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• Summer Term Relationship Lessons - Years 1-6

  Thu 25 Apr 2024

  During summer term, in our RSHE lessons across the school, our main focus is on relationships. RSE (relationship, sex education) lessons are included in our summer relationships lessons. 

    

  Relationships lessons are statutory and are taught in an age appropriate and respectful way. Pupils in Years 4-6 will be split by gender for some concepts for example puberty and menstruation to enable them to feel confident when asking questions. The content for each year group will be communicated on year group noticeboards. 

    

  There are two non-statutory elements of our RSE teaching: 

    

  •Female Genital Mutilation (FGM), which is covered in Year 4. 

  •The human reproduction system and conception, which are taught in Year 6. 

    

  As these are non-statutory lessons, parents have the option to view the lesson resources before they are taught and can speak to class teachers if they have concerns about their children being part of the lessons. 

    

  In Year 4, FGM will be taught in an age-appropriate way in a singular lesson. This lesson will be taught in the week beginning the 10th June. This important lesson has been planned with considerable research and thought and we encourage parents who are concerned about this, to look at the lesson resources and speak to class teachers. Resources for this lesson will be added to the year group noticeboard the week beginning the 20th May. 

    

  Year 6 lessons on RSE will start from the week beginning the 3rd June and the 10th June The first few lessons will cover puberty and menstruation. Then the last lesson will be the non-statutory lesson. Resources for this lesson will be added to the year group noticeboard the week beginning the 13th May. 

   
  Find out more about our RSHE curriculum and lessons here. 

• Reminder: Information and discussion session for parents of pupils with SEND, Thursday 2nd May

  Wed 24 Apr 2024 Clare Haines

  2nd May 1.45pm-3.10pm

  Venue: Main Hall

  Thank you to those of you who have let us know you will be joining us, If you are planning on coming but haven't let us know yet, please complete the 2 questions on the form linked below so that we can ensure we have enough space for everyone who wishes to come (one response per person).

  Let us know you are coming

  To help us plan for the session please click on this link.

  What will the meeting cover?

  This will be the  first in a series of sessions for parents of pupils with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND). Come together with school leaders to talk about SEND provision. The session will be hosted by the Ealing Parent & Carer Forum and will be joined by representatives from Ealing Local Authority

  Focus for this session:

  • SEND support, our current position
  • Parent Q&A
  • Share what’s important to you and your child.

• 2nd Place after Round 1 Netball League Fixtures

  Mon 22 Apr 2024 Natasha Pasha

  Today 8 children from Year 5 & 6 both boys and girls represented Fielding's Netball team. 

  There were a total of 13 schools that attended. 

  We played 6 games and won all of them. 

   

  Fielding vs West Acton 

  4 - 0

  Fielding vs Durdan's Park

  3 - 0

  Fielding vs North Primary

  4 - 0

  Fielding vs Derwentwater

  3 - 0

  Fielding vs Lady Margaret

  1 - 0

  Fielding vs Three Bridges 

  6 - 0

  We still have round 2 on Monday 24th June to confirm our school final position in the Featherstone Netball league. Currently, today following round 1 fixtures we stand in  2nd place!

   

  Special thanks to...

  Miral (5H), Alex (5H), Darcy (6P), Ahmed (6F), Daniel (6F) Ella (6F), Joseph (5P) Aoife (6H)

  

• 11-0 Victory for Year 5 & 6 Girls Football team in the Ealing Girls Cup Quarter Finals

  Sun 21 Apr 2024 Natasha Pasha

  Fielding Primary School's Year 5 & 6 Girls Performance football team put on an exceptional display as they triumphed over local rivals North Ealing Primary School with a resounding

   

  11- 0 victory

   

  The match began with Fielding Girls having a slow start, struggling initially to find the back of the net. However, after the first 10 minutes, the Fielding girls began to dominate possession and quickly turned the tide in their favor.

   

  By halftime, Fielding had established a commanding lead of 4-0. The girls showed determination and focus during the break, knowing they needed to maintain their performance and avoid complacency in the second half.

   

  The second half saw Fielding Girls build on their momentum, coming back even stronger. They added an impressive 7 goals to their tally, displaying remarkable teamwork and skill throughout the match.

   

  At the final whistle, Fielding emerged victorious with a remarkable 11-0 scoreline. Special recognition goes to Adelaide for maintaining a clean sheet in goal. The defensive lineup, consisting of Miral (5H), Daisy (5P), Lois (5P), Darcy (6P), Emily (6S), and Alice (5S), provided a solid foundation to ensure no goals were scored.

   

  Upfront, the strikers were in sensational form, with Coco (5P) leading the charge with 4 goals, followed by Flo G (6S) scoring a hattrick. They were also supported by Qamara (5S) scoring 1 goal and Emily who scored 2 goals.

   

  Congratulations to the Year 5 & 6 Girls Performance football team for their outstanding performance and teamwork, securing a well-deserved victory over North Ealing Primary School which means they are through to the semi-finals against Oaklands.

   

   

  Special thanks to...

  Adelaide (6S), Flo G (6S), Emily (6S), Coco (5P), Daisy (5P), Lois (5P), Miral (5H), Darcy (6P), Alice (5S), Qamara (5S)

  

• Easter TTRS Battle of the Bands results

  Sun 21 Apr 2024 Dan Thomas

  The results are in for our Easter Battle of the Bands!

