LATEST NEWS

RED AND WHITE NON-UNIFORM DAY

Next Friday, to prepare and get in the mood for the England vs Scotland European Championship game, we're inviting all pupils to wear red and white in support for their national team. Other team colours are also acceptable!

Y6 CAREERS DAY - HELP WANTED!

Y6 are having an aspirational careers day on Friday 2nd July where they'll be thinking about the future and the kind of education and employment that they'd like to pursue. We'd like part of the day for our Y6's to interview some of our parents, grandparents, governors and ex-pupils about their careers and current employment. Whether you're a teacher, nurse, solicitor, police officer, engineer, mechanic, writer, business owner or rockstar - our Y6's would love to talk to you! If you are interested and are able to give up to 30 minutes of your time on the morning of the 2nd July for a zoom call with our Y6's please click here and complete the form to let us know that you're interested. Thanks in advance.

Y5 & 6 BREAKFAST BOOSTER CLUB

A reminder that we have increased the capacity of our current booster club and are inviting all Y5 pupils into a FREE breakfast club. Similar to the Y6 club, children can come into school at 8.15am where they will complete a range of mathematics and reading activities that will further prepare them for Year 6. Breakfast is included and we hope to see many of our year 5's take advantage of this fabulous opportunity.

BEFORE AND AFTER SCHOOL CLUB BOOKINGS FOR SEPTEMBER 2021

Bookings for our popular Early Birds and Busy Bees Club are now being taken for September 2021. Please click the following link to let us know that you want a place.. We will then contact you to confirm that you have a place for September 2021. We hope to accommodate all pupils that book. CLICK HERE TO BOOK FOR SEPTEMBER 2021

PE KITS

Please can we remind you that children must come into school wearing their school PE kit. This includes a plain white t-shirt and a royal blue hoody. If your child doesn't have a royal blue hoody they can continue to wear their school jumper. See https://www.parkfieldprimary.com/website/uniform.html for more detailed information.

Y5 PARENTS EVENING

I am pleased to announce that Mrs Acil is back in school and we're now in a position to hold telephone conversations with those parents and carers that would like an update on their child's learning. Mrs Acil will make phone calls from the week begining 21st June and will call anytime between 3.30 and 4.30pm. If you are happy with everything, have no worries and feel that a conversation isn't needed you'll be pleased to know that we'll be sending our end of year reports home in a few weeks. If you would like a phone call please click here.

SPELLING BEE

Good Luck to a number of pupils that will be practising for the Spelling Bee finals taking place next week. Spelling lists have been sent home to practice and we know that everyone will be trying their best.

CANCELLED EVENTS

Unfortunately we're cancelling some of the proposed summer events due to coronavirus restrictions. Due to the school bubble system remaining in place, we're having to reluctantly cancel the Summer Fair and the Y4 overnight camping event. We will make a decision nearer the time as to what Sports Day will look like.

SUMMER 2 TOPICS

A reminder that you can visit our extensive curriculum website to find out what your child is learning about, including details about their topic for this half-term:

• Reception - What can you see in Summer?

• Year 1 - School Days

• Year 2 - Wriggle and Crawl

• Year 3 - Predator

• Year 4 - Potions

• Year 5 - Scream Machine

• Year 6 - Maafa

LEARNING LOGS

Links to help your child complete this half-term's learning log homework tasks will be available from Friday evening here - https://www.parkfieldprimary.com/website/learning-logs/,

CORONAVIRUS RESTRICTIONS REMAIN IN SCHOOL

A reminder that although lockdown restrictions have eased across the country, restrictions within school remain the same and there have been no changes to our risk assessment and the measures we have in place. This means that poorly children will be asked to get a Covid test, pupils will remain in their class bubbles, the cleaning regime within school will continue, a positive case within a class means the bubble is sent home, masks will be worn by staff in communal areas, restricted access to the school office continues and masks MUST BE WORN by all adults in the school playground when dropping off and picking up. We are looking forward to the next stage of lockdown easing where we hope some of these measures can be removed.

CORONAVIRUS

A reminder that our Covid-19 information page is being regularly updated and includes an up to date risk assessment. If you're unsure about the guidelines that are to be followed, the information will be on this page.