Cheam Fields Weekly Newsletter
Cheam Fields Weekly Newsletter
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20th June 2020
20th June 2020
Learning Together, Growing Together
Learning Together, Growing Together
Congratulations
Congratulations
Congratulations to Mrs Townsend and Mrs Mann
Congratulations to Mrs Townsend and Mrs Mann
Congratulations to Mrs Townsend who has been successfully appointed as the Vice Principal for Inclusion across the Cheam and Worcester Park Hub which includes Cheam Fields Primary Academy, Cheam Common Infants Academy and Cheam Common Junior Academy. She will now share her time between the three schools which will mean she is not at Cheam Fields full time.
Congratulations also goes to Mrs Mann who has been successfully appointed as our new Vice Principal. She will be continuing all her great work on our curriculum as well as taking on lots more exciting challenges.
Congratulations to both Mrs Townsend and Mrs Mann.
Message Board
Message Board
Well done Ella
Well done Ella
Well done to Ella (Turquoise) who was awarded the Star Player Award at Ashtead Allstars Netball Club end of season award evening this week (via Zoom , of course!)
Congratulations Ella, we are really proud of you!
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This Week's Events
This Week's Events
LEO Wellbeing Week
LEO Wellbeing Week
15th June - 19th June
15th June - 19th June
LEO Wellbeing Week is based on the Five Ways to Wellbeing: Connect, Give, Be Active, Take Notice and Keep Learning.
Evidence suggests there are 5 steps you can take to improve your mental health and wellbeing. Trying these things out could make you feel more positive so why not give them a go during LEO Wellbeing Week.
There will be a brand new Wellbeing Challenge each day of the week for you to get involved in and a Wellbeing Chart for you to record how you met the challenge.
We have also produced a Wellbeing guide to give you further ideas of activities you can take part in across the week.
The daily themes are as follows: Monday: Connect, Tuesday: Give, Wednesday: Be Active, Thursday: Take Notice and Friday: Keep Learning.
Check out the LEO Distance Learning site for activities and resources.
Mia (Owls) created a friendship tree as part of LEO Wellbeing Week.
Jessica and Sami (Year 3) created cards using watercolours to remind someone how grateful they are to have them in their lives!
Koala class enjoyed challenge 2 of Wellbeing Week by giving back to the planet and reusing items. They used toilet rolls and turned them into butterflies.
Tom (Topaz) put down his schools work and went on a nature walk.
Akos (Garnet) has been getting out on his bike. He has even managed to leave the stabilisers at home!
Well done Akos!
As part of Wellbeing Week, 6C/The Bubblindor Kingdom thought of qualities needed for a strong friendship. They also explored the concept of gratitude.
Weeks' Wacky Warriors have been keeping active for Wellbeing Week.
They learnt a whole dance routine in only half an hour!
Hayden Gro (Amber) had a go at the bottle snake activity using a bottle to blow bubbles.
Brilliant Hayden!
Lottie (Foxes) completed the bottle snake activity too,
Well done Lottie!
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Alligator class have been thinking about things that make them happy as part of Wellbeing week.
Phoebe G (Garnet) also had some fun making bubbles.
Well done Phoebe!
Upcoming Events
Upcoming Events
London Maths Week
London Maths Week
22nd June - 26th June
22nd June - 26th June
Maths Week London is coming to LEO… virtually! Wherever you are learning, there will be video activities and challenges each day. We want to celebrate maths learning across the capital, so all the maths will be London themed!
Mrs Dolling has written and created quizzes which will be done LIVE on:
Tuesday 23rd June at 10am- Tube lines quiz for KS2
Thursday 25th June at 10am- London landmarks quiz for KS2
Tune in for this as well as decoding London landmarks using code, navigating your way through the underground as quickly as possible and working out what each London symbol is worth with five different levels of difficulty!
Click here for a free outdoor activity pack and click here for a blog explaining the week!
Check out the LEO Distance Learning site for more information.
LEO Music Week
LEO Music Week
29th June - 3rd July
29th June - 3rd July
What better way to celebrate the last few weeks of the school year than by having our very own LEO Carnival!
During this music themed week you will be able to experience the delights of Carnival.
We may not be able to take our Carnival out onto the streets of Cheam and Sutton but we can certainly try and recreate this in our schools and homes.
There will be singing, dancing, playing, mask making and plenty of other activities for you to enjoy so make sure you join in on 29th June for LEO Academy Trusts very own street party!
What Has Been Happening At School...
What Has Been Happening At School...
PE sessions (socially distanced of course!) started again this week with Miss Bartlett!
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Laura and Rosie have been thinking about how to give to the planet. They looked at reusing household items and turning them into something else.
Well done!
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1A learnt about Kapok trees and combined it with LEO Wellbeing Week.
Sea Turtles enjoyed illustrating and describing what the fox from ‘The Fox and The Star’ sees.
