Fairfields Primary School
Open mornings for parents of children eligible to start in September 2025 will be held on 17th October 2024, 21st November 2024 and 5th December 2024. Please call 01256 473886 if you would like to book to visit on one of these dates.
About Us
Opened in 1887, Fairfields Primary is the oldest school in Basingstoke, Hampshire. Parents, grandparents and great grandparents all have fond memories of their time at our school.
Everything that we do is based on our four Core Values; Love, Respect, Honesty and Celebration. Our aim is develop resilient and confident children who are highly skilled and able to adapt to an ever changing landscape. These are also outlined below. For that reason, we have written a unique curriculum based on real experiences and high quality literature.
The pupils at our school play a huge part in school improvement. Our School Council consists of pupils in every year group who are voted in by their peers and who help to shape the direction of the school. Please see our School Council page with updates of their latest priorities.
Finally, we work closely with parents who have taken the decision to invest in our school by enrolling their children. We believe that parents are the most crucial element of providing an effective team around a child and we therefore expect them to be involved in school life, at every level.
Our Vision
To prepare the children of today to thrive and meet the challenges of tomorrow, by developing independence and resilience through a forward thinking and evolving curriculum, proudly reflecting our diverse community, inspiring and celebrating all achievements.
Our Mission
We are a vibrant, diverse and inclusive community, fostering a culture of learning and resilience, through a creative and pupil-centered curriculum where children are encouraged to take risks and learn from their mistakes, all within a supportive environment.
Our Ethos
- All members of the school community will treat each other with mutual respect,
- All children to be supported and challenged to achieve the best that they can which will be celebrated by the school community,
- All children will enjoy an exciting and inspiring educational experience,
- All children will understand how they can show love towards members of their community and have access to a safe and secure learning environment and good quality pastoral care,
- All children will develop the skills that will enable them to be successful citizens in a modern world this includes being an honest citizen,
- All children will recognise their value within, and contribution to their local, national and international communities as global citizens.
Each year we develop an action plan to improve areas identified from a range of information including performance data. Please visit our 'School Development Priorities' page under the 'Parents' tab on the website to learn about our school development plan for this year and the review of last year.
Latest News
Photograph orders - Deadline for free delivery to school 22nd November
The photograph proof cards were sent home with the children last week. Details of how to order online were included on the proof card and orders made by Friday 22nd November will receive free delivery to school. Orders can be placed after this date but will incur a delivery charge.
Non Uniform Day - Friday 22nd November
Friday 22nd November will be Non Uniform Day to collect donations for our school Christmas Fair. If you are able to bring in a donation, we will be grateful for the following which we will collect on the playground on school drop off.
FS: Biscuits
Year 1: Chocolate (nut free)/ wrapped sweets
Year 2: Chocolate (nut free)/ wrapped sweets
Year 3: Biscuits/ wrapped sweets
Year 4: Soft drink/ Alcohol free mulled wine
Year 5: Wine/ alcoholic drink/ soft drink
Year 6: Wine/ alcoholic drink/ soft drink
Invite to classrooms and Sora workshop
Just a reminder that Foundation Stage and year 1 and 2 parents and carers are invited into school on Thursday this week (21st November) to spend time in the classroom with your child experiencing our new Sora reading platform, and then joining us in the hall for a presentation on how to access Sora from home. Please come through the school office at 2.00pm to start. This will run until 3.00pm.
Parents and carers in years 3, 4, 5 and 6 are invited in on the following Thursday (28th November) for the same session, also at 2.00pm.
Many thanks and we hope to see you there. If you can't make it and need any help, please do ask your child's class teacher.
Fairfields Primary School
Open mornings for parents of children eligible to start in September 2025 will be held on 17th October 2024, 21st November 2024 and 5th December 2024. Please call 01256 473886 if you would like to book to visit on one of these dates.
About Us
Opened in 1887, Fairfields Primary is the oldest school in Basingstoke, Hampshire. Parents, grandparents and great grandparents all have fond memories of their time at our school.
Everything that we do is based on our four Core Values; Love, Respect, Honesty and Celebration. Our aim is develop resilient and confident children who are highly skilled and able to adapt to an ever changing landscape. These are also outlined below. For that reason, we have written a unique curriculum based on real experiences and high quality literature.
The pupils at our school play a huge part in school improvement. Our School Council consists of pupils in every year group who are voted in by their peers and who help to shape the direction of the school. Please see our School Council page with updates of their latest priorities.
Finally, we work closely with parents who have taken the decision to invest in our school by enrolling their children. We believe that parents are the most crucial element of providing an effective team around a child and we therefore expect them to be involved in school life, at every level.
Our Vision
To prepare the children of today to thrive and meet the challenges of tomorrow, by developing independence and resilience through a forward thinking and evolving curriculum, proudly reflecting our diverse community, inspiring and celebrating all achievements.
Our Mission
We are a vibrant, diverse and inclusive community, fostering a culture of learning and resilience, through a creative and pupil-centered curriculum where children are encouraged to take risks and learn from their mistakes, all within a supportive environment.
Our Ethos
- All members of the school community will treat each other with mutual respect,
- All children to be supported and challenged to achieve the best that they can which will be celebrated by the school community,
- All children will enjoy an exciting and inspiring educational experience,
- All children will understand how they can show love towards members of their community and have access to a safe and secure learning environment and good quality pastoral care,
- All children will develop the skills that will enable them to be successful citizens in a modern world this includes being an honest citizen,
- All children will recognise their value within, and contribution to their local, national and international communities as global citizens.
