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Autumn Term 2025 - Parent Newsletter and Curriculum Mind Map
Walk to School Week
Thank you to everyone who has walked, scooted or cycled to school this week and to anyone who has used the school park and ride (Castons Car Park). This helps reduce the traffic around the school, is good for the environment and is a great excuse to get the children moving and talking. I hope you have enjoyed a bit of sun this morning on your journey and fingers crossed the sun stays with us for a little longer.
FS in lead to win Ice Cream Party!
FS is now in the lead to win ice cream party! Come and see us today on the playground to see the leaderboard, ask any questions, pay cash and get help to sign up online. You can also find out how much sponsorship your child has raised.
Sponsorship will close this Friday! Go here to sign up your child online and take advantages of the packages offered by sponsorship amount.
Smartphone Free Childhood coffee and chat
Just a reminder to join us on the playground if you can after morning drop off today for tea/coffee and a chat. It is very informal and a chance to meet the Smartphone Free Childhood parent team which is developing, and to share your thoughts and ideas.
We hope to see you there!
Colour Run Sponsorship closes Friday!
So far 100 children have signed up for the Colour Run! Go here to sign up your child online and take advantages of the packages offered by sponsorship amount. Note online sponsorship will close this Friday.
We will be on the playground Friday to answer any questions & help you sign-up. You can also hand cash into the school office.
Year 6 are still in the lead to winning the Icecream Party and Non Uniform day. This is followed by Year 4, 2, 3, FS, Year 1 and Year 5 is in last place. Still time to change this!
Last Fishbowl coin challenge on top playground!
If it is still raining at pick-up we will be at top playground for the last chance to win 50 house points with the Fishbowl coin challenge!
Year 6
Welcome to Year 6.
Class teacher of Ottawa: Miss Watkins
Class teacher of Lima: Mr Thorpe
Key stage 2
Latest News
NEWS
Year 6 Leavers Hoodies
Dear parents and carers,
As a tradition in year 6, we would like to organise leavers hoodies for the children to purchase and wear for their final half term in school. They will be able to keep these as a memory of their time at Fairfields. The hoodies will be designed with the school logo on the front, and with the children's names from year 6 on the back. Only the children's first names will be used, unless we have two children with the same first name. In this situation, the child's first name and first letter of their surname will be used.
A parent of a child in year 6 has kindly offered to coordinate the hoodies being designed and ordered but before we send out further details, we need to check if you are happy for your child's name to be included on the hoodie. If you do not want your child's name on the hoodie, please can you inform the school office by Friday 8th May. After this date, we will get started on the hoodie design.
Many thanks
Mrs Vicky Hopkins
Netball Club
Dear parents and carers,
There will be no netball club for years 5 and 6 tomorrow after school. Netball will continue on Monday 20th April.
Many thanks
Netball club cancelled
Dear parents and carers,
There will be no netball club next week as it is Parents Evening on Monday after school. Netball will resume as normal the week after.
Kind regards
Mrs Vicky Hopkins
Missing books- URGENT
Dear parents/carers of Lima class,
Sadly, two further books have gone missing today from Lima's classroom. These are brand new books which belong to a child in the class. Please can you ensure that your child has not brought home any additional books which do not belong to them. The books which went missing today are titled “The catastrophic friendship fails of Lottie Brooks” and “The mega complicated crushes of Lottie Brooks”. We have spoken to the children about this issue previously and have reiterated to them the seriousness of taking someone else's belongings. I would appreciate it if you could also speak to your child about this issue so that we can stop this situation from continuing.
Kind regards
Mrs Vicky Hopkins