgehogs: Joseph
Reception Otters: Ezaan
Year 1 Badger: Noah
Year 1 Rabbit: Sebastian
Year 2 Fox: Charlie R
Year 2 Owl: Sebastian
Year 3 Amber: Freddie
Year 3 Emerald: Freddy
Year 4 Garnet: Hisham
Year 4 Jade: Mark
Year 4 Opal: Sonny
Year 5 Sapphire: Flynn
Year 5 Topaz: Alfie
Year 6 Amethyst: Flavio
Year 6 Turquoise: Archie
Reception Hedgehogs: Ollie
Reception Otters: Sherif
Year 1 Badger: Anna
Year 1 Rabbit: Hugo N
Year 2 Fox: Oliver
Year 2 Owl: Phoebe
Year 3 Amber: Aadi
Year 3 Emerald: Tyler
Year 4 Garnet: Yi Jing
Year 4 Jade: Sally
Year 4 Opal: Harieth
Year 5 Sapphire: Nicolas
Year 5 Topaz: Molly
Year 6 Amethyst: Vithuli
Year 6 Turquoise: Sasha
Going for Gold! Awards
Going for Gold! Awards
Congratulations to all the children who received the Achievement & Going for Gold! awards this week.
Congratulations to all the children who received the Achievement & Going for Gold! awards this week.
Club 1
Club 1
The children in Club 1 know their number bonds. Membership of the clubs need to be earned each half term! Congratulations to the following children who have achieved membership of the club.
Badger Class:
Rabbit Class: Kaiyan, Amaayra, George, Thomas, Noah
Club 2
Club 2
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:
Year 2 Fox Class: Logan, Naam Hang, Matteo, Vianne, Leila, Rosie, Charlie F, Charlotte C, Lily, Violet, Freddie, Charlie R, Tallulah, Teddy, James, Albert, Oliver, Molly, Zak, Sophie, Sonny
Year 2 Owl Class: Abigail, Carmen, Ed, Eve, George, Hugo, Ozzy, Rowan, Saifaan, Sebastian, Toby, Siyona, Alessandro, Prajan, Caitlin, Joya
144 Club
144 Club
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 3 Amber: Matheo, Rory, Ewa, Killian, Serena, Aadi, William
Year 3 Emerald: Alexandra, Anujan, Atish, Rama, Shaen, Zara, Freddy, Harrison M, Thomas, Isabella, Phoenix, Tyler, Ruby, Rosie
Year 4 Garnet: Sujay, Arav, Haris, Rohan, Freya, Beau, Hisham, Najibah, Roman, Sophie, Daouda, Menaal, Tanvi
Year 4 Jade: Emily, Freddie R, Freddie W, Thea, Saanvi, Dominic, Aadeya, Ammn, Bella
Year 4 Opal: An Bond, Hariethpal, Charlie
Year 5 Sapphire: Fynn, Amy Cl, Fred, Safia, Isha, Ruby, Jeffreet, Umut, Henry, Rhys
Year 5 Topaz: Molly, Sadhana, Jack, Summer-Rose, William, Jeevika, Mia, Evie, Aabha, Summer Reid, Michael, Charlie K, Zixuan, Rosie B, Dylan, Adora
Year 6 Amethyst: Sude, Joe, Alejandro, Flavio, Lucas, Eliza, Freya H, Lola, Finlay, Eva, Sebastian, Freya TL, Jamie, Vithuli, Hayden Gre
Year 6 Turquoise: Izzy, Sofia, Thomas, Johnny, Harrison, Emily, Freddie, Milo, Charlotte, Abelash, Sasha, Lily J, Dexter, Rebecca, Abinaya, Evie, Zixi, Zach, Brihanna
Well done Tyler (Amber) for completing this family tree and finding out about his ancestors.
Great work Tyler!
Well done Lottie (Amber) and Ewa (Amber) who researched woolly mammoths and created informative posters to how their findings.
Brilliant job Lottie and Ewa!
Well done Ethan (Topaz) for creating this amazing Viking long boat.
Great work Ethan!
Doodle
Doodle
Well done to everyone who has been 'doodling' hard this week!
Don't forget to visit https://www.doodlemaths.com to practise
Our top 3 classes for Doodle Maths are...
Our top 3 classes for Doodle Maths are...
Amethyst
Opal
Topaz
Our top 3 classes for Doodle Tables are...
Our top 3 classes for Doodle Tables are...
Amethyst
Garnet
Emerald
Our top 3 classes for Doodle English are...
Our top 3 classes for Doodle English are...
Amethyst
Topaz
Sapphire
Our top 3 classes for Doodle Spellings are...
Our top 3 classes for Doodle Spellings are...
Garnet
Badgers
Foxes
Information and Resources
Information and Resources
School Meal Payments - KS2 Reminder
School Meal Payments - KS2 Reminder
If your child has a school meal, can you please check your Arbor account and make any necessary payments.
Unfortunately Arbor do not send out reminders when your account is low or goes into debt. It is up to the account holder to keep a check on the balance.
Any queries please contact the school office.
Week Commencing 10th May
Year 1: Blossom
Year 2: Urban
Year 3: Communal
Year 4: Ceremony
Year 5: Territory
Year 6: Emigration
Week Commencing 17th May
Year 1: Wild
Year 2: Rural
Year 3: Ingenious
Year 4: Influence
Year 5: Volatile
Year 6: Globalisation
Each week we put a brief synopsis of one of our Battle of the Books in the newsletter from a year group’s book list.
Year 1 - On the Way Home- Jill Murphy
Claire has hurt her knee so she sets off home to tell her mum all about it. On the way she meets her friends and tells them how the fall happened. But just how did it happen . . .? Was she dropped by a wolf, a slithering snake, an enormous dragon or a hairy gorilla?!
On the Way Home is a fantastic journey of the imagination that every child who tells the occasional tall tale will relate to!
Opportunity
Opportunity
Sutton Dyslexia Association
Sutton Dyslexia Association
The next meeting of Sutton Dyslexia Association is on Wednesday 19th May 2021, at 8 pm, via Zoom where Professor Bruce Evans, Optometrist and Researcher, will be talking about "Dyslexia and Vision".
If you would like to register to join the meeting, please email your full name and email address in advance to admin@suttondyslexia.org.uk
The access details will be sent by email on the morning of the meeting so that you can join the meeting from 7.55pm.
For further details, phone 07941 589293
Please click here for further information about the project as well as details regarding how to book a place.
PLEASE NOTE TO BOOK A PLACE YOU WILL NOW HAVE TO CONTACT THEM DIRECTLY: info@lovetheatrearts.com or Nick: 0781650703, Hannah: 07739985393
Please check your emails for links to join.
To secure a spot visit our website at www.london-tkd.co.uk, select programmes, find your child’s school and follow the directions.
For more information, call or text us on 07553 065214.
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