   

  In the Years 3 & 4 Battle, congratulations to 4P who scored an overall 1047 points over the break on Times Tables Rock Stars. Also, congratulations to 3H and 4S who came in 2nd and 3rd place in the battle. A huge well done to the overall top player - William in 4P a.k.a Tom Avion. Congratulations also go to Alexander in 3H and Louis in 4P who were 2nd and 3rd in the individual scores.

   

  In the Years 5 & 6 Battle, congratulations to 6H who scored an overall 167 points over Easter. Well done to 6S and 5F who were 2nd and 3rd in the class battle. A huge congratulations also goes to Joni in 6H a.k.a Ricky Gass for winning the individual competition. Congratulations also go to Alvin in 6S and Nina in 6P who were 2nd and 3rd in the individual league.

   

  Well done and thank you to all children who took part in the competition and practised their times tables over Easter. Class and individual certificates and prizes will be delivered to classes this week.

   

  Please continue to encourage practice at home at least four times a week for 8-10 minutes in any of the game stages as we have seen a rapid increase in fluency in KS2 from the regular practice taking place in school and at home. Pupils are already rapidly recalling tables and overall showing great confidence and motivation to be even better. 
   

  The weekly year group tournaments are back up and running so continue to practice to boost your speed, fluency and confidence in the summer term.

  

• Year 3 Cricket Festival

  Thu 18 Apr 2024 Natasha Pasha

  Today 6 children from Year 3 attended Featherstone's Cricket Festival. The children learnt how to play a full game and played a total of 4 matches. 

  Fielding vs Little Ealing (lost)

  Fielding vs Lady Margaret (lost)

  Fielding vs West Acton (won)

  Fielding vs Acton Gardens (won)

  The children made a significant amount of progress once they got to grips of the game and understood how to run between wicked and accurately bowl. 

   

  Special thanks to...

  Jasper (3P), Monty (3F), Noah (3H), Astrid (3S), Charlotte (3S), Ameerah (3F)

  

• PTFA Reminder – School Disco – 11th May

  Thu 18 Apr 2024 PTFA

  Don’t forget, Saturday 11^th May is the annual Fielding School Disco Day and this year we are offering a disco for the kids in the school hall with snacks and drinks available to purchase, and a refreshment area for the adults outside. The disco is £2 per child - adult tickets not necessary.

  

• PTFA Meeting and Summer Fair Planning

  Thu 18 Apr 2024 PTFA

  The PTFA will hold its next online meetings on Monday, 22^nd April with updates on PTFA spending commitments and we'll be kicking off planning for the Summer Fair.
  
  We ask that at least one Class Rep attends the meeting, but of course any parent is welcome as we will be giving an overview of our activities and how you can get involved. 

  The morning session with Mr Dunmall will start at 10am whilst the evening session will start at 8.30pm. Both take place via Microsoft Teams - links are below. Any questions can be sent in advance to fieldingPTFA@gmail.com.

  ·         Click here to join the 10am meeting

  ·         Click here to join the 8.30pm meeting

   

• PTFA SAVE THE DATE – Summer Fair to Celebrate 70 Years of Fielding – 29th June

  Thu 18 Apr 2024 PTFA

  The PTFA is extremely excited to announce that Fielding’s Summer Fair will take place on Saturday 29^th June. This year’s fair will be extra special as it will commemorate 70 years of Fielding School!

  The Summer Fair is one of the PTFA’s primary fundraisers in the year and is always immensely popular with Fielding families – it will have the usual mix of stalls, activities, entertainment, and food – with an anniversary twist!

  If you would like to get involved in the organising team, please email fieldingPTFA@gmail.com or tune in to one of Monday’s PTFA meetings to hear more and share ideas – we are always on the lookout for new suggestions!

• PTFA Second Hand Uniform Shop opens on its first anniversary (20 April)

  Thu 18 Apr 2024 PTFA

  The PTFA's Secondhand Uniform Shop celebrates its first anniversary this month. In that time, we have had roughly a sale every month of the school year and raised an average of £300 at each one. This excludes the Christmas and Summer fairs which always had popular uniform sales. We estimate that over 1,400 pieces of uniform (both branded and non-branded) have been purchased at the shop supporting countless families and reducing the amount going to landfill.
  The shop is open once a month on either a Friday afternoon 3:30-4:30 or a Saturday morning 10:00-11:30, and dates can be found on the school calendar. Donations can be brought to the shop during the opening hours or left with the school office. The Fielding PTFA Uniform shop sells both branded and non-branded items in sizes from nursery all the way up to and included year 6, with prices ranging form 30p to £4 per item. If you haven’t visited yet, the shop is in the reception playground, next to the sports hall.
  
  The shop is organised and staffed exclusively by volunteers. In order to build on the success of the first year and to continue to provide this valuable service to the Fielding community we need more supporters to ensure the sales can continue to take place. If you have any questions or would like to volunteer to sort uniform ahead of a sale or at a sale event please get in touch at fieldingPTFAuniforms@gmail.com
  
  Next sale is Saturday 20th April 10:00 – 11:30. We hope to see you there