Parent Welcome Meeting at Cheam Park Farm

Tuesday 24th June at 6.30pm- 7:30pm or Thursday 26th June at 6.30pm- 7.30pm. 

This meeting is a chance for you to find out everything you need to know about your child starting Reception in September. 

New Reception Starters Presentation 

Classroom Parent Presentation

In order to ensure a smooth transition for the children we have a carefully planned a staggered start in September for our Early Years children. 

Monday 9th June 2025 Reception ‘stay and play’ at the school - 45 minute session. Your session will be confirmed with you once you have completed the admission form.

9:30am to 10:15am Stay and Play session with your child. (Session 1) 

10:45am to 11:30am Stay and Play session with your child. (Session 2)

Information to follow for 2025/26- Week commening 2nd September 2025

We value the importance of each child being an individual and understand that they are on their own ‘unique’ learning journey. We believe that children's first experience of school, or a new setting, has a big impact on how they settle and subsequently their feelings about school.  It is for this reason that we invest time in providing home visits to all children. 

Reception staff visit families prior to children starting school to gain a full understanding of the whole child. This also gives an opportunity for parents to share valuable information, promote a smooth entry to Nursery and help build a positive relationship between school and home.

We recognise the following benefits of home visits:

• • Building relationships

  • Linking the child’s learning from home and the setting

  • Assist parents/carers and staff to observe and gain understanding of their child’s skills/interest

  • The gathering of information

  • Smoother transition

Please click here for the Cheam Park Farm's School Uniform Information you can also find the relevant links for suppliers to purchase uniform.

Our policy on school uniform is based on the notion that school uniform:

• promotes a sense of pride in the school;

• engenders a sense of community and belonging towards the school;

• is practical and smart;

• identifies the children with the school;

• prevents children from coming to school in fashion clothes that could be distracting in class;

• makes children feel equal to their peers in terms of appearance;

• is regarded as suitable wear for school and good value for money by most parents;

• is designed with health and safety in mind

Pupil premium is additional funding allocated to all schools in England to support disadvantaged pupils and close the gap between them and their peers.

This budget includes pupils who are currently entitled to free school meals, have been free school meals in the past six years (FSM ‘Ever Six’), children that are cared for or adopted from care and children whose parents are in the armed forces.

Please click here for more information.