1

Newsletter July 2019

Colneis Junior School Colneis Road Felixstowe Suffolk IP11 9HH Tel 01394 284052 Fax 01394 273425 colneisofficefairfieldandcolneiscouk wwwcolneisjuniorcouk

Dear Parents and Carers

Welcome to the final newsletter of the academic year - it has certainly been another exciting and busy year across both our schools and I am sure the children are ready for a well deserved summer holiday On a personal note I would like to say a huge thank you to you all for the way in which you have supported and engaged with our schools during my first year here I genuinely think I have the best job in the world and I am looking forward to continuing to work with you all next year

We have a number of staff leavers at the end of this term Mrs Tel Davies Mrs Hammond Miss Norman Miss Bailey and Mrs Smith will all be leaving us for new challenges ahead On behalf of the whole school community I would like to pass on our sincere thanks for all their hard work in giving our wonderful children such great experiences We will miss them all but I am sure they will keep in touch with us We also have a number of new joiners that you will see elsewhere in this newsletter and again I know you will give them a warm welcome We are delighted to also announce that Mrs Comber will be taking on the Nursery Manager role to support our ever-growing Nursery provision at Fairfield she will continue to work closely alongside Mrs Simmons our Early Years Lead in developing this part of our school

The summer holiday is also the time where we undertake larger project work on our premises - and this summer is no different Across both schools we have a range of projects taking place - amongst other things we are creating a new Thrive room at Fairfield to replicate the one we currently have at Colneis We will explain more about how the Thrive approach works to you in September but it is a fantastic programme in supporting childrens emotional health and wellbeing At Colneis we will be installing a MUGA (multi use games area) on the school field that will really enhance our ability to deliver high quality PE and sport We are also investing in new interactive whiteboards for some of our classrooms You will also see an upgrade to our phone systems where finally you will be able to leave messages particularly for childrens absences rather than waiting to get through to someone

We are also delighted to announce that we are working in an increasingly closer partnership with Premier Sports and from September will have a full time sports coach working across both schools Alex Burman will be working with us from Monday to Thursday and will work on a number of different sports and activities This will help us not only with the competitions and tournaments that we enter but in increasing participation for all children including at lunchtimes as well Miss Gemma Howard is a performing arts specialist and will be working across our schools on a Friday allowing us to really develop this area of the curriculum as well

We recently had a whole Federation panoramic photo taken the organisers were incredibly impressed with the childrens behaviour during this - they were a real credit to yourselves and the school More information will be available soon on how you can purchase a copy

Finally we are introducing a new behaviour policy across both schools from the autumn term and will make this available to parents in September Alongside this and using the outcomes from the parental survey we sent out with reports we will establish our new School Development Plan There will be opportunities for you to discuss this further with us in the new academic year

Wishing you all a restful and happy summer break

Mr Mark Girling

Headteacher

Fairfield Infant School High Road West Felixstowe Suffolk IP11 9JB Tel 01394 283206 Fax 01394 283895 fairfieldofficefairfieldandcolneiscouk wwwfairfieldinfantcouk

Headteacherrsquos Letter 1

Colneis 2-5

Fairfield 6-8

Joint School 9-12

Term dates 12

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COLNEIS JUNIOR SCHOOL

Dates Tuesday 16 July 330pm-5pm Open evening Friday 19 July 2pm Y6 leavers assembly Friday 19 July Y6 leavers disco Wednesday 24 July Last day of term Wednesday 4 September Return to school

Pupilsrsquo Success

Kodu Day

Charlie Skye Maxwell and Gordon represented Colneis at The Felixstowe Schools Kodu Day which took place at Causton Junior on 8th July

Kodu is a simple visual programming language which can be used to teach creativity problem solving storytelling as well as programming

The day was split into two halves with the children being introduced to Kodu and some key concepts and ideas in the morning followed by solving a few small-scale challenges using Kodu In the afternoon the children competed in teams to create Kodu games which were judged by Brendan Routledge who ran the day

We had to make a game with at least three programmed Kodus (sprites) and two levels and we both made racing games Kodu was a new game for us and we found it really enjoyable said Charlie Skye Max and Gordon

Were glad you all had such a good day and well done for representing the school so well

This information has been removed

for data protection purposes

3

Fun at Mersea What a great time Year 6 experienced at their recent residential trip to Mersea Despite the rain and wind the children thoroughly enjoyed the challenges they faced and were a credit to both the school and to their parents

Year 4 Trip to The Museum of East Anglian Life On Thursday 6th June Year 4 visited the Museum of East Anglian Life in Stowmarket as part of their Food and Farming topic We spent the day finding out about life in the countryside in the past We discovered all sorts of jobs that would be associated with farming communities such as basket maker cooper blacksmith wheelwright and brick maker We looked at machinery from the past and learnt about the way farming has changed We visited the water mill to add to what we had already learnt about milling and even got the chance to feed some of the farm animals and learn about where the different breeds came from We had a super day

4

On Wednesday 19th June Mrs Churchyard and Miss Spurgeon accompanied five girls and five boys from Year 6 to an NRICH mathematical curiosity and resilience day at the Centre for Mathematical Sciences at the University of Cambridge After a very early start we were joined on the bus by pupils and staff from Trimley St Mary and made our way to Cambridge We were met with drinks and snacks before an introduction (and a problem to think about) by the NRICH staff We were then divided into groups for three different workshops which we then rotated around Some of the activities were based on games that needed strategic thinking as well as mathematical problem solving skills to win Our pupils threw themselves into each activity with enthusiasm and proved that they were indeed excellent mathematical thinkers They enjoyed their experience and the chance to visit the University and hopefully it will encourage them to see a future involving further study of maths

On the morning of Tuesday 11th July fifteen Year 5 pupils along with Mrs Churchyard took part in an NRICH maths webinar for 9 ndash 13 year olds Before the webinar started we were excited to see schools logging in from around the UK as well as Germany and Bahrain Once we got started we were given a problem to work on involving totals of three consecutive odd numbers The pupils had time to begin to notice some different patterns occurring in their totals before questions were answered and some ideas from other schools was shared We were then asked to try and explain why some of the patterns occurred and begin to ask further questions which could be investigated Our pupils engaged enthusiastically with the problem noticing all sorts of patterns and trying to explain their thinking in a way someone else could understand clearly We went on to think about consecutive even number totals as well as totals of four or five numbers After the webinar we continued to try and put these ideas together and hope to submit them as the problem is still open for solution on the NRICH website

Maths News Some staff from Colneis and other Felixstowe primary schools have been working with the NRICH project which is run by the University of Cambridge The NRICH project aims to Enrich and enhance the experience of the mathematics curriculum for all learners Develop mathematical thinking and problem-solving skills Offer challenging inspiring and engaging activities Show rich mathematics in meaningful contexts Work in partnership with teachers schools and other educational settings to share expertise

Some of our pupils have also been involved recently

5

Recycled Art in Year 5

Local artist Tracy Barritt-Brown recently spent a day with our Year 5 children creating art from recycled materials for Art on the Prom This was kindly sponsored by Jackamans Solicitors The childrens creations will be on display at the event which takes place on Sunday 1st September

6

FAIRFIELD INFANT SCHOOL

Dates Tuesday 16 July 930am-1130am Introductory morning of new reception children Class 1 Wednesday 17 July 930am-1130am Introductory morning of new reception children Class 2 Thursday 18 July 930am-1130am Introductory morning of new reception children Class 3 Thursday 18 July PM Y1 to St Andrewrsquos Church Tuesday 23 July 2pm Year 2 leavers assembly Wednesday 24 July Last day of term Wednesday 4 September Return to school

Pupilsrsquo Success

Fairfield Assemblies The following classes will be leading our assembly Friday 19 July commencing at 1045am Nursery Tuesday 23 July commencing at 2pm Y2 Leavers Assembly Due to space restrictions the number of guests to attend this assembly is 2 per child

This information has been removed

for data protection purposes

7

Year 2 Beach Trip

The children in Year 2 had a wonderful day preparing picnics and visiting the beach and Spa Gardens Activities included a treasure hunt searching for key features in the Spa Gardens and answering questions about each one creating Andy Goldsworthy inspired art along the beach and identifying human and physical features of the surrounding area We were particularly impressed with the childrenrsquos behaviour on the day and we were glad to see how much they enjoyed it It was a beautiful day with the sun shining and many happy faces

Sports Day ndash Mindfulness One of our many activities on Sports day was a mindfulness activity searching for lsquotreasuresrsquo The objective of the task was for the children to look closely at their surroundings and look for objects that they considered special or a lsquotreasurersquo The children could only select items that would fit inside their raisin box so they had to think carefully The discussions that followed about our different lsquotreasuresrsquo were lovely and made the children think about what makes one personrsquos lsquotreasurersquo can be another personrsquos waste A really thoughtful activity

