Contact Details
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- admin@fielding.ealing.sch.uk
Wyndham Road, Ealing, London, W13 9TE
Latest News
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.
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2-0 Victory for Year 4 Boys Performance team
Fri 23 Feb 2024In a thrilling encounter between Fielding's Year 4 Boys team and Holy Family Boys Team, it was Fielding who emerged victorious in a tightly contested match. The game kicked off with both teams showing great determination and skill, resulting in an intense first half with a scoreline of 0-0.
However, it was in the second half that the action truly unfolded. Fielding Primary's Xavi (4H) and Jamie Reily (4F) showcased their exceptional talent by scoring two fantastic goals, much to the delight of their teammates and supporters. Xavi's goal displayed finesse and precision, while Jamie Reily's strike was a display of power and accuracy.
Despite Holy Family Boys Team's valiant efforts, they were unable to find the back of the net, as our boys defense stood firm throughout the match. Myles M (4H) did an excellent job in goal and made some wonderful saves. The final whistle blew with Fielding Primary emerging victorious with a 2-0 win over Holy Family Boys Team.
It was a commendable performance from both sides, but ultimately, it was Fielding who claimed the well-deserved victory, thanks to the outstanding contributions of all the players.
Special thanks to...
Oscar (4S), Jamie L (4H), Samuel S (4H), Patrick (4H), Reuben (4S), Toby (4S), William (4H), Jamie R (4F), Myles (4H), Xavi (4H)
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PTFA: Invitation to join the next PTFA Meeting (Monday 26th February)
Thu 22 Feb 2024Class Reps and any parents interested in PTFA activities are invited to join one of two online PTFA meetings on Monday 26th February. We'll discuss the current status of our fundraising efforts, including the recent (and hugely successful Quiz Night)!
Do you want to know what the PTFA plans are for the coming months? We still have quite few events to deliver and each year group will need to deliver one major event during the course of the academic year (excluding the Summer/Christmas Fairs).
We'd love to hear any feedback and how we can hit our £35,000 target. The two meetings will be held at 10am (with Mr Dunmall attending) and 8.30pm online via Teams. Please use the links below to join and feel free to drop any questions or feedback to fieldingPTFA@gmail.com.
10.00-11am: join here
8.30-9.30pm: join here
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PTFA: Second-Hand Uniform Sale (Saturday 24th February)
Thu 22 Feb 2024The uniform shop is ready for the next second-hand uniform sale on Saturday 24th January between 10.00-11.30am. If you have any uniform to donate, please put it in a bag and drop it into the school office.
The shop is very popular and relies on the support of volunteers. If you would consider helping in the future, there is a volunteer WhatsApp group to coordinate sort-outs and sales. Please email FieldingPTFAUniforms@gmail.com to join the group.
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Ealing Mini Mile 2024
Wed 21 Feb 2024On Thursday 22nd February, the ballot for this year's Ealing Mini Mile will open to all children who wish to enter for the chance to race. The Mini Mile is a great opportunity for young runners of any age or ability to be part of a huge sporting weekend.
The Mini Mile 2024 will be held on Saturday 28th September, with start times 11am – 4:30pm depending on age group.
If you do wish to enter for the chance to be involved in this fantastic event, please ensure you submit your entry as soon as possible. The ballot system will open at 8am on 22nd February and will close at 6pm on 29th February.
For further information on the event, please visit https://race-nation.co.uk/register/ealing-half-marathon/ealing-mini-mile-2024
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Worms!! 🪱
Wed 21 Feb 2024Cases of threadworms have been reported to school.
Find out more from the NHS on what to look out for and how to treat it here.
How can you avoid your child getting thread worms?
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wash hands and scrub under fingernails – particularly before eating, after using the toilet
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encourage children to wash hands regularly
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shower every morning
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rinse toothbrushes before using them
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keep fingernails short
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wash sleepwear, sheets, towels and soft toys (at a hot temperature) every day for several days after treatment
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disinfect kitchen and bathroom surfaces, using hot water
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vacuum and dust with a damp cloth
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make sure everyone in the household wears underwear at night and changes it in the morning
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Cancellation deadline for EMS tuition in the Spring Term is Friday 1st March, 3pm
Wed 21 Feb 2024If your child is having instrumental lessons and you would like them to finish at the end of this term in March, please submit a cancellation form by
Friday 1st March at 3pm.
Ealing Music Service (EMS) require half a term’s notice to cancel lessons therefore we must receive your request by this deadline. Requests received after this date will not be checked and you will still be liable to pay fees for the Summer term starting in April.
Once we receive your cancellation form, your child will be removed from the Summer term timetable immediately and their place offered to another pupil.
