Keep up to date with all the news happening in the school at the moment. Articles are added during the week. Parents are encouraged to check regularly. Our weekly bulletin, emailed directly to parents, summarises content for the week.

• Parent and Carer Transition Drop-In

  Fri 30 Jun 2017 C Chadwick

  With only a few weeks remaining this Summer term, we are thinking ahead to the changes children will experience in September. Children will be meeting their new teacher on moving up morning, and will be involved in a variety of  transition activities to support their move to a new year group, phase or high school.

  If you have any concerns or questions relating to transition please join us on Thursday 6th July, between 2:30 and 3:30pm, in the school house. We will be joined by Hannah Howell-Day who works alongside us to support transition.

• Pupils Leaving School

  Fri 30 Jun 2017

  If your child is leaving at the end of this term (all pupils except Year 6) please ensure that you have notified the school office and submitted a Leavers’ Form. This is essential as the school has to inform Ealing borough of all joiners and leavers throughout the academic year and we must be able to forward pupils’ files on to their destination schools.

  Leavers form

• Childcare Vouchers

  Fri 30 Jun 2017
  Parents cannot use child care vouchers to pay for school trips or events. Vouchers can only be used towards childcare and clubs. Thank you

• School Meals

  Fri 30 Jun 2017
  This is to remind all parents to ensure their child's school meal account with Harrison's Catering is clear or in credit before we break up for Summer. Thank you

• Annual Reports and End of Year Assessment Information

  Fri 30 Jun 2017

  From the afternoon of Wednesday 5th July your child’s end of term assessments and Annual Report will be available to view on School Pupil Tracker Online (SPTO) www.mychildsreport.co.uk.

  Once you have logged on you will be able to access your child’s Annual Report, as well as their most recent assessments and any previous reports and assessments. 

  For further information about assessment this term, what information to expect and how to access the reports please read our Summer Term update.

  • Summer term assessment update

  In addition to this pupils in Years 1, 2 and 6, will receive a paper copy of their end of key-stage assessment outcomes/phonics check results on the 5th July.

  On the 6th July between 3.30pm and 6pm  there will be an 'open house' session  for you to informally look at your child's books and speak to the class teacher.

• PTFA

  Thu 29 Jun 2017
  Bottle Tombola and Non- Uniform Day

  This will take place the day before the fair, Friday, the 7th of July. 

  In return for a donation of a full, unopened bottle, the children are allowed to come to school in non-school uniform. There will be collection points at both gates on the morning of the 7th July.

  Donations Needed For The Fair

  Second hand Books, children DVDs and CD donations will all be gratefully received from Monday. Boxes will be left out by the main hall, near Wyndham Road Entrance. Cakes for the Refreshment stand will be gratefully received on the day of the fair at the refreshment stall. The juggling ball craft stall is looking for any out of date rice, for their stall and if you have any over ripe fruit in the fridge than may be suitable for smoothies, I am sure they would also appreciate any donations on the day. All donations of homemade and shop bought cakes and biscuits will be gratefully received on the day of the fair at the refreshments stall. If you have any fruit that you would be happy to donate, I am sure the smoothie stall would also appreciate your donations. 

  PTFA Summer Fair Silent Auction 2017

  We are very pleased to announce that the Silent Auction is back as part of this year’s Summer Fair. The Silent Auction has always been a fantastic way to raise money for the PTFA and in turn grab yourself some great gifts. Bidding will open on Tuesday 4th July and all bids need to be placed by 4pm on Saturday 8th July.  Remember all bids are anonymous and the highest bids will become the opening bids on the day of the fair. Your class reps will send you the link to access the Silent Auction on Monday 3rd July, all you need is an email address to enter your bid online. You will also have a chance to bid in person during the Summer Fair at the Silent Auction stall. All anonymous bids and money (cash and cheques accepted) will be taken upon collection of your winning lot and winners will be announced at the end of the Summer Fair.
  So now onto the lots… we have some very exciting lots up for grabs this year, to name a few, 2 day tickets to Kew Gardens, 4 Theatre tickets for Westend show “Annie" starring Miranda Hart, a beautiful necklace by Laura Downes Jewellery, Lego gift set, Blow-dry at Orange Chat, Thai meal for two at Nuki, classical music concert tickets at the Barbican,Classes at Tribeca Studio, Sunday Carvery at The Forester, Voucher for Dapper in Ealing, and many many many more… Look out for the email from your class reps with details and we will also post the link onto the Fielding Parents and Carers Facebook Page. Happy bidding everyone!!

