Whilst we have Lost Property locations on both sites, we are aware that some children have lost items that haven't been located yet. Please can we politely request that parents check name labels inside jumpers, cardigans etc. to ensure that your child doesn't have items of clothing belonging to another child. It also seems timely to remind parents that all items of clothing should be named so that we can easily return them to their rightful owner. Thank you for your assistance with this.

Children, young people and families with any concerns can contact the school nursing service via phone or email. For parents, the school nursing duty line number is 0208 770 5409 and is open Monday to Friday 9am-5pm. For children and young people who require support, the contact number is 0208 770 4409 from Monday to Friday 9am-5pm, or the email address is schoolnursing@sutton.gov.uk

Cheam Park Farm Primary Academy wishes to ensure that pupils with medical conditions receive appropriate care and support at school. This policy has been developed in line with the Department for Education’s guidance released in April 2014 – “Supporting pupils at school with medical conditions”.

Please ensure all asthma inhalers and Epipens are in date.

When a child is prescribed medication such as antibiotics ask the GP for one that can be taken three times a day – before school, after school and before bed.

We are proud of the breadth of music provision we have at Cheam Park Farm, including our whole class instrumental lessons. Claire Cossins, our cello teacher, has immediate lesson availability if your child is interested in taking up individual tuition in this instrument. This is a fantastic opportunity for children who clearly enjoy music so please contact the school if you are interested.

We often have job opportunities that arise somewhere across the LEO Academy Trust. You can access details about jobs via the images here or keep checking the LEO Staff Vacancies section of the website by clicking here.

LEO CATERING

Our school catering provision is offered to all children across the Trust by LEO Catering, our in house catering supplier.

The menus are created and refreshed three times a year, catering for children with allergies and are available to view on the LEO trust website.

LEO meals are freshly cooked on site and our menus follow government food standard guidelines and offer excellent value at £2.30 a day for a main meal, dessert, choice of salad bar, fresh bread daily and vegetarian and Halal options. Children in Reception, Year 1 and Year 2 receive a free meal funded by the government’s Universal Infant Free School Meal grant and we encourage anyone in any year group who thinks they may be eligible to apply for free school meal funding to apply.

We look forward to welcoming you to our table where eating well is always our aim.

Please see the link below for further information about LEO school meals.

LEO Catering

FREE SCHOOL MEALS

We are happy to provide free school meals to parents who are eligible for this offer. Please see the link below for information on Pupil Premium and how to apply.

Pupil Premium

PACKED LUNCHES

Many of our children bring packed lunches into school and we are very pleased with the time parents take to ensure the contents of the lunches are healthy. As a 'Healthy School' we would like to avoid children eating sugary food items in school. We also suggest no more than 5 items in the lunchbox so that children have time to play outside as well as eat lunch.

We would also like to remind all parents and carers that our school is a Nut Free school. This means that no child should be bringing anything into school either in their packed lunch box or as a morning snack that contains nuts. This includes spreads such as peanut butter, nutella etc. in sandwiches. We have children attending our school who suffer from severe nut allergies and, as such, cannot be exposed to any form of nuts.

Thank you for your support and understanding in ensuring that all of our children are kept safe in school.

The PTFA is excited to let you know that they will be launching an online second-hand uniform sale with items costing from as little as 50p so please look out for an email over the next few weeks. In the meantime, if you have any uniform that you would like to donate to the school, please wash it first and then place it in the purple wheelie bin - one at each site. We would welcome anything school related from bookbags, trousers, jumpers, dresses to school shoes, PE shoes, CPF beanie hats and so forth. Thank you for your support.

Wheelie bins are situated on both sites - next to the main entrance on the Kingston Site and next to Rainbow House on the Molesey Site.

We are aware that some of our children across both sites are re-enacting computer games they have been playing outside school during break and lunchtimes. Unfortunately, on occasion, this play has become quite aggressive and violent and inappropriate language is often used. We know that computer and online games have age recommendations to ensure parents know what is/is not appropriate for their children . Please see the link below to Commonsensemedia. This website has invaluable advice for parents regarding films, computer games and other media children may wish to access.

Commonsensemedia

A reminder to everyone that the post box outside the main entrance (M) is secure and can be used as a drop off point for communication. It is opened every day.

We pride ourselves on offering our children varied and exciting experiences and activities that help to support their learning of the curriculum. The School Fund allows us to provide additional activities 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.

Parents can pay for School Fund online via our Arbor payment system. Log into the parent portal and on your child's home screen under accounts you will see School Fund, click into this and select Top Up Account. You can then choose to pay the £10 or £30, if paying for a family for £40 please pay on your eldest child's account). Please ignore the weekly payments, you just need to make the one off payment for either the term or academic year as you choose.

We would like to thank you for your continued support.

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