8

Victorian Day in Year 1

As part of the Year 1 curriculum the children are invited to travel back in time to spend the day as a Victorian pupil Itrsquos a memorable day for both the staff and pupils as they immerse themselves in Victorian style lessons and traditions

The children started the day with a register of their Victorian names followed by drill (PE lesson) on the playground In the morning they completed poetry spelling mathematics and handwriting lessonsmdashin silence

During the afternoon they enjoyed a hokey-pokey ice-cream a black and white film Victorian games and they made Punch and Judy puppets

We were very impressed in the way they took part in all the activities planned and we hope that it remain a positive memory in their learning experience

The children created Victorian Punch and Judy puppets

The children sat in rows and had to be silent throughout their lessons in poetry maths

and handwriting

9

JOINT SCHOOL INFORMATION

Golden Ticket Winners For reading 4 times (or more) a week Fairfield Golden Ticket Winners Colneis Golden Ticket Winners

Elsie mdashClass 2C Abi mdashClass 6C

Sebastian mdashClass 1B Phoebe mdashClass 3B

Adam mdashClass 6B

Fairfield Infant and Colneis Junior Staff from September 2019

Leavers We would like to say a fond farewell to Mrs Tel Davies mdash we wish her all the best for the future Mrs Hammond mdash we wish her all the best in her new venture Miss Norman mdash we wish her all the best as she starts her training to become a qualified teacher Miss Bailey mdash wish her all the best as she starts her training to become a qualified teacher Mrs Smith mdash wersquod like to thank her for taking the role of teacher in Reception for the past term

Joiners Welcome Year 4 teacher Miss Taylor Welcome Mrs Flynn Mrs Shaw and Miss Alexander to Colneis as Teaching Assistants Welcome Miss Farrell and Miss Goodwin to Fairfield as Teaching Assistants

Staff Changes Miss Webster will be transferring from Fairfield to Colneis as TA Congratulations to Mrs Malheiro for being promoted to the position of HLTA Congratulations to Mrs Comber for being promoted to the position of Nursery Manager Mrs Letts will be transferring from Colneis to teach in Year 2 at Fairfield

Teaching Staff from September 2019 Nursery Mrs Comber (Nursery Manager) and Mrs Simmons (EYFS lead) Reception Mrs Simmons and Mrs Brinkley Miss Anderson Miss Donnelly Year 1 Miss Maitland (YGL) Mrs Parker and Mrs Haxley Year 2 Mrs Barker (YGL) and Miss Aberdein Miss Fuller Mrs Ransom and Mrs Letts Year 3 Mr Teare (YGL) Mrs Mackenzie and Miss Aberdein Miss Lucas Year 4 Mrs Churchyard (YGL) Mrs Beasley and Mrs Marks (maternity cover for Mrs Rowlandson and Mrs Wyard) Miss Taylor Year 5 Mrs Livingstone (YGL) Mrs Castle and Mrs Game Miss Roberts Year 6 Ms Spurgeon (YGL) Mrs Steele Mrs Jacobs

10

School Uniform Advance Notice We want the children in our schools to look well dressed and feel proud of their uniform Consistency of appearance across the school is important and so we would like to remind you of the expectation for school uniform from September (please note black trousers and pale blue shirts are not acceptable) All children will be required to wear plain dark coloured low heeled shoes or ankle boots Trainers will not be allowed

Fairfield Uniform (Reception Year 1 and Year 2)

Dark grey knee-length skirt or pinafore dress tailored shorts or trousers

White shirtpolo shirt

Plain royal blue cardigan or sweatshirt

Blue and white gingham dress (in summer)

Plain grey white or navy socks

Plain dark coloured low heeled shoes or ankle boots

Plain blue or black shorts (or tracksuit bottoms and sweatshirt in winter) a white t-shirt and plimsolls for PE

Colneis Uniform (Year 3mdashYear 6)

Plain navy sweatshirt or cardigan

White shirtpolo shirt

Dark grey knee-length skirt or pinafore dress tailored shorts or trousers

Blue and white gingham dress (in summer)

Plain grey white or navy socks

Plain dark coloured low heeled shoes or ankle boots

Plain blue or black shorts (or tracksuit bottoms and sweatshirt in winter) and a house coloured

t-shirt and plimsollstrainers for PE

Swimming hat (in house colours) Available from the school office

For art and design lessons children will need an overall or apron ndash an old shirt will do ndash to protect their clothing

Please remember to name all your childrsquos clothing including shoes

Please note that make up (including nail varnish) and transfers should not be worn in school under any circumstance

Jewellery and Hairstyling

Children should not wear jewellery at school Children who have pierced ears should wear sleepers with flat studs on the back and must remove them when taking part in PE lessons Teachers cannot take responsibility for the removal and safekeeping of earrings If you are considering having your childrsquos ears pierced please could you arrange to do so at the beginning of the school holidays so that the earrings can be removed for PE and swimming when the children return in September

All shoulder lengthlong hair must be tied back using a plain hair band or bobble with or without a small blue bow Boys hair should not be shaved below grade 3 and we request that patterns are not shaved into the hair as this is inappropriate for school

11

Sun Hats Water Bottles and Sun Screen

Can we please request that your child has a named sun hat and water bottle in school We would also recommend that you apply sun screen before school

School Dinner Menu

To view the latest school dinner menu (from 22 April 2019 until 18 October 2019) please click on the link wwweats-cateringcoukpageprimary-schools mdash by clicking on the Office tab on the school website you can also see the Pick and Mix options available

Parent Mail

Could we please remind you to update your Parentmail account and also inform the school if you have any changes to your contact details If you are still unregistered with Parentmail please contact the school office who will be happy to help

Join Premier this Summer Holiday Premier Sport are running a selection of camps throughout the summer holidays including Multi-Sports Musical Theatre Gymnastics and Football Find your nearest camp at httpsfamilypremier-educationcomabout-ussuffolkholiday-activities

Use Discount Code AG20 to receive 20 off Premier Sport Holiday Clubs

The Premier Discount Club Join Premiers new discount club to receive exclusive discounts and offers that are not available anywhere else Simply text CLUBPREM SUFFOLK to 60777 and youll receive an instant 50 discount for Summer Camps

More info to follow next term

3

Fun at Mersea What a great time Year 6 experienced at their recent residential trip to Mersea Despite the rain and wind the children thoroughly enjoyed the challenges they faced and were a credit to both the school and to their parents

Year 4 Trip to The Museum of East Anglian Life On Thursday 6th June Year 4 visited the Museum of East Anglian Life in Stowmarket as part of their Food and Farming topic We spent the day finding out about life in the countryside in the past We discovered all sorts of jobs that would be associated with farming communities such as basket maker cooper blacksmith wheelwright and brick maker We looked at machinery from the past and learnt about the way farming has changed We visited the water mill to add to what we had already learnt about milling and even got the chance to feed some of the farm animals and learn about where the different breeds came from We had a super day

4

On Wednesday 19th June Mrs Churchyard and Miss Spurgeon accompanied five girls and five boys from Year 6 to an NRICH mathematical curiosity and resilience day at the Centre for Mathematical Sciences at the University of Cambridge After a very early start we were joined on the bus by pupils and staff from Trimley St Mary and made our way to Cambridge We were met with drinks and snacks before an introduction (and a problem to think about) by the NRICH staff We were then divided into groups for three different workshops which we then rotated around Some of the activities were based on games that needed strategic thinking as well as mathematical problem solving skills to win Our pupils threw themselves into each activity with enthusiasm and proved that they were indeed excellent mathematical thinkers They enjoyed their experience and the chance to visit the University and hopefully it will encourage them to see a future involving further study of maths

On the morning of Tuesday 11th July fifteen Year 5 pupils along with Mrs Churchyard took part in an NRICH maths webinar for 9 ndash 13 year olds Before the webinar started we were excited to see schools logging in from around the UK as well as Germany and Bahrain Once we got started we were given a problem to work on involving totals of three consecutive odd numbers The pupils had time to begin to notice some different patterns occurring in their totals before questions were answered and some ideas from other schools was shared We were then asked to try and explain why some of the patterns occurred and begin to ask further questions which could be investigated Our pupils engaged enthusiastically with the problem noticing all sorts of patterns and trying to explain their thinking in a way someone else could understand clearly We went on to think about consecutive even number totals as well as totals of four or five numbers After the webinar we continued to try and put these ideas together and hope to submit them as the problem is still open for solution on the NRICH website

