Back for the 7th year running!

We're thrilled to share some fantastic news from the front lines of the vegetable revolution! Veg Power's "Eat Them To Defeat Them" campaign has launched with a resounding success, and the early results are truly inspiring.

"Eat Them To Defeat Them" is a nationwide campaign designed to encourage children to eat more vegetables. It uses a fun, engaging, and slightly mischievous approach, transforming vegetables into playful "enemies" that children must conquer through consumption.

Hundreds of children have already joined in the fun, eating up their vegetables on their dinner plates or in their packed lunches and receiving stickers. The campaign is running until Easter. We extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone who has supported "Eat Them To Defeat Them" so far. Let's keep eating those vegetables and defeating those delicious villains!

Expression of interest form 

More information can be found here 

M site: Please line up outside the hall door from 8:40am for an 8:50am start. 

K site: Please line up outside the main office gate (gate 2) for a 9am start. 

Conquer the Easter break with LEO Sports Camps!

Get Ready for Action with LEO Sports Camps! 

LEO Sports Camps are back and better than ever! Led by our expert LEO Sports instructors, these action-packed camps are the perfect way for your child to stay active and entertained during the school holidays.

Join us at one of our four convenient locations - Brookfield Primary Academy, Manor Park Primary Academy, Cheam Park Farm Primary Academy, and Hurst Park Primary Academy - for a week of non-stop fun and games.  We've got a fantastic lineup of sports and activities planned, including daily challenges and competitions to keep things exciting.

Dates: Monday 7th April - Thursday 17th April

Times: 9am-3pm

Cost: £20 per day - Tax Free Options Available

Age: For pupils in Years Reception - Year 6

This is not part of the HAF programme.

Spaces are limited, so book HERE today and let the fun begin!

For more information visit our website or email sportscamps@leoacademytrust.co.uk

Naming uniforms

Please can you ensure that all of your child's belongings are named. 

Haircuts 

You will be aware that our school uniform policy states no extreme haircuts. We have noticed that some children have had logos or letters shaved into their hair. This is not allowed under our school policy. 

Jewellery, Hair & Make-up

Jewellery such as rings, earrings or bracelets are not to be worn to school. In pierced ears, a plain round stud may be worn but must be removed for physical activities (including dance, gymnastics and swimming). We allow children to wear watches but they remain the responsibility of the child at all times. For safety reasons, long hair should be tied back at all times. Any hair accessories must be of the school colours and should be fit for purpose (i.e. not a fashion statement).  No extreme styles of haircuts or eyebrow shavings are allowed. Hair must be of a natural colour and not dyed. Make-up and nail varnish are not allowed to be worn at school at any time.

If your child has an illness that requires them to take medication during school hours (e.g. antibiotics, cough medicine, creams etc.), you must fill in the Medicine Permission Form linked below.

This form, and the medication, must be brought to the school office on the morning that the medication is due to start. The school office staff will administer the medication at the times stated on the form by the parent/carer. You can collect the medication at the end of the school day, or at the end of the illness.

Please do not send any medicine into school with your child, this includes sore throat lozenges.

If we do not have a completed Medicine Permission Form we will not be able to administer medication to your child. 

Click here for the Medication Form 

A polite reminder to avoid parking over driveways or in ways that could be dangerous in the roads around both sites. This helps keep everyone safe, especially our children. 

Thank you for your cooperation in this matter. 

We pride ourselves on offering our children varied and exciting experiences that help to support their learning of the curriculum. The School Fund will allow us to provide additional activities, school visits and enrichment opportunities across all year groups.

We have a voluntary school fund donation of £10 a term / £30 a year per child or £40 for a family if there are siblings at the school. We are aware of the current cost of living crisis and any donation will be gratefully received.

Parents can make payments for the School Fund online through our Arbor payment system. Simply log in to the parent portal and navigate to your child's home screen, then visit the school shop. From there, you can choose the appropriate school fund option based on your needs. You also have the flexibility to purchase multiple school funds. The available options are: School Fund - £10 per term, School Fund - £30 per year for each child, and School Fund - £40 per family for siblings attending the school.

We would like to thank you for your continued support.

A guide for parents: Transitioning from Primary to Secondary school 

Starting a new school, with new teachers and classmates can be a very daunting and overwhelming thing. With that said, it is also a very exciting time and a big milestone which every young person experiences.

As a parent it is in our best interest to support our children through these unfamiliar times, therefore focusing on exciting opportunities such as: new subjects, activities and friends. Celebrating the milestone of finishing primary school, and all the ways they have grown, can really boost their self-esteem and confidence.

I understand that many of us may not have had a great school experience and the negative, worrying feelings that our children display could then trigger us and bring up some unwanted feelings and thoughts. Rest assured that you are not alone, we have all had some form of bad experience in our school days, but so long as we are encouraging and understanding, our children should feel at ease which will also be helpful for us as adults and parents.

If you would like any more support please feel free to contact the Family support worker.

Lotus Shadwell 

lshadwell1@leoacademytrust.co.uk   

Every two weeks, we hold a Celebration Assembly where we award two children per class a 'Star of The Week' certificate.  This is given to children who have impressed their teachers throughout the course of the week.  We also give two children per class a 'Be The Best You Can Be' certificate for demonstrating our Excellent Learner values. 

Our winners for the last two weeks are...