Each year we develop an action plan to improve areas identified from a range of information including performance data. Please visit our 'School Development Priorities' page under the 'Parents' tab on the website to learn about our school development plan for this year and the review of last year.
Latest News
Photograph orders - Deadline for free delivery to school 22nd November
The photograph proof cards were sent home with the children last week. Details of how to order online were included on the proof card and orders made by Friday 22nd November will receive free delivery to school. Orders can be placed after this date but will incur a delivery charge.
Non Uniform Day - Friday 22nd November
Friday 22nd November will be Non Uniform Day to collect donations for our school Christmas Fair. If you are able to bring in a donation, we will be grateful for the following which we will collect on the playground on school drop off.
FS: Biscuits
Year 1: Chocolate (nut free)/ wrapped sweets
Year 2: Chocolate (nut free)/ wrapped sweets
Year 3: Biscuits/ wrapped sweets
Year 4: Soft drink/ Alcohol free mulled wine
Year 5: Wine/ alcoholic drink/ soft drink
Year 6: Wine/ alcoholic drink/ soft drink
Invite to classrooms and Sora workshop
Just a reminder that Foundation Stage and year 1 and 2 parents and carers are invited into school on Thursday this week (21st November) to spend time in the classroom with your child experiencing our new Sora reading platform, and then joining us in the hall for a presentation on how to access Sora from home. Please come through the school office at 2.00pm to start. This will run until 3.00pm.
Parents and carers in years 3, 4, 5 and 6 are invited in on the following Thursday (28th November) for the same session, also at 2.00pm.
Many thanks and we hope to see you there. If you can't make it and need any help, please do ask your child's class teacher.
Fairfields Primary School
Open mornings for parents of children eligible to start in September 2025 will be held on 17th October 2024, 21st November 2024 and 5th December 2024. Please call 01256 473886 if you would like to book to visit on one of these dates.
About Us
Opened in 1887, Fairfields Primary is the oldest school in Basingstoke, Hampshire. Parents, grandparents and great grandparents all have fond memories of their time at our school.
Everything that we do is based on our four Core Values; Love, Respect, Honesty and Celebration. Our aim is develop resilient and confident children who are highly skilled and able to adapt to an ever changing landscape. These are also outlined below. For that reason, we have written a unique curriculum based on real experiences and high quality literature.
The pupils at our school play a huge part in school improvement. Our School Council consists of pupils in every year group who are voted in by their peers and who help to shape the direction of the school. Please see our School Council page with updates of their latest priorities.
Finally, we work closely with parents who have taken the decision to invest in our school by enrolling their children. We believe that parents are the most crucial element of providing an effective team around a child and we therefore expect them to be involved in school life, at every level.
Our Vision
To prepare the children of today to thrive and meet the challenges of tomorrow, by developing independence and resilience through a forward thinking and evolving curriculum, proudly reflecting our diverse community, inspiring and celebrating all achievements.
Our Mission
We are a vibrant, diverse and inclusive community, fostering a culture of learning and resilience, through a creative and pupil-centered curriculum where children are encouraged to take risks and learn from their mistakes, all within a supportive environment.
Our Ethos
- All members of the school community will treat each other with mutual respect,
- All children to be supported and challenged to achieve the best that they can which will be celebrated by the school community,
- All children will enjoy an exciting and inspiring educational experience,
- All children will understand how they can show love towards members of their community and have access to a safe and secure learning environment and good quality pastoral care,
- All children will develop the skills that will enable them to be successful citizens in a modern world this includes being an honest citizen,
- All children will recognise their value within, and contribution to their local, national and international communities as global citizens.
Each year we develop an action plan to improve areas identified from a range of information including performance data. Please visit our 'School Development Priorities' page under the 'Parents' tab on the website to learn about our school development plan for this year and the review of last year.
Latest News
Photograph orders - Deadline for free delivery to school 22nd November
The photograph proof cards were sent home with the children last week. Details of how to order online were included on the proof card and orders made by Friday 22nd November will receive free delivery to school. Orders can be placed after this date but will incur a delivery charge.
Non Uniform Day - Friday 22nd November
Friday 22nd November will be Non Uniform Day to collect donations for our school Christmas Fair. If you are able to bring in a donation, we will be grateful for the following which we will collect on the playground on school drop off.
FS: Biscuits
Year 1: Chocolate (nut free)/ wrapped sweets
Year 2: Chocolate (nut free)/ wrapped sweets
Year 3: Biscuits/ wrapped sweets
Year 4: Soft drink/ Alcohol free mulled wine
Year 5: Wine/ alcoholic drink/ soft drink
Year 6: Wine/ alcoholic drink/ soft drink
Invite to classrooms and Sora workshop
Just a reminder that Foundation Stage and year 1 and 2 parents and carers are invited into school on Thursday this week (21st November) to spend time in the classroom with your child experiencing our new Sora reading platform, and then joining us in the hall for a presentation on how to access Sora from home. Please come through the school office at 2.00pm to start. This will run until 3.00pm.
Parents and carers in years 3, 4, 5 and 6 are invited in on the following Thursday (28th November) for the same session, also at 2.00pm.
Many thanks and we hope to see you there. If you can't make it and need any help, please do ask your child's class teacher.