Maths News Some staff from Colneis and other Felixstowe primary schools have been working with the NRICH project which is run by the University of Cambridge The NRICH project aims to Enrich and enhance the experience of the mathematics curriculum for all learners Develop mathematical thinking and problem-solving skills Offer challenging inspiring and engaging activities Show rich mathematics in meaningful contexts Work in partnership with teachers schools and other educational settings to share expertise

Some of our pupils have also been involved recently

5

Recycled Art in Year 5

Local artist Tracy Barritt-Brown recently spent a day with our Year 5 children creating art from recycled materials for Art on the Prom This was kindly sponsored by Jackamans Solicitors The childrens creations will be on display at the event which takes place on Sunday 1st September

6

FAIRFIELD INFANT SCHOOL

Dates Tuesday 16 July 930am-1130am Introductory morning of new reception children Class 1 Wednesday 17 July 930am-1130am Introductory morning of new reception children Class 2 Thursday 18 July 930am-1130am Introductory morning of new reception children Class 3 Thursday 18 July PM Y1 to St Andrewrsquos Church Tuesday 23 July 2pm Year 2 leavers assembly Wednesday 24 July Last day of term Wednesday 4 September Return to school

Pupilsrsquo Success

Fairfield Assemblies The following classes will be leading our assembly Friday 19 July commencing at 1045am Nursery Tuesday 23 July commencing at 2pm Y2 Leavers Assembly Due to space restrictions the number of guests to attend this assembly is 2 per child

This information has been removed

for data protection purposes

7

Year 2 Beach Trip

The children in Year 2 had a wonderful day preparing picnics and visiting the beach and Spa Gardens Activities included a treasure hunt searching for key features in the Spa Gardens and answering questions about each one creating Andy Goldsworthy inspired art along the beach and identifying human and physical features of the surrounding area We were particularly impressed with the childrenrsquos behaviour on the day and we were glad to see how much they enjoyed it It was a beautiful day with the sun shining and many happy faces

Sports Day ndash Mindfulness One of our many activities on Sports day was a mindfulness activity searching for lsquotreasuresrsquo The objective of the task was for the children to look closely at their surroundings and look for objects that they considered special or a lsquotreasurersquo The children could only select items that would fit inside their raisin box so they had to think carefully The discussions that followed about our different lsquotreasuresrsquo were lovely and made the children think about what makes one personrsquos lsquotreasurersquo can be another personrsquos waste A really thoughtful activity

8

Victorian Day in Year 1

As part of the Year 1 curriculum the children are invited to travel back in time to spend the day as a Victorian pupil Itrsquos a memorable day for both the staff and pupils as they immerse themselves in Victorian style lessons and traditions

The children started the day with a register of their Victorian names followed by drill (PE lesson) on the playground In the morning they completed poetry spelling mathematics and handwriting lessonsmdashin silence

During the afternoon they enjoyed a hokey-pokey ice-cream a black and white film Victorian games and they made Punch and Judy puppets

We were very impressed in the way they took part in all the activities planned and we hope that it remain a positive memory in their learning experience

The children created Victorian Punch and Judy puppets

The children sat in rows and had to be silent throughout their lessons in poetry maths

and handwriting

9

JOINT SCHOOL INFORMATION

Golden Ticket Winners For reading 4 times (or more) a week Fairfield Golden Ticket Winners Colneis Golden Ticket Winners

Elsie mdashClass 2C Abi mdashClass 6C

Sebastian mdashClass 1B Phoebe mdashClass 3B

Adam mdashClass 6B

Fairfield Infant and Colneis Junior Staff from September 2019

Leavers We would like to say a fond farewell to Mrs Tel Davies mdash we wish her all the best for the future Mrs Hammond mdash we wish her all the best in her new venture Miss Norman mdash we wish her all the best as she starts her training to become a qualified teacher Miss Bailey mdash wish her all the best as she starts her training to become a qualified teacher Mrs Smith mdash wersquod like to thank her for taking the role of teacher in Reception for the past term

Joiners Welcome Year 4 teacher Miss Taylor Welcome Mrs Flynn Mrs Shaw and Miss Alexander to Colneis as Teaching Assistants Welcome Miss Farrell and Miss Goodwin to Fairfield as Teaching Assistants

Staff Changes Miss Webster will be transferring from Fairfield to Colneis as TA Congratulations to Mrs Malheiro for being promoted to the position of HLTA Congratulations to Mrs Comber for being promoted to the position of Nursery Manager Mrs Letts will be transferring from Colneis to teach in Year 2 at Fairfield

Teaching Staff from September 2019 Nursery Mrs Comber (Nursery Manager) and Mrs Simmons (EYFS lead) Reception Mrs Simmons and Mrs Brinkley Miss Anderson Miss Donnelly Year 1 Miss Maitland (YGL) Mrs Parker and Mrs Haxley Year 2 Mrs Barker (YGL) and Miss Aberdein Miss Fuller Mrs Ransom and Mrs Letts Year 3 Mr Teare (YGL) Mrs Mackenzie and Miss Aberdein Miss Lucas Year 4 Mrs Churchyard (YGL) Mrs Beasley and Mrs Marks (maternity cover for Mrs Rowlandson and Mrs Wyard) Miss Taylor Year 5 Mrs Livingstone (YGL) Mrs Castle and Mrs Game Miss Roberts Year 6 Ms Spurgeon (YGL) Mrs Steele Mrs Jacobs

10

School Uniform Advance Notice We want the children in our schools to look well dressed and feel proud of their uniform Consistency of appearance across the school is important and so we would like to remind you of the expectation for school uniform from September (please note black trousers and pale blue shirts are not acceptable) All children will be required to wear plain dark coloured low heeled shoes or ankle boots Trainers will not be allowed

Fairfield Uniform (Reception Year 1 and Year 2)

Dark grey knee-length skirt or pinafore dress tailored shorts or trousers

White shirtpolo shirt

Plain royal blue cardigan or sweatshirt

Blue and white gingham dress (in summer)

Plain grey white or navy socks

Plain dark coloured low heeled shoes or ankle boots

Plain blue or black shorts (or tracksuit bottoms and sweatshirt in winter) a white t-shirt and plimsolls for PE

Colneis Uniform (Year 3mdashYear 6)

Plain navy sweatshirt or cardigan

White shirtpolo shirt

Dark grey knee-length skirt or pinafore dress tailored shorts or trousers

Blue and white gingham dress (in summer)

Plain grey white or navy socks

Plain dark coloured low heeled shoes or ankle boots

Plain blue or black shorts (or tracksuit bottoms and sweatshirt in winter) and a house coloured

t-shirt and plimsollstrainers for PE

Swimming hat (in house colours) Available from the school office

For art and design lessons children will need an overall or apron ndash an old shirt will do ndash to protect their clothing

Please remember to name all your childrsquos clothing including shoes

Please note that make up (including nail varnish) and transfers should not be worn in school under any circumstance

Jewellery and Hairstyling

Children should not wear jewellery at school Children who have pierced ears should wear sleepers with flat studs on the back and must remove them when taking part in PE lessons Teachers cannot take responsibility for the removal and safekeeping of earrings If you are considering having your childrsquos ears pierced please could you arrange to do so at the beginning of the school holidays so that the earrings can be removed for PE and swimming when the children return in September

All shoulder lengthlong hair must be tied back using a plain hair band or bobble with or without a small blue bow Boys hair should not be shaved below grade 3 and we request that patterns are not shaved into the hair as this is inappropriate for school

11

Sun Hats Water Bottles and Sun Screen

Can we please request that your child has a named sun hat and water bottle in school We would also recommend that you apply sun screen before school

School Dinner Menu

To view the latest school dinner menu (from 22 April 2019 until 18 October 2019) please click on the link wwweats-cateringcoukpageprimary-schools mdash by clicking on the Office tab on the school website you can also see the Pick and Mix options available

Parent Mail

Could we please remind you to update your Parentmail account and also inform the school if you have any changes to your contact details If you are still unregistered with Parentmail please contact the school office who will be happy to help

Join Premier this Summer Holiday Premier Sport are running a selection of camps throughout the summer holidays including Multi-Sports Musical Theatre Gymnastics and Football Find your nearest camp at httpsfamilypremier-educationcomabout-ussuffolkholiday-activities

Use Discount Code AG20 to receive 20 off Premier Sport Holiday Clubs

The Premier Discount Club Join Premiers new discount club to receive exclusive discounts and offers that are not available anywhere else Simply text CLUBPREM SUFFOLK to 60777 and youll receive an instant 50 discount for Summer Camps

