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.

• Autumn assessments released & parent consultation meetings bookings live on 8th December

  Mon 04 Dec 2017

  Autumn term assessments and booking for parent consultations available from 12 noon on Friday 8th December.

  School Pupil Tracker (SPTO) is currently unavailable as your child's class teacher is assessing and updating your child's outcomes for this term. All of this information will be available to you on School Pupil Tracker on the 8th December, http://www.mychildsreport.co.uk. Please read our latest assessment newsletter to find out more.

  • Assessment update, autumn term
  • Our next parent consultation meetings will take place on 8th and 15th January, both before and after school. Bookings will be available on Laser from 12 noon on 8th December.

• Fielding win silver in Sports Hall Athletics

  Fri 01 Dec 2017

  The Fielding Sports Hall Athletics team won silver at this years Featherstone competition today. The team, consisting of 6 boys and 6 girls battled it out all day across 12 events and finished the day in 2nd place out of 16 schools. We now qualify for the area finals in January where will compete for the chance to compete in this years London Youth Games.

   

  Check out the PE page for more great photos.

  http://www.fieldingprimary.com/sports-hall-athletics/

   

  Well done guys!!

  

• Nursery admissions for September 2018, now open

  Fri 01 Dec 2017

  Priority places for younger brothers and sisters

  Applications are now open for nursery places to start from September 2018.  Our nursery takes children aged between three and up to five years old.  Parents of children born between 1 September 2014 and 31 August 2015 may now apply for a nursery place.

  Siblings of Fielding pupils have been given priority for admission by the Governing Body, followed by those children who need the most day care and then distance from the school.  By prioritising siblings, we are aiming to support as many working parents as possible at Fielding with affordable, high quality childcare for children from 3 to 11 years old.

  From September, parents of nursery age children will benefit from our high quality nursery education and preparation for starting school with the added benefit of flexible childcare from 7.30am until 6pm, including around 9 weeks of school holiday time.

  Many working parents will also be eligible for the government's 30 hours of free childcare offer for 3 and 4 year old children.  

  Nursery fees have been set at a very competitive rate compared to other local providers, where we have been able to pass on cost savings to parents through nursery being part of our main school.

  Fielding parents are encouraged to apply early and wherever possible, indicate any flexibility in nursery need so that we can match places to the highest number of children and families.

  Applications close on 15th January at 11.45pm.  Offers of places are likely to be made by the end of January.

  • Find our more about Fielding Nursery
  • Apply now (online form takes up to 10 mins to complete)

• PTFA Recycling at the Fielding Christmas Fair

  Fri 01 Dec 2017

  Lucy Floyer and her team of helpers from Year 1 have volunteered to make recycling happen at the Christmas fair this year. To help reduce the environmental impact of the Christmas Fair, we are hoping to recycle as much waste as possible. The school can recycle paper and card but not other materials.

  Each stall will be provided labelled recycling bags and Lucy and her team will go round the stalls on the day between 11 and 12 to talk to stalls what can and can't be recycled. Food waste collections will also be set up in certain areas.

  Also boxes will be provided to seperate paper and card to be recycled in school collection.

  The recycling team will be there at the end of fair to help distribute the bagged waste to people who offered to take it home for recycling.

  What you can do?

  Waste at your stall

  Think about what waste your stall will produce and how your stall can separate their waste to recycling. Lucy and team can also help.

  Take some recycling home to recycle

  If you are happy to take a bag of recycling home with you from the fair (you don't have to wait until the end) we'd be very grateful. As far as possible it will be rinsed, and it can be arranged to delivered to you if you are able to offer to recycle it. The more volunteers we get the more waste from the fair will be recycled.

  Please email fieldingptfaevents@gmail.com with offers of help with recycling.