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Year 6 have been singing together from their classrooms!
The Mighty Ducks explored what happens when colours are mixed together!
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Keyworker Group E (Eeyore group) had some pretending to be bakers at the water tray.
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Reception A had a go at some Rainforest Cosmic Yoga.
What Has Been Happening At Home...
What Has Been Happening At Home...
Well done to those of you who have been hard at work completing your Distance Learning Tasks from home this week.
Remember, you can (if you want to) send any work you do during and after these lessons into your year group mailboxes.
Luca (Owls) has created a nature picture following a local walk.
Well done Luca!
Milo (Sapphire) created some great Andy Warhol inspired artwork.
Well done Milo!
Beth C (Topaz) has created her own superhero.
Well done Beth!
Atish (Owls) and his sister Ashaana (Nursery) have been helping dad in the garden this week.
Great work!
Jeffreet (Topaz) has researched volcanoes.
Well done Jeffreet!
Tova (Opal) has completed some great Pop art.
Well done Tova!
Jack (Otters) created a poster to show what animals that live in the Rainforest.
Great work Jack!
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Ethan (Emerald) has also created a poster with drawing and writing facts about the Rainforest and its inhabitants.
Well done Ethan!
Emily (Sapphire) completed a quiz about Vikings and then made her own quiz.
Great work Emily!
Bator (Rabbits) learnt about Rainforests. He made his one from a box and put his little animals to demonstrate the layers.
Brilliant job Bator!
Sonny (Rabbits) has been finding out about the layers of the Rainforest.
Well done Sonny!
Information and Resources
Information and Resources
Transfer to Secondary School September 2021
Transfer to Secondary School September 2021
If your child is currently in Year 5, please click the following links for further information and guidance regarding transfer to secondary school.
Wellbeing & Online Safety Resources
Wellbeing & Online Safety Resources
Other Resources
Other Resources
Sutton Music Services Live Lessons
Sutton Music Services Live Lessons
Remember to join the weekly live lessons from Sutton Music Services delivered on Google Meet.
Please see the timetables to find out when your class lesson is scheduled and use the code that has been emailed to you to join the call.
NAS Sutton Moves Online!
NAS Sutton Moves Online!
Autism Workshops with Adapt to Learn
Autism Workshops with Adapt to Learn
Small Change Big Difference
Starting June 22th (morning) and June 24th (evening) for 4 weeks
'Small Change, Big Difference’, our popular series of workshops for parents of children with a diagnosis of autism is back, but this time it will be run on line!
Run by Adapt to Learn in conjunction with the NAS Sutton Branch, the series of workshops will empower parents, grandparents, carers or other family members in supporting them to help their children by developing an in-depth understanding of autism.
The course comprises of four x 1.5 hour sessions and will cover a range of topics.
You must sign up to and be able to attend all four sessions.
The sessions will be held online via Google Meet. All you need is a device with a camera, such as laptop or smart phone.
You don't need to have a Google accounts.
You do need to find an hour and a half of undisturbed time - probably the hardest bit!
Session 1 Understanding Autism
Session 2 Exploring different strategies you can use
Session 3 Is it Sensory or is it Behaviour?
Session 4 Communicating Emotions and Building Resilience
£20 per household to cover all 4 sessions.
There is a maximum of 10 spaces available on each programme.
Morning sessions will run from 10am - 11.30 am on 22/6, 29,6, 6/7 and 13/7.
Please book your place through this link: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/nas-sutton/t-jpadvn
Evening sessions will run from 6.30pm to 8pm on 24/6, 1/7, 8/7 and 15/7.
Please book your place through this link: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/nas-sutton/t-lrjovj
English Updates
English Updates
Top Picks
Top Picks
These are some of the great piece of English work that have been completed this week.
James (Foxes) has used Adobe Spark to create a story online.
Click here to read it.
Amazing work James!
This member of Unpoppables (Year 6) has written a great character descriptions of heroes.
Great work!
Molly (Emerald) has produced this excellent English work.
Well done Molly!
Jaylan (Opal) has completed a fact or opinion sheet about space.
Great work Jaylan!
Charlie (Jade) made this great poster about the Atlantic Ocean.
Well done Charlie!
Freya H (Amber) has written a descriptive piece of writing about Athena following on from her online session.
Excellent Freya!
Battle of the Books
Battle of the Books
Year 4 - How the Whale Became and other Stories - Ted Hughes
This collection of eleven evocative, accessible and funny stories tells how a particular animal came to be as it is now. The Whale grew up in God's vegetable patch but was banished to sea when he became too large and crushed all His carrots; the Polar Bear was lured to the North Pole by the other animals who were jealous that she always won the annual beauty contest; the Hare has asked the moon to marry him but can never stretch his ears high enough to hear her reply; the Bee must sip honey all day long to sweeten the bitter demon that runs through his veins . . . each story is a delight for reading alone or aloud.