More info to follow next term

4

On Wednesday 19th June Mrs Churchyard and Miss Spurgeon accompanied five girls and five boys from Year 6 to an NRICH mathematical curiosity and resilience day at the Centre for Mathematical Sciences at the University of Cambridge After a very early start we were joined on the bus by pupils and staff from Trimley St Mary and made our way to Cambridge We were met with drinks and snacks before an introduction (and a problem to think about) by the NRICH staff We were then divided into groups for three different workshops which we then rotated around Some of the activities were based on games that needed strategic thinking as well as mathematical problem solving skills to win Our pupils threw themselves into each activity with enthusiasm and proved that they were indeed excellent mathematical thinkers They enjoyed their experience and the chance to visit the University and hopefully it will encourage them to see a future involving further study of maths

On the morning of Tuesday 11th July fifteen Year 5 pupils along with Mrs Churchyard took part in an NRICH maths webinar for 9 ndash 13 year olds Before the webinar started we were excited to see schools logging in from around the UK as well as Germany and Bahrain Once we got started we were given a problem to work on involving totals of three consecutive odd numbers The pupils had time to begin to notice some different patterns occurring in their totals before questions were answered and some ideas from other schools was shared We were then asked to try and explain why some of the patterns occurred and begin to ask further questions which could be investigated Our pupils engaged enthusiastically with the problem noticing all sorts of patterns and trying to explain their thinking in a way someone else could understand clearly We went on to think about consecutive even number totals as well as totals of four or five numbers After the webinar we continued to try and put these ideas together and hope to submit them as the problem is still open for solution on the NRICH website

Maths News Some staff from Colneis and other Felixstowe primary schools have been working with the NRICH project which is run by the University of Cambridge The NRICH project aims to Enrich and enhance the experience of the mathematics curriculum for all learners Develop mathematical thinking and problem-solving skills Offer challenging inspiring and engaging activities Show rich mathematics in meaningful contexts Work in partnership with teachers schools and other educational settings to share expertise

Some of our pupils have also been involved recently

5

Recycled Art in Year 5

Local artist Tracy Barritt-Brown recently spent a day with our Year 5 children creating art from recycled materials for Art on the Prom This was kindly sponsored by Jackamans Solicitors The childrens creations will be on display at the event which takes place on Sunday 1st September

6

FAIRFIELD INFANT SCHOOL

Dates Tuesday 16 July 930am-1130am Introductory morning of new reception children Class 1 Wednesday 17 July 930am-1130am Introductory morning of new reception children Class 2 Thursday 18 July 930am-1130am Introductory morning of new reception children Class 3 Thursday 18 July PM Y1 to St Andrewrsquos Church Tuesday 23 July 2pm Year 2 leavers assembly Wednesday 24 July Last day of term Wednesday 4 September Return to school

Pupilsrsquo Success

Fairfield Assemblies The following classes will be leading our assembly Friday 19 July commencing at 1045am Nursery Tuesday 23 July commencing at 2pm Y2 Leavers Assembly Due to space restrictions the number of guests to attend this assembly is 2 per child

This information has been removed

for data protection purposes

7

Year 2 Beach Trip

The children in Year 2 had a wonderful day preparing picnics and visiting the beach and Spa Gardens Activities included a treasure hunt searching for key features in the Spa Gardens and answering questions about each one creating Andy Goldsworthy inspired art along the beach and identifying human and physical features of the surrounding area We were particularly impressed with the childrenrsquos behaviour on the day and we were glad to see how much they enjoyed it It was a beautiful day with the sun shining and many happy faces

Sports Day ndash Mindfulness One of our many activities on Sports day was a mindfulness activity searching for lsquotreasuresrsquo The objective of the task was for the children to look closely at their surroundings and look for objects that they considered special or a lsquotreasurersquo The children could only select items that would fit inside their raisin box so they had to think carefully The discussions that followed about our different lsquotreasuresrsquo were lovely and made the children think about what makes one personrsquos lsquotreasurersquo can be another personrsquos waste A really thoughtful activity

8

Victorian Day in Year 1

As part of the Year 1 curriculum the children are invited to travel back in time to spend the day as a Victorian pupil Itrsquos a memorable day for both the staff and pupils as they immerse themselves in Victorian style lessons and traditions

The children started the day with a register of their Victorian names followed by drill (PE lesson) on the playground In the morning they completed poetry spelling mathematics and handwriting lessonsmdashin silence

During the afternoon they enjoyed a hokey-pokey ice-cream a black and white film Victorian games and they made Punch and Judy puppets

We were very impressed in the way they took part in all the activities planned and we hope that it remain a positive memory in their learning experience

The children created Victorian Punch and Judy puppets

The children sat in rows and had to be silent throughout their lessons in poetry maths

and handwriting

9

JOINT SCHOOL INFORMATION

Golden Ticket Winners For reading 4 times (or more) a week Fairfield Golden Ticket Winners Colneis Golden Ticket Winners

Elsie mdashClass 2C Abi mdashClass 6C

Sebastian mdashClass 1B Phoebe mdashClass 3B

Adam mdashClass 6B

Fairfield Infant and Colneis Junior Staff from September 2019

Leavers We would like to say a fond farewell to Mrs Tel Davies mdash we wish her all the best for the future Mrs Hammond mdash we wish her all the best in her new venture Miss Norman mdash we wish her all the best as she starts her training to become a qualified teacher Miss Bailey mdash wish her all the best as she starts her training to become a qualified teacher Mrs Smith mdash wersquod like to thank her for taking the role of teacher in Reception for the past term

Joiners Welcome Year 4 teacher Miss Taylor Welcome Mrs Flynn Mrs Shaw and Miss Alexander to Colneis as Teaching Assistants Welcome Miss Farrell and Miss Goodwin to Fairfield as Teaching Assistants

Staff Changes Miss Webster will be transferring from Fairfield to Colneis as TA Congratulations to Mrs Malheiro for being promoted to the position of HLTA Congratulations to Mrs Comber for being promoted to the position of Nursery Manager Mrs Letts will be transferring from Colneis to teach in Year 2 at Fairfield

Teaching Staff from September 2019 Nursery Mrs Comber (Nursery Manager) and Mrs Simmons (EYFS lead) Reception Mrs Simmons and Mrs Brinkley Miss Anderson Miss Donnelly Year 1 Miss Maitland (YGL) Mrs Parker and Mrs Haxley Year 2 Mrs Barker (YGL) and Miss Aberdein Miss Fuller Mrs Ransom and Mrs Letts Year 3 Mr Teare (YGL) Mrs Mackenzie and Miss Aberdein Miss Lucas Year 4 Mrs Churchyard (YGL) Mrs Beasley and Mrs Marks (maternity cover for Mrs Rowlandson and Mrs Wyard) Miss Taylor Year 5 Mrs Livingstone (YGL) Mrs Castle and Mrs Game Miss Roberts Year 6 Ms Spurgeon (YGL) Mrs Steele Mrs Jacobs

10

School Uniform Advance Notice We want the children in our schools to look well dressed and feel proud of their uniform Consistency of appearance across the school is important and so we would like to remind you of the expectation for school uniform from September (please note black trousers and pale blue shirts are not acceptable) All children will be required to wear plain dark coloured low heeled shoes or ankle boots Trainers will not be allowed

Fairfield Uniform (Reception Year 1 and Year 2)

Dark grey knee-length skirt or pinafore dress tailored shorts or trousers

White shirtpolo shirt

Plain royal blue cardigan or sweatshirt

Blue and white gingham dress (in summer)

Plain grey white or navy socks

Plain dark coloured low heeled shoes or ankle boots

Plain blue or black shorts (or tracksuit bottoms and sweatshirt in winter) a white t-shirt and plimsolls for PE

Colneis Uniform (Year 3mdashYear 6)

Plain navy sweatshirt or cardigan

White shirtpolo shirt

Dark grey knee-length skirt or pinafore dress tailored shorts or trousers

Blue and white gingham dress (in summer)

Plain grey white or navy socks

Plain dark coloured low heeled shoes or ankle boots

Plain blue or black shorts (or tracksuit bottoms and sweatshirt in winter) and a house coloured

t-shirt and plimsollstrainers for PE

Swimming hat (in house colours) Available from the school office

For art and design lessons children will need an overall or apron ndash an old shirt will do ndash to protect their clothing

Please remember to name all your childrsquos clothing including shoes

Please note that make up (including nail varnish) and transfers should not be worn in school under any circumstance

Jewellery and Hairstyling

Children should not wear jewellery at school Children who have pierced ears should wear sleepers with flat studs on the back and must remove them when taking part in PE lessons Teachers cannot take responsibility for the removal and safekeeping of earrings If you are considering having your childrsquos ears pierced please could you arrange to do so at the beginning of the school holidays so that the earrings can be removed for PE and swimming when the children return in September

All shoulder lengthlong hair must be tied back using a plain hair band or bobble with or without a small blue bow Boys hair should not be shaved below grade 3 and we request that patterns are not shaved into the hair as this is inappropriate for school