  The Fielding Bake Off ,Ready Steady Bake …

  This year, for the children, we are looking for cakes/pastries/desserts with a circus theme. For an extra challenge, try using innovative ingredients in your bake, such as vegetables, fruit or gluten / dairy free. For the parents we are going for a technical bake, a great summer favourite, the scone. It is open to all adult bakers and the scones can be sweet or savoury. To enter please bring at least 4 scones to the Bake Off Stall. 

  All entries need to be at the stall by 1pm on the day of the fair. Once the winners are announced all remaining cakes will be sold on the refreshment stall, so it is also a great fundraiser. Prizes will be available for the winners and runner ups in both categories. We look forward to seeing (and tasting) your entries!

   

• Year 1 excellence in phonics

  Thu 29 Jun 2017

  Outstanding results for pupils

  Virtually every Year 1 pupil has met the government's required standard, reflecting the school's excellent teaching of phonics (letters and sounds) .

  97% of Year 1 pupils have achieved the pass mark in this year's phonics screening check. The vast majority of pupils scored very highly with 38 or more points out of a maximum mark of 40. Overall, boys achieved as well as girls, bucking national trends. All but one of our 10 disadvantaged pupils in the age group, who receive additional government funding through the Pupil Premium grant, also achieved the pass mark.

  At Fielding, pupils are consistently taught phonics from Nursery through Reception and into Year 1. Teachers have relentlessly focused on teaching pupils to successfully match letters to sounds. Focused extra lessons, when needed for some pupils, has enabled them to also catch-up, achieve and thrive.

  Extra help is offered to those pupils who start Year 2 below the standard.  This year, 6 children who took the screening check at the end of Year 2 also all successfully passed.

  Last year, 98% of pupils at Fielding achieved the pass mark compared to 81% of pupils nationally.

• Fielding enjoy medal success in Athletics

  Wed 28 Jun 2017

  On Monday the Fielding athletics squad travelled to Perivale for this years competition. Luckily it was the only sunny day we have had this week so perfect for athletics. We won medals in the shot put, javelin, long jump, triple jump and 600m so enjoyed a fairly successful day.

   

  Check out the PE page for the full report and some more photos.

   

  http://www.fieldingprimary.com/athletics/

  

• Super Cygnus!

  Wed 28 Jun 2017

  End of term treat for winning constellation!

  We are extremely excited to announce that this term’s winning constellation team was Cygnus for the first time this year, with a score of 609 star points - beating Pegasus by just 2 points! See the full table of results here.

  What is the reward?

  Cygnus Star Leaders have decided that they would like their reward to be an afternoon of playing sports on the field, exploring Fielding Forest, playing on the climbing frames and in the Gaga pit with refreshing drinks and pizza. The constellation treat is open to all pupils in Cygnus constellation from Years 1 – 6 and will take place on the afternoon of Tuesday 4th July – 1.40pm-3pm

  What next?

  We will provide the sports equipment, games, pizza and refreshments. Let your child’s class teacher know if your child has any specific dietary requirements. Finally, If your child is in Cygnus constellation team, they can come to school dressed in non-school uniform suitable for sports based activities.

• Sports Day event timings

  Tue 27 Jun 2017

  Our week of sports days start next and we have cemented the timings of the days. Please have a look at the page and download the necessary documents. Timings should be accurate on the day but please be aware they may change slightly so give yourself plenty of time if you are planning to come down for individual events.

  http://www.fieldingprimary.com/sports-day/

  We look forward to seeing you all next week.