Weekly Newsletter
Weekly Newsletter
25th October 2024
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DIARY DATES AUTUMN TERM
HALF TERM - 28th October - 1st November
Monday 4th November - INSET DAY - NO SCHOOL
Tuesday 5th November - Back to school - Fireworks Menu
Tuesday 5th November - Pupil Advocates start selling Poppies in playground, please bring change
Wednesday 6th November - Year 1 only - Toy dress up day - Details here
Thursday 7th November - Year 2 Walk - Details here
Thursday 7th November - Year 6 - Height & Weight check
Friday 8th November - Year 1 Hearing check
Friday 8th November - Year 3 - Sleepover - Details here
Monday 11th November - Nursery & Reception only - Dress up day - Details here
Tuesday 12th November - Reception Story telling workshop - Details here
Tuesday 12th November - Parent consultations - Details here
Wednesday 13th November - Parent consultations - Details here
Wednesday 13th November - NO DRAMA, ART & MONOPOLY CLUBS
Thursday 14th November - Parent consultations - Details here
Thursday 14th November - NO FILM, YOUNG VOICES CLUBS
Friday 15th November - Children in Need - Details to follow
Wednesday 27th November - Year 1 Toy workshop - details here
Tuesday 3rd December - Choir Visit - Invite only
Friday 20th December - SCHOOL FINISHES 1:30PM
Future Term Dates here
Christmas Dates here
CHEAM FIELDS USEFUL PARENT INFORMATION
THANK YOU
Dear Cheam Fields Primary Academy ,
Please see attached a certificate of kindness for your wonderful harvest donation.
We’re so grateful for your generosity, which is making a real difference in our work helping people facing poverty and crises.
If you ever want to know any more about our work and how we are using your harvest donation, please don’t hesitate to get in touch.
Thank you again for your support to the foodbank and the community.
Everyone at Epsom and Ewell Foodbank.
LEO SPOOKY SPOONS WINNERS
The children's creativity in the spooky spoons competition was exceptional. Mrs. Ludlow had the difficult task of selecting winners from the many impressive entries. We are pleased to announce that the competition raised over £50 for the PTFA. Thank you to all participants for their contributions.
Nursery
Blue C
Otters
Isaac W
Hedgehogs
Winnie F
Badgers
Evie G
Rabbits
Erin W M
Owls
Sulaiman A
Foxes
Archie T
Emerald
Mathurisha
Amber
Ava C
Opal
Abigail E
Jade
Emily B F
Sapphire
Alfie K
Topaz
Louis D
Turquoise
Teddy B
Amethyst
Charlotte C
LEO ONLINE SAFETY PARENTS GROUP
Parent Online Safety Working Party.pdfNOVEMBER 5th MENU
LEO HALF TERM AUTUMN CLUBS
Leo Half Term Cheerleading Camp
Leo Half Term Cheerleading Camp
Site: Brookfield Primary Academy
Dates: Dates: Monday 28th October - Friday 1st November
Times: 9am-3pm
Activities: Gymnastics, Dance, Cheerleading and more!
Age: For pupils in years Reception - Year 6
Cost: £20 per day
This is not part of the HAF programme.
Limited spaces available, so book early to avoid disappointment!
Leo Half Term Sports Camp
Leo Half Term Sports Camp
Sites: Cheam Park Farm Primary Academy & Manor Park Primary Academy
Dates: Monday 28th october - Friday 1st November
Times: 9am-3pm
Activities: A variety of multi-sports activities, including football, basketball, dodgeball, Badminton, table tennis and now introducing ESports gaming!
Cost: £20 per day
Age: For pupils in Years Reception - Year 6
Bring a packed lunch.
This is not part of the HAF programme.
CHRISTMAS CARD COMPETITION
I am writing on behalf of Luke Taylor, our local MP, to invite your students to take part in Luke’s Christmas Card competition for his 2024 Christmas card design.
The Christmas cards will be distributed across the entire constituency, to Luke’s family and to key stakeholders across London and Parliament.
The winning child and runners up will also be given a certificate and a stack of cards to use themselves. We are also planning to host a small event to celebrate their designs.
This is a great opportunity for your pupils to showcase their artistic talent and hopefully just a good bit of Christmas cheer.
Please email your entries to: alice.bridgeswestcott@parliament.uk by midday 11th November 2024. Please provide the entries as a High-Resolution JPEG or PDF.
Please also include each child’s first name, age and school name in the file name.
Kindest regards,
Alice Bridges-Westcott
Chief of Staff for Luke Taylor MP | Sutton and Cheam
COMMUNITY FLU CATCH UP CLINICS
EXPERT ED MIDWEEK MATHS YEAR 5 & 6
Please find registration details below for ExpertEd’s free webinar series Midweek Maths. This series of evening webinars is for your pupils and their families, designed to stretch and challenge children in years 5-6 Maths.
ExpertEd offers schools and pupils the chance to learn through live interaction with experts in a variety of curriculum areas, providing enrichment and curriculum coverage. For more details the website: www.expertedlive.org.
LEO TRUST FAMILY SUPPORT WORKERS
LEO TRUST PARTNERSHIP WITH NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TEACHING
LEO Academy Trust is incredibly proud to work in partnership with the National Institute of Teaching as an Associate College to deliver Initial Teacher Training, (ITT) Early Career Framework (ECF) and National Professional Qualifications (NPQs) from September 2025. Our initial teacher training is a fully immersive school-centred programme - aspiring teachers will be in the classroom from the very start.
ASDA CASHPOT FOR CHEAM FIELDS
500 WORDS COMPETITION
500 Words Competition.pdfTRANSITION SUPPORT RECEPTION 2025
If your child was born between 1/9/20 & 31/8/21, you should apply for a primary school place to start in September 2025.
We’d love your child to join us at @CFPSchool.
The closing date is 15 January 2025 & you can apply online
ILLNESS UPDATE
Dear Parents and Carers,
We have had lots of questions recently about how long children should stay off school if they have been sick or had diarrhoea.
The NHS guidance regarding illness and school attendance states that children with vomiting or diarrhoea (regardless of the cause) should stay home for at least 48 hours after their last episode to prevent the spread of illness. We know that this may be frustrating, however it is important to prevent the spread of illness within the school community.
Please don’t send your child into school if you know that they have been sick.
Please see the attached poster for information from the NHS regarding when you should keep your child at home.
Kind regards
School Office
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