11

Sun Hats Water Bottles and Sun Screen

Can we please request that your child has a named sun hat and water bottle in school We would also recommend that you apply sun screen before school

School Dinner Menu

To view the latest school dinner menu (from 22 April 2019 until 18 October 2019) please click on the link wwweats-cateringcoukpageprimary-schools mdash by clicking on the Office tab on the school website you can also see the Pick and Mix options available

Parent Mail

Could we please remind you to update your Parentmail account and also inform the school if you have any changes to your contact details If you are still unregistered with Parentmail please contact the school office who will be happy to help

Join Premier this Summer Holiday Premier Sport are running a selection of camps throughout the summer holidays including Multi-Sports Musical Theatre Gymnastics and Football Find your nearest camp at httpsfamilypremier-educationcomabout-ussuffolkholiday-activities

Use Discount Code AG20 to receive 20 off Premier Sport Holiday Clubs

The Premier Discount Club Join Premiers new discount club to receive exclusive discounts and offers that are not available anywhere else Simply text CLUBPREM SUFFOLK to 60777 and youll receive an instant 50 discount for Summer Camps

More info to follow next term

5

Recycled Art in Year 5

Local artist Tracy Barritt-Brown recently spent a day with our Year 5 children creating art from recycled materials for Art on the Prom This was kindly sponsored by Jackamans Solicitors The childrens creations will be on display at the event which takes place on Sunday 1st September

6

FAIRFIELD INFANT SCHOOL

Dates Tuesday 16 July 930am-1130am Introductory morning of new reception children Class 1 Wednesday 17 July 930am-1130am Introductory morning of new reception children Class 2 Thursday 18 July 930am-1130am Introductory morning of new reception children Class 3 Thursday 18 July PM Y1 to St Andrewrsquos Church Tuesday 23 July 2pm Year 2 leavers assembly Wednesday 24 July Last day of term Wednesday 4 September Return to school

Pupilsrsquo Success

Fairfield Assemblies The following classes will be leading our assembly Friday 19 July commencing at 1045am Nursery Tuesday 23 July commencing at 2pm Y2 Leavers Assembly Due to space restrictions the number of guests to attend this assembly is 2 per child

This information has been removed

for data protection purposes

7

Year 2 Beach Trip

The children in Year 2 had a wonderful day preparing picnics and visiting the beach and Spa Gardens Activities included a treasure hunt searching for key features in the Spa Gardens and answering questions about each one creating Andy Goldsworthy inspired art along the beach and identifying human and physical features of the surrounding area We were particularly impressed with the childrenrsquos behaviour on the day and we were glad to see how much they enjoyed it It was a beautiful day with the sun shining and many happy faces

Sports Day ndash Mindfulness One of our many activities on Sports day was a mindfulness activity searching for lsquotreasuresrsquo The objective of the task was for the children to look closely at their surroundings and look for objects that they considered special or a lsquotreasurersquo The children could only select items that would fit inside their raisin box so they had to think carefully The discussions that followed about our different lsquotreasuresrsquo were lovely and made the children think about what makes one personrsquos lsquotreasurersquo can be another personrsquos waste A really thoughtful activity

8

Victorian Day in Year 1

As part of the Year 1 curriculum the children are invited to travel back in time to spend the day as a Victorian pupil Itrsquos a memorable day for both the staff and pupils as they immerse themselves in Victorian style lessons and traditions

The children started the day with a register of their Victorian names followed by drill (PE lesson) on the playground In the morning they completed poetry spelling mathematics and handwriting lessonsmdashin silence

During the afternoon they enjoyed a hokey-pokey ice-cream a black and white film Victorian games and they made Punch and Judy puppets

We were very impressed in the way they took part in all the activities planned and we hope that it remain a positive memory in their learning experience

The children created Victorian Punch and Judy puppets

The children sat in rows and had to be silent throughout their lessons in poetry maths

and handwriting

9

JOINT SCHOOL INFORMATION

Golden Ticket Winners For reading 4 times (or more) a week Fairfield Golden Ticket Winners Colneis Golden Ticket Winners

Elsie mdashClass 2C Abi mdashClass 6C

Sebastian mdashClass 1B Phoebe mdashClass 3B

Adam mdashClass 6B

Fairfield Infant and Colneis Junior Staff from September 2019

Leavers We would like to say a fond farewell to Mrs Tel Davies mdash we wish her all the best for the future Mrs Hammond mdash we wish her all the best in her new venture Miss Norman mdash we wish her all the best as she starts her training to become a qualified teacher Miss Bailey mdash wish her all the best as she starts her training to become a qualified teacher Mrs Smith mdash wersquod like to thank her for taking the role of teacher in Reception for the past term

Joiners Welcome Year 4 teacher Miss Taylor Welcome Mrs Flynn Mrs Shaw and Miss Alexander to Colneis as Teaching Assistants Welcome Miss Farrell and Miss Goodwin to Fairfield as Teaching Assistants

Staff Changes Miss Webster will be transferring from Fairfield to Colneis as TA Congratulations to Mrs Malheiro for being promoted to the position of HLTA Congratulations to Mrs Comber for being promoted to the position of Nursery Manager Mrs Letts will be transferring from Colneis to teach in Year 2 at Fairfield

Teaching Staff from September 2019 Nursery Mrs Comber (Nursery Manager) and Mrs Simmons (EYFS lead) Reception Mrs Simmons and Mrs Brinkley Miss Anderson Miss Donnelly Year 1 Miss Maitland (YGL) Mrs Parker and Mrs Haxley Year 2 Mrs Barker (YGL) and Miss Aberdein Miss Fuller Mrs Ransom and Mrs Letts Year 3 Mr Teare (YGL) Mrs Mackenzie and Miss Aberdein Miss Lucas Year 4 Mrs Churchyard (YGL) Mrs Beasley and Mrs Marks (maternity cover for Mrs Rowlandson and Mrs Wyard) Miss Taylor Year 5 Mrs Livingstone (YGL) Mrs Castle and Mrs Game Miss Roberts Year 6 Ms Spurgeon (YGL) Mrs Steele Mrs Jacobs

10

School Uniform Advance Notice We want the children in our schools to look well dressed and feel proud of their uniform Consistency of appearance across the school is important and so we would like to remind you of the expectation for school uniform from September (please note black trousers and pale blue shirts are not acceptable) All children will be required to wear plain dark coloured low heeled shoes or ankle boots Trainers will not be allowed

Fairfield Uniform (Reception Year 1 and Year 2)

Dark grey knee-length skirt or pinafore dress tailored shorts or trousers

White shirtpolo shirt

Plain royal blue cardigan or sweatshirt

Blue and white gingham dress (in summer)

Plain grey white or navy socks

Plain dark coloured low heeled shoes or ankle boots

Plain blue or black shorts (or tracksuit bottoms and sweatshirt in winter) a white t-shirt and plimsolls for PE

Colneis Uniform (Year 3mdashYear 6)

Plain navy sweatshirt or cardigan

White shirtpolo shirt

Dark grey knee-length skirt or pinafore dress tailored shorts or trousers

Blue and white gingham dress (in summer)

Plain grey white or navy socks

Plain dark coloured low heeled shoes or ankle boots

Plain blue or black shorts (or tracksuit bottoms and sweatshirt in winter) and a house coloured

t-shirt and plimsollstrainers for PE

Swimming hat (in house colours) Available from the school office

For art and design lessons children will need an overall or apron ndash an old shirt will do ndash to protect their clothing

Please remember to name all your childrsquos clothing including shoes

Please note that make up (including nail varnish) and transfers should not be worn in school under any circumstance

Jewellery and Hairstyling

Children should not wear jewellery at school Children who have pierced ears should wear sleepers with flat studs on the back and must remove them when taking part in PE lessons Teachers cannot take responsibility for the removal and safekeeping of earrings If you are considering having your childrsquos ears pierced please could you arrange to do so at the beginning of the school holidays so that the earrings can be removed for PE and swimming when the children return in September

All shoulder lengthlong hair must be tied back using a plain hair band or bobble with or without a small blue bow Boys hair should not be shaved below grade 3 and we request that patterns are not shaved into the hair as this is inappropriate for school

11

Sun Hats Water Bottles and Sun Screen

Can we please request that your child has a named sun hat and water bottle in school We would also recommend that you apply sun screen before school

School Dinner Menu

To view the latest school dinner menu (from 22 April 2019 until 18 October 2019) please click on the link wwweats-cateringcoukpageprimary-schools mdash by clicking on the Office tab on the school website you can also see the Pick and Mix options available

Parent Mail

Could we please remind you to update your Parentmail account and also inform the school if you have any changes to your contact details If you are still unregistered with Parentmail please contact the school office who will be happy to help

