Contact Details
- 020 8567 9524
- admin@fielding.ealing.sch.uk
Wyndham Road, Ealing, London, W13 9TE
Fielding
Primary School and Nursery
Weekly homework checklist:
Your sheet will tell you what level you are on.
4. Read at least 5 times per week.
5. Creative Showcase Thursday 9th February. Please bring work in ready for this date.
Djembe Drumming for year 1 will start this week on Friday 27th January.
Gardening and Cooking
Monday 6th Feb – 1P Gardening and Cooking
Tuesday 7th Feb – 1H Gardening and Cooking
Thursday 9th Feb – 1F Gardening and Cooking
Friday 10th Feb – 1S Gardening and Cooking
If you would like to support cooking lesson as a parent volunteer, please talk to your child's teacher and sign the volunteer pack which can be found HERE. Please return this to the main office. If you have signed this before, you do not need to sign again.
Class Assemblies
Friday 10th February - 1H 9am
Friday 24th February - 1F 9am
Friday 3rd March - 1P 9am
Friday 10th March - 1S 9am
Snacks
School will provide a healthy snack each day. Children do not need to bring snacks from home.
Computing
We would like to request that passwords for Purple Mash and Numbots are not changed at home. Teachers have a copy of all pupil log ins and passwords for use during lessons.
It would be great if children can practice their computer keyboard and mouse skills at home: finding the letters of the alphabet, making a capital letter, # and @ symbols.
Handwriting
Click on the LINK, if you would like to see what cursive handwriting looks like in Y1. You can also download worksheets for extra practice at home.
What books does my child have in their bookbag?
1. Blue phonics book-this should be kept in the bookbag every day as it is used during the daily phonics lesson.
2. Pink Reading Challenge book- this should be brought to school only if the child has completed a Reading Challenge linked to one of our Recommended Reading books. Show your work to the teacher and you can colour in a box on the class chart. When you have coloured in 5 boxes, if you will get your first certificate!
3. Library book- this is changed fortnightly.
4. RWI Phonics book(s) used during phonics lessons daily. See more information below by clicking on 'Guidance on how to support your child's reading'.
5. Recommended Reading book- this is changed weekly in class. The list of the books can be found in your child's reading record.
How should reading be recorded?
Please read and record every day.
What can my child complete as a 'Reading Challenge Task'?
Calendar
Home learning
Top education researchers tell us that homework has minimal impact for primary age pupils, unless it requires children to rehearse and practise. Our routines to reflect this. The routines for children in this year group are as follows:
You will be able to see your child’s progress through class exercise books for English and maths being sent home at least once during every term as well as at parent consultation meetings.
Weekly Spellings
WB: 30.1.23
Spelling rule: Past tense - just add 'ed'.
help – helped
jump – jumped
look – looked
ask – asked
enjoy - enjoyed
WB: 6.1.23
Using k for the /k/ sound. The /k/ sound is spelt as k rather than c before e, i and y.
Kent
sketch
kit
skin
frisky
Children will bring home their reading book, linked to the phonics or book band they have been assessed at. They also have the choice to select a recommended reading book or library book to share at home with you. This book should be read by an adult to the children.
Once the children have read a book, it would be great if they could complete one of the activities of their choice outlined in their reading records. Children should complete one activity for each book.
5 activities = Bronze Award
10 activities = Silver Award
15 activities = Gold Award
All books = Platinum Award
Numbots is a program that can be found here. It is useful for developing number bonds, addition and subtraction. Passwords will be stuck in reading planners and then families will be able to access the website at home. We recommend children to spend 3 minutes a day practising.
RSHE
Living in the Wider World
Children will think about what makes them special, how they are different and similar to other children in the class. They will think about the people who can help keep them safe. They will identify how to keep safe at home, at school and on the road.
Every Thursday children will be given a Number Bond Challenge to complete within two minutes. They will begin with Number Bonds to 5. If children complete the challenge successfully, they will move to the next challenge the following week.
Wyndham Road, Ealing, London, W13 9TE