Book Reviews
Book Reviews
Well done to all of you who completed an online book review this week:
Reception: Sophia
Year 1: Bator, Ava & Rosie
Year 3: Najibah, Mia & Tova
Year 4: Tom & Mia
Year 6: Kamyar
Click here to complete a book review for next week.
Here are some of their recommendations!
- Tom read 'Mr Gum and the Dancing Bear'. His favourite part was when, "Padlock wanted Mr Gum and Billy William to dance for him, but they didn't want to dance."
- Mia read 'The Big Match'. She said, "This book is about a boy's birthday and he has to make a decision between if he goes to the football match or has a party with his friends."
- Sophia gave 'The Naughtiest Fairy' 5 stars! Her favourite moment was when, "Trixie turned everyone’s fairy dust into sneezing powder."
Here are our Words of the Week!
Here are our Words of the Week!
w/c 15th June
w/c 15th June
Year 1 & 2: glistening Year 3 & 4: frantic Year 5 & 6: triumph
w/c 22nd June
w/c 22nd June
Year 1 & 2: compass Year 3 & 4: bustling Year 5 & 6: embark
Maths Updates
Maths Updates
Maths
Maths
These are some of the great piece of Maths work that have been completed this week.
Evie (Sapphire) has been working hard comparing and ordering decimal numbers.
Well done Evie!
Teddy (1C/Sea Turtles) sorted and ordered tens numbers into the correct order.
Well done Teddy!
Driftania (6D) solved tangrams as part of the 'Count on Us' challenge.
Club 1
Club 1
Well done to those of you who have completed your Club 1 test at home.
Click here to complete the test.
Congratulations to the following children who have joined the club from home and school over the last few weeks:
Badger Class: Phoebe, Jorja, Muhammad, Eve, Prajan, Jamie, George, Isla, Jessica, Hugo, Belle, Rowan, Ed
Rabbit Class: Charlotte, Eva, Charlie, Sophie, James, Sonny, Rosie, Oliver, Ava, Vianne
Didn't get in? Keep trying!
Club 2
Club 2
Well done to those of you who have completed your Club 2 test at home and at school.
Click here to complete the test.
Congratulations to the following children who have joined the club from home and school over the last few weeks:
Fox Class: Oscar, Cora, Rory, James, Arshikaa, Lottie, Killian, Ruby, Freddie
Owl Class: Atish, Anujan, Alexandra, Freddie, Rosie, Kaitlyn, Adam, Thomas, Luca, Emma, Mia, Phoenix, Callen, Freddy, Aniya
Didn't get in? Keep trying!
144 Club
144 Club
Well done to those of you who have completed your 144 Club test at home and at school.
Click here to complete the test.
Congratulations to the following children who have joined the club from home and school over the last few weeks:
Year 3 : Musawwir, Zac, Tova, Freddie, Charlie , Sam, Victoria, Cristina , Tanvi, Jaylan, Hugo, Sonny, Freya, Cristina, Alex, Emily
Year 4: Michael , Molly, Summer-Rose, Bethany, George, Emily, William, Bella, Mia, Nicolas, Amy, Rosie, Molly, Rosie, Jack
Year 5: Hayden Gre, Rebecca, Hayden Gro, Arshya, Lucas, Freya H, Charlotte, Ciaran, Abelash, Sasha, Eliza, Jamie, Alejandro, Sude, Vithuli, Laura, Evie, Zach, Tamzin
Year 6: Frankie, Ishaan, Bobby, Rhys, Maya, Gemma, Ignacio, Isla, Daisy, Asher, Joe, Lily, Aely, Miah, Oswald, Daniel, David, George, Josie, Jessica, Isla, Harry P, Theo, Freddie, Ollie, Maia, Preethy, Ella, Logan, Frankie, Aidan, Callie, Danielle, Leah, Jacob, Callum, Sam, Emmie
Didn't get in? Keep trying!
Join us next Wednesday at 2pm for a chance to join the battle!
Join us next Wednesday at 2pm for a chance to join the battle!
Times Table Rock Stars Battle of the Bands
Times Table Rock Stars Battle of the Bands
Years 2, 3, 4 and 5 did very well and have achieved some amazing scores.
Congratulations to Year 3 and 4 who won their battles!
Well done to everyone who took part.
Times Table Rock Stars
Times Table Rock Stars
The children have been busy practising their times tables by using Times Tables Rock Stars. Well done to...
The top three children across Key Stage 1 were:
1. Atish (Owl)
2. Ruby (Fox)
3. Rory (Fox)
The top three children across Key Stage 2 were:
1. Finlay (Amber)
2. Daniel (Jade)
3. Jeffreet (Topaz)
The top three classes in Key Stage 1 were:
- Fox
- Owl
- Badger
The top three classes in Key Stage 2 were:
1. Amber
2. Topaz
3. Emerald
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