Join Premier this Summer Holiday Premier Sport are running a selection of camps throughout the summer holidays including Multi-Sports Musical Theatre Gymnastics and Football Find your nearest camp at httpsfamilypremier-educationcomabout-ussuffolkholiday-activities

Use Discount Code AG20 to receive 20 off Premier Sport Holiday Clubs

The Premier Discount Club Join Premiers new discount club to receive exclusive discounts and offers that are not available anywhere else Simply text CLUBPREM SUFFOLK to 60777 and youll receive an instant 50 discount for Summer Camps

More info to follow next term

6

FAIRFIELD INFANT SCHOOL

Dates Tuesday 16 July 930am-1130am Introductory morning of new reception children Class 1 Wednesday 17 July 930am-1130am Introductory morning of new reception children Class 2 Thursday 18 July 930am-1130am Introductory morning of new reception children Class 3 Thursday 18 July PM Y1 to St Andrewrsquos Church Tuesday 23 July 2pm Year 2 leavers assembly Wednesday 24 July Last day of term Wednesday 4 September Return to school

Pupilsrsquo Success

Fairfield Assemblies The following classes will be leading our assembly Friday 19 July commencing at 1045am Nursery Tuesday 23 July commencing at 2pm Y2 Leavers Assembly Due to space restrictions the number of guests to attend this assembly is 2 per child

This information has been removed

for data protection purposes

7

Year 2 Beach Trip

The children in Year 2 had a wonderful day preparing picnics and visiting the beach and Spa Gardens Activities included a treasure hunt searching for key features in the Spa Gardens and answering questions about each one creating Andy Goldsworthy inspired art along the beach and identifying human and physical features of the surrounding area We were particularly impressed with the childrenrsquos behaviour on the day and we were glad to see how much they enjoyed it It was a beautiful day with the sun shining and many happy faces

Sports Day ndash Mindfulness One of our many activities on Sports day was a mindfulness activity searching for lsquotreasuresrsquo The objective of the task was for the children to look closely at their surroundings and look for objects that they considered special or a lsquotreasurersquo The children could only select items that would fit inside their raisin box so they had to think carefully The discussions that followed about our different lsquotreasuresrsquo were lovely and made the children think about what makes one personrsquos lsquotreasurersquo can be another personrsquos waste A really thoughtful activity

8

Victorian Day in Year 1

As part of the Year 1 curriculum the children are invited to travel back in time to spend the day as a Victorian pupil Itrsquos a memorable day for both the staff and pupils as they immerse themselves in Victorian style lessons and traditions

The children started the day with a register of their Victorian names followed by drill (PE lesson) on the playground In the morning they completed poetry spelling mathematics and handwriting lessonsmdashin silence

During the afternoon they enjoyed a hokey-pokey ice-cream a black and white film Victorian games and they made Punch and Judy puppets

We were very impressed in the way they took part in all the activities planned and we hope that it remain a positive memory in their learning experience

The children created Victorian Punch and Judy puppets

The children sat in rows and had to be silent throughout their lessons in poetry maths

and handwriting

9

JOINT SCHOOL INFORMATION

Golden Ticket Winners For reading 4 times (or more) a week Fairfield Golden Ticket Winners Colneis Golden Ticket Winners

Elsie mdashClass 2C Abi mdashClass 6C

Sebastian mdashClass 1B Phoebe mdashClass 3B

Adam mdashClass 6B

Fairfield Infant and Colneis Junior Staff from September 2019

Leavers We would like to say a fond farewell to Mrs Tel Davies mdash we wish her all the best for the future Mrs Hammond mdash we wish her all the best in her new venture Miss Norman mdash we wish her all the best as she starts her training to become a qualified teacher Miss Bailey mdash wish her all the best as she starts her training to become a qualified teacher Mrs Smith mdash wersquod like to thank her for taking the role of teacher in Reception for the past term

Joiners Welcome Year 4 teacher Miss Taylor Welcome Mrs Flynn Mrs Shaw and Miss Alexander to Colneis as Teaching Assistants Welcome Miss Farrell and Miss Goodwin to Fairfield as Teaching Assistants

Staff Changes Miss Webster will be transferring from Fairfield to Colneis as TA Congratulations to Mrs Malheiro for being promoted to the position of HLTA Congratulations to Mrs Comber for being promoted to the position of Nursery Manager Mrs Letts will be transferring from Colneis to teach in Year 2 at Fairfield

Teaching Staff from September 2019 Nursery Mrs Comber (Nursery Manager) and Mrs Simmons (EYFS lead) Reception Mrs Simmons and Mrs Brinkley Miss Anderson Miss Donnelly Year 1 Miss Maitland (YGL) Mrs Parker and Mrs Haxley Year 2 Mrs Barker (YGL) and Miss Aberdein Miss Fuller Mrs Ransom and Mrs Letts Year 3 Mr Teare (YGL) Mrs Mackenzie and Miss Aberdein Miss Lucas Year 4 Mrs Churchyard (YGL) Mrs Beasley and Mrs Marks (maternity cover for Mrs Rowlandson and Mrs Wyard) Miss Taylor Year 5 Mrs Livingstone (YGL) Mrs Castle and Mrs Game Miss Roberts Year 6 Ms Spurgeon (YGL) Mrs Steele Mrs Jacobs

10

School Uniform Advance Notice We want the children in our schools to look well dressed and feel proud of their uniform Consistency of appearance across the school is important and so we would like to remind you of the expectation for school uniform from September (please note black trousers and pale blue shirts are not acceptable) All children will be required to wear plain dark coloured low heeled shoes or ankle boots Trainers will not be allowed

Fairfield Uniform (Reception Year 1 and Year 2)

Dark grey knee-length skirt or pinafore dress tailored shorts or trousers

White shirtpolo shirt

Plain royal blue cardigan or sweatshirt

Blue and white gingham dress (in summer)

Plain grey white or navy socks

Plain dark coloured low heeled shoes or ankle boots

Plain blue or black shorts (or tracksuit bottoms and sweatshirt in winter) a white t-shirt and plimsolls for PE

Colneis Uniform (Year 3mdashYear 6)

Plain navy sweatshirt or cardigan

White shirtpolo shirt

Dark grey knee-length skirt or pinafore dress tailored shorts or trousers

Blue and white gingham dress (in summer)

Plain grey white or navy socks

Plain dark coloured low heeled shoes or ankle boots

Plain blue or black shorts (or tracksuit bottoms and sweatshirt in winter) and a house coloured

t-shirt and plimsollstrainers for PE

Swimming hat (in house colours) Available from the school office

For art and design lessons children will need an overall or apron ndash an old shirt will do ndash to protect their clothing

Please remember to name all your childrsquos clothing including shoes

Please note that make up (including nail varnish) and transfers should not be worn in school under any circumstance

Jewellery and Hairstyling

Children should not wear jewellery at school Children who have pierced ears should wear sleepers with flat studs on the back and must remove them when taking part in PE lessons Teachers cannot take responsibility for the removal and safekeeping of earrings If you are considering having your childrsquos ears pierced please could you arrange to do so at the beginning of the school holidays so that the earrings can be removed for PE and swimming when the children return in September

All shoulder lengthlong hair must be tied back using a plain hair band or bobble with or without a small blue bow Boys hair should not be shaved below grade 3 and we request that patterns are not shaved into the hair as this is inappropriate for school

11

Sun Hats Water Bottles and Sun Screen

Can we please request that your child has a named sun hat and water bottle in school We would also recommend that you apply sun screen before school

School Dinner Menu

To view the latest school dinner menu (from 22 April 2019 until 18 October 2019) please click on the link wwweats-cateringcoukpageprimary-schools mdash by clicking on the Office tab on the school website you can also see the Pick and Mix options available

Parent Mail

Could we please remind you to update your Parentmail account and also inform the school if you have any changes to your contact details If you are still unregistered with Parentmail please contact the school office who will be happy to help

Join Premier this Summer Holiday Premier Sport are running a selection of camps throughout the summer holidays including Multi-Sports Musical Theatre Gymnastics and Football Find your nearest camp at httpsfamilypremier-educationcomabout-ussuffolkholiday-activities

Use Discount Code AG20 to receive 20 off Premier Sport Holiday Clubs

The Premier Discount Club Join Premiers new discount club to receive exclusive discounts and offers that are not available anywhere else Simply text CLUBPREM SUFFOLK to 60777 and youll receive an instant 50 discount for Summer Camps

More info to follow next term

7

Year 2 Beach Trip

The children in Year 2 had a wonderful day preparing picnics and visiting the beach and Spa Gardens Activities included a treasure hunt searching for key features in the Spa Gardens and answering questions about each one creating Andy Goldsworthy inspired art along the beach and identifying human and physical features of the surrounding area We were particularly impressed with the childrenrsquos behaviour on the day and we were glad to see how much they enjoyed it It was a beautiful day with the sun shining and many happy faces