If we don’t receive a cancellation request, your child will automatically be re-enrolled for lessons starting in April.
If your child is currently learning an instrument and would like to change, please complete a cancellation form for their current tuition and complete a new booking form for the instrument they wish to sign up for.Please follow one of the links below to either cancel or sign up for music tuition and note that this is the only accepted method of cancelling or signing up for lessons. Requests sent by email will not be actioned.
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Reporting your child absent from school
Wed 21 Feb 2024If your child is absent from school please inform the office before 9am on the day of absence. You can do this in one of the following ways;
1) Leave a voicemail message on the absence line 020 3745 7411
2) Send an email to attendance@fielding.ealing.sch.uk
3) Visit the school office in person to let someone know
State your child’s full name, their class and the reason for their absence, E.g. Chicken Pox.
Please do not give messages to the class teacher.
Illness
Children should only be kept away from school for significant illness. If they have vomited or had diarrhoea, they should remain at home for 48 hours after the last episode.
Further guidance from Public Health England on when to keep your child at home can be found below.
Public Health - Infection Control in schools
Medical appointments
Every effort should be made to schedule routine medical appointments outside school hours or during school holidays. Where this is not possible and children are absent for all or part of the school day, you must show the office confirmation. This can be an email, letter or text message showing the date and time of the appointment -
Mobile Phones in School
Wed 21 Feb 2024You may have read in the media that there is currently a focus on mobile phones and whether pupils should have access to these in school.
Read the full guidance here: DfE mobile phones in school.
Our procedures are unchanged, if parents provide pupils with a mobile phone, the phone should be handed in to the class teacher at the start of the school day, it will be handed back at the end of the day. Pupils are not allowed to use or access their phones during the school day, this includes during childcare or clubs.
For more guidance on how to talk to your child about heir mobile phone use have a look at this useful guide from the UK safer internet centre:
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Annual parent survey, what you told us
Wed 21 Feb 2024Thank you for your responses to our annual parent survey
This year we had a lower response rate than last year with 383 pupils being represented.
We are delighted that our main strengths have been positively recognised by parents. The Governing Board and school leaders will begin to consider the areas for improvement over the next few months. We also recognise that some parents have highlighted other individual strengths and areas for development. Your comments will be shared in full with the Governing Board. For now I have provided a summary of your responses.
Parents most like (314 responses):
Theme
- Teachers and other staff (62)
- Environment, facilities (41)
- Wraparound care, clubs (31)
- Sense of community (28)
- Teaching and academic standards (26)
- Breadth of curriculum offer (15)
- Wider curriculum opportunities (Gardening, cooking, specialist subjects etc) (14)
- Values, ethos (11)
Parents would most like to change or improve (284 responses):
Theme
- Clubs, booking, variety, availability, allocation, fairness, SEND (31)
- Behaviour, consistency and fairness, too strict, not strict enough (21)
- Communication, more communication about what pupils are learning, how parents can help organisation of communication channels (15)
- Homework, too much, not enough (14)
- class sizes (8)
Read the full summary and year-on-year comparison:
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Keeping your child safe online - Instagram
Mon 12 Feb 2024As part of our safer internet awareness programme, just before the half-term break, children in Years 1 - 6 took part in an assembly or workshop delivered by OpenView Education. open
Children in Years 1 and 2 learned how to be E-Safety Wizards and explored how to use the internet safely, Older children took part in assemblies on how to keep personal information safe when posting on the internet. We know that even though social media platforms have age restrictions, that for many children interacting with social media it is a part of everyday life. With this in mind, children in Years 3,4 and 5 learned about making 'one good choice' - to stop, block, screenshot and report any worrying content. Year 6 children took part in workshops to empowered them to make better online decisions.
How can you support your child to use social media safely? Focus on Instagram,
Instagram is one of the most used platforms among young people and adults. The platform can be excellent source of entertainment and information for people of all ages.
As I'm sure most of you know, the platform is focused on images and videos. Did you know there is also a private chat function? For many children and teenagers the chat function is the sole reason they use Instagram.
Privacy is optional on Instagram, and there is a wide spectrum of privacy options. To understand these options better the Southwest Grid for Learning has published a guide to help navigate through the many options. The guide answers questions such as:
- Is my account private or public?
- How to share with a select group of followers?
- How do I block someone?
- Do you know how to report content?
- How do I hide comments and message requests?
- How do I delete or report comments?
- How do I delete my account?
. Please click on the link below to find out more.
As well as this useful guide on Instagram, you can find similar guidance for TiKTok, Facebook, Roblox, Netflix and many other popular sites. Click here for the full range.