Sports Day ndash Mindfulness One of our many activities on Sports day was a mindfulness activity searching for lsquotreasuresrsquo The objective of the task was for the children to look closely at their surroundings and look for objects that they considered special or a lsquotreasurersquo The children could only select items that would fit inside their raisin box so they had to think carefully The discussions that followed about our different lsquotreasuresrsquo were lovely and made the children think about what makes one personrsquos lsquotreasurersquo can be another personrsquos waste A really thoughtful activity

8

Victorian Day in Year 1

As part of the Year 1 curriculum the children are invited to travel back in time to spend the day as a Victorian pupil Itrsquos a memorable day for both the staff and pupils as they immerse themselves in Victorian style lessons and traditions

The children started the day with a register of their Victorian names followed by drill (PE lesson) on the playground In the morning they completed poetry spelling mathematics and handwriting lessonsmdashin silence

During the afternoon they enjoyed a hokey-pokey ice-cream a black and white film Victorian games and they made Punch and Judy puppets

We were very impressed in the way they took part in all the activities planned and we hope that it remain a positive memory in their learning experience

The children created Victorian Punch and Judy puppets

The children sat in rows and had to be silent throughout their lessons in poetry maths

and handwriting

9

JOINT SCHOOL INFORMATION

Golden Ticket Winners For reading 4 times (or more) a week Fairfield Golden Ticket Winners Colneis Golden Ticket Winners

Elsie mdashClass 2C Abi mdashClass 6C

Sebastian mdashClass 1B Phoebe mdashClass 3B

Adam mdashClass 6B

Fairfield Infant and Colneis Junior Staff from September 2019

Leavers We would like to say a fond farewell to Mrs Tel Davies mdash we wish her all the best for the future Mrs Hammond mdash we wish her all the best in her new venture Miss Norman mdash we wish her all the best as she starts her training to become a qualified teacher Miss Bailey mdash wish her all the best as she starts her training to become a qualified teacher Mrs Smith mdash wersquod like to thank her for taking the role of teacher in Reception for the past term

Joiners Welcome Year 4 teacher Miss Taylor Welcome Mrs Flynn Mrs Shaw and Miss Alexander to Colneis as Teaching Assistants Welcome Miss Farrell and Miss Goodwin to Fairfield as Teaching Assistants

Staff Changes Miss Webster will be transferring from Fairfield to Colneis as TA Congratulations to Mrs Malheiro for being promoted to the position of HLTA Congratulations to Mrs Comber for being promoted to the position of Nursery Manager Mrs Letts will be transferring from Colneis to teach in Year 2 at Fairfield

Teaching Staff from September 2019 Nursery Mrs Comber (Nursery Manager) and Mrs Simmons (EYFS lead) Reception Mrs Simmons and Mrs Brinkley Miss Anderson Miss Donnelly Year 1 Miss Maitland (YGL) Mrs Parker and Mrs Haxley Year 2 Mrs Barker (YGL) and Miss Aberdein Miss Fuller Mrs Ransom and Mrs Letts Year 3 Mr Teare (YGL) Mrs Mackenzie and Miss Aberdein Miss Lucas Year 4 Mrs Churchyard (YGL) Mrs Beasley and Mrs Marks (maternity cover for Mrs Rowlandson and Mrs Wyard) Miss Taylor Year 5 Mrs Livingstone (YGL) Mrs Castle and Mrs Game Miss Roberts Year 6 Ms Spurgeon (YGL) Mrs Steele Mrs Jacobs

10

School Uniform Advance Notice We want the children in our schools to look well dressed and feel proud of their uniform Consistency of appearance across the school is important and so we would like to remind you of the expectation for school uniform from September (please note black trousers and pale blue shirts are not acceptable) All children will be required to wear plain dark coloured low heeled shoes or ankle boots Trainers will not be allowed

Fairfield Uniform (Reception Year 1 and Year 2)

Dark grey knee-length skirt or pinafore dress tailored shorts or trousers

White shirtpolo shirt

Plain royal blue cardigan or sweatshirt

Blue and white gingham dress (in summer)

Plain grey white or navy socks

Plain dark coloured low heeled shoes or ankle boots

Plain blue or black shorts (or tracksuit bottoms and sweatshirt in winter) a white t-shirt and plimsolls for PE

Colneis Uniform (Year 3mdashYear 6)

Plain navy sweatshirt or cardigan

White shirtpolo shirt

Dark grey knee-length skirt or pinafore dress tailored shorts or trousers

Blue and white gingham dress (in summer)

Plain grey white or navy socks

Plain dark coloured low heeled shoes or ankle boots

Plain blue or black shorts (or tracksuit bottoms and sweatshirt in winter) and a house coloured

t-shirt and plimsollstrainers for PE

Swimming hat (in house colours) Available from the school office

For art and design lessons children will need an overall or apron ndash an old shirt will do ndash to protect their clothing

Please remember to name all your childrsquos clothing including shoes

Please note that make up (including nail varnish) and transfers should not be worn in school under any circumstance

Jewellery and Hairstyling

Children should not wear jewellery at school Children who have pierced ears should wear sleepers with flat studs on the back and must remove them when taking part in PE lessons Teachers cannot take responsibility for the removal and safekeeping of earrings If you are considering having your childrsquos ears pierced please could you arrange to do so at the beginning of the school holidays so that the earrings can be removed for PE and swimming when the children return in September

All shoulder lengthlong hair must be tied back using a plain hair band or bobble with or without a small blue bow Boys hair should not be shaved below grade 3 and we request that patterns are not shaved into the hair as this is inappropriate for school

11

Sun Hats Water Bottles and Sun Screen

Can we please request that your child has a named sun hat and water bottle in school We would also recommend that you apply sun screen before school

School Dinner Menu

To view the latest school dinner menu (from 22 April 2019 until 18 October 2019) please click on the link wwweats-cateringcoukpageprimary-schools mdash by clicking on the Office tab on the school website you can also see the Pick and Mix options available

Parent Mail

Could we please remind you to update your Parentmail account and also inform the school if you have any changes to your contact details If you are still unregistered with Parentmail please contact the school office who will be happy to help

Join Premier this Summer Holiday Premier Sport are running a selection of camps throughout the summer holidays including Multi-Sports Musical Theatre Gymnastics and Football Find your nearest camp at httpsfamilypremier-educationcomabout-ussuffolkholiday-activities

Use Discount Code AG20 to receive 20 off Premier Sport Holiday Clubs

The Premier Discount Club Join Premiers new discount club to receive exclusive discounts and offers that are not available anywhere else Simply text CLUBPREM SUFFOLK to 60777 and youll receive an instant 50 discount for Summer Camps

More info to follow next term

8

Victorian Day in Year 1

As part of the Year 1 curriculum the children are invited to travel back in time to spend the day as a Victorian pupil Itrsquos a memorable day for both the staff and pupils as they immerse themselves in Victorian style lessons and traditions

The children started the day with a register of their Victorian names followed by drill (PE lesson) on the playground In the morning they completed poetry spelling mathematics and handwriting lessonsmdashin silence

During the afternoon they enjoyed a hokey-pokey ice-cream a black and white film Victorian games and they made Punch and Judy puppets

We were very impressed in the way they took part in all the activities planned and we hope that it remain a positive memory in their learning experience

The children created Victorian Punch and Judy puppets

The children sat in rows and had to be silent throughout their lessons in poetry maths

and handwriting

9

JOINT SCHOOL INFORMATION

Golden Ticket Winners For reading 4 times (or more) a week Fairfield Golden Ticket Winners Colneis Golden Ticket Winners

Elsie mdashClass 2C Abi mdashClass 6C

Sebastian mdashClass 1B Phoebe mdashClass 3B

Adam mdashClass 6B

Fairfield Infant and Colneis Junior Staff from September 2019

Leavers We would like to say a fond farewell to Mrs Tel Davies mdash we wish her all the best for the future Mrs Hammond mdash we wish her all the best in her new venture Miss Norman mdash we wish her all the best as she starts her training to become a qualified teacher Miss Bailey mdash wish her all the best as she starts her training to become a qualified teacher Mrs Smith mdash wersquod like to thank her for taking the role of teacher in Reception for the past term

Joiners Welcome Year 4 teacher Miss Taylor Welcome Mrs Flynn Mrs Shaw and Miss Alexander to Colneis as Teaching Assistants Welcome Miss Farrell and Miss Goodwin to Fairfield as Teaching Assistants

Staff Changes Miss Webster will be transferring from Fairfield to Colneis as TA Congratulations to Mrs Malheiro for being promoted to the position of HLTA Congratulations to Mrs Comber for being promoted to the position of Nursery Manager Mrs Letts will be transferring from Colneis to teach in Year 2 at Fairfield

Teaching Staff from September 2019 Nursery Mrs Comber (Nursery Manager) and Mrs Simmons (EYFS lead) Reception Mrs Simmons and Mrs Brinkley Miss Anderson Miss Donnelly Year 1 Miss Maitland (YGL) Mrs Parker and Mrs Haxley Year 2 Mrs Barker (YGL) and Miss Aberdein Miss Fuller Mrs Ransom and Mrs Letts Year 3 Mr Teare (YGL) Mrs Mackenzie and Miss Aberdein Miss Lucas Year 4 Mrs Churchyard (YGL) Mrs Beasley and Mrs Marks (maternity cover for Mrs Rowlandson and Mrs Wyard) Miss Taylor Year 5 Mrs Livingstone (YGL) Mrs Castle and Mrs Game Miss Roberts Year 6 Ms Spurgeon (YGL) Mrs Steele Mrs Jacobs

10

School Uniform Advance Notice We want the children in our schools to look well dressed and feel proud of their uniform Consistency of appearance across the school is important and so we would like to remind you of the expectation for school uniform from September (please note black trousers and pale blue shirts are not acceptable) All children will be required to wear plain dark coloured low heeled shoes or ankle boots Trainers will not be allowed

Fairfield Uniform (Reception Year 1 and Year 2)

Dark grey knee-length skirt or pinafore dress tailored shorts or trousers

White shirtpolo shirt

Plain royal blue cardigan or sweatshirt

Blue and white gingham dress (in summer)

Plain grey white or navy socks

Plain dark coloured low heeled shoes or ankle boots

Plain blue or black shorts (or tracksuit bottoms and sweatshirt in winter) a white t-shirt and plimsolls for PE

Colneis Uniform (Year 3mdashYear 6)

Plain navy sweatshirt or cardigan

White shirtpolo shirt

Dark grey knee-length skirt or pinafore dress tailored shorts or trousers

Blue and white gingham dress (in summer)

Plain grey white or navy socks

Plain dark coloured low heeled shoes or ankle boots

Plain blue or black shorts (or tracksuit bottoms and sweatshirt in winter) and a house coloured

t-shirt and plimsollstrainers for PE

Swimming hat (in house colours) Available from the school office

For art and design lessons children will need an overall or apron ndash an old shirt will do ndash to protect their clothing

Please remember to name all your childrsquos clothing including shoes

Please note that make up (including nail varnish) and transfers should not be worn in school under any circumstance

Jewellery and Hairstyling

Children should not wear jewellery at school Children who have pierced ears should wear sleepers with flat studs on the back and must remove them when taking part in PE lessons Teachers cannot take responsibility for the removal and safekeeping of earrings If you are considering having your childrsquos ears pierced please could you arrange to do so at the beginning of the school holidays so that the earrings can be removed for PE and swimming when the children return in September

All shoulder lengthlong hair must be tied back using a plain hair band or bobble with or without a small blue bow Boys hair should not be shaved below grade 3 and we request that patterns are not shaved into the hair as this is inappropriate for school

11

Sun Hats Water Bottles and Sun Screen

Can we please request that your child has a named sun hat and water bottle in school We would also recommend that you apply sun screen before school

School Dinner Menu

To view the latest school dinner menu (from 22 April 2019 until 18 October 2019) please click on the link wwweats-cateringcoukpageprimary-schools mdash by clicking on the Office tab on the school website you can also see the Pick and Mix options available

Parent Mail

Could we please remind you to update your Parentmail account and also inform the school if you have any changes to your contact details If you are still unregistered with Parentmail please contact the school office who will be happy to help

Join Premier this Summer Holiday Premier Sport are running a selection of camps throughout the summer holidays including Multi-Sports Musical Theatre Gymnastics and Football Find your nearest camp at httpsfamilypremier-educationcomabout-ussuffolkholiday-activities

Use Discount Code AG20 to receive 20 off Premier Sport Holiday Clubs

The Premier Discount Club Join Premiers new discount club to receive exclusive discounts and offers that are not available anywhere else Simply text CLUBPREM SUFFOLK to 60777 and youll receive an instant 50 discount for Summer Camps

More info to follow next term

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JOINT SCHOOL INFORMATION

Golden Ticket Winners For reading 4 times (or more) a week Fairfield Golden Ticket Winners Colneis Golden Ticket Winners

Elsie mdashClass 2C Abi mdashClass 6C

Sebastian mdashClass 1B Phoebe mdashClass 3B

Adam mdashClass 6B

Fairfield Infant and Colneis Junior Staff from September 2019

Leavers We would like to say a fond farewell to Mrs Tel Davies mdash we wish her all the best for the future Mrs Hammond mdash we wish her all the best in her new venture Miss Norman mdash we wish her all the best as she starts her training to become a qualified teacher Miss Bailey mdash wish her all the best as she starts her training to become a qualified teacher Mrs Smith mdash wersquod like to thank her for taking the role of teacher in Reception for the past term

Joiners Welcome Year 4 teacher Miss Taylor Welcome Mrs Flynn Mrs Shaw and Miss Alexander to Colneis as Teaching Assistants Welcome Miss Farrell and Miss Goodwin to Fairfield as Teaching Assistants

Staff Changes Miss Webster will be transferring from Fairfield to Colneis as TA Congratulations to Mrs Malheiro for being promoted to the position of HLTA Congratulations to Mrs Comber for being promoted to the position of Nursery Manager Mrs Letts will be transferring from Colneis to teach in Year 2 at Fairfield

Teaching Staff from September 2019 Nursery Mrs Comber (Nursery Manager) and Mrs Simmons (EYFS lead) Reception Mrs Simmons and Mrs Brinkley Miss Anderson Miss Donnelly Year 1 Miss Maitland (YGL) Mrs Parker and Mrs Haxley Year 2 Mrs Barker (YGL) and Miss Aberdein Miss Fuller Mrs Ransom and Mrs Letts Year 3 Mr Teare (YGL) Mrs Mackenzie and Miss Aberdein Miss Lucas Year 4 Mrs Churchyard (YGL) Mrs Beasley and Mrs Marks (maternity cover for Mrs Rowlandson and Mrs Wyard) Miss Taylor Year 5 Mrs Livingstone (YGL) Mrs Castle and Mrs Game Miss Roberts Year 6 Ms Spurgeon (YGL) Mrs Steele Mrs Jacobs

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School Uniform Advance Notice We want the children in our schools to look well dressed and feel proud of their uniform Consistency of appearance across the school is important and so we would like to remind you of the expectation for school uniform from September (please note black trousers and pale blue shirts are not acceptable) All children will be required to wear plain dark coloured low heeled shoes or ankle boots Trainers will not be allowed

Fairfield Uniform (Reception Year 1 and Year 2)

Dark grey knee-length skirt or pinafore dress tailored shorts or trousers

White shirtpolo shirt

Plain royal blue cardigan or sweatshirt

Blue and white gingham dress (in summer)

Plain grey white or navy socks

Plain dark coloured low heeled shoes or ankle boots

Plain blue or black shorts (or tracksuit bottoms and sweatshirt in winter) a white t-shirt and plimsolls for PE

Colneis Uniform (Year 3mdashYear 6)

Plain navy sweatshirt or cardigan

White shirtpolo shirt

Dark grey knee-length skirt or pinafore dress tailored shorts or trousers

Blue and white gingham dress (in summer)

Plain grey white or navy socks

Plain dark coloured low heeled shoes or ankle boots

Plain blue or black shorts (or tracksuit bottoms and sweatshirt in winter) and a house coloured

t-shirt and plimsollstrainers for PE

Swimming hat (in house colours) Available from the school office

For art and design lessons children will need an overall or apron ndash an old shirt will do ndash to protect their clothing

Please remember to name all your childrsquos clothing including shoes

Please note that make up (including nail varnish) and transfers should not be worn in school under any circumstance

Jewellery and Hairstyling

Children should not wear jewellery at school Children who have pierced ears should wear sleepers with flat studs on the back and must remove them when taking part in PE lessons Teachers cannot take responsibility for the removal and safekeeping of earrings If you are considering having your childrsquos ears pierced please could you arrange to do so at the beginning of the school holidays so that the earrings can be removed for PE and swimming when the children return in September

All shoulder lengthlong hair must be tied back using a plain hair band or bobble with or without a small blue bow Boys hair should not be shaved below grade 3 and we request that patterns are not shaved into the hair as this is inappropriate for school

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Sun Hats Water Bottles and Sun Screen

Can we please request that your child has a named sun hat and water bottle in school We would also recommend that you apply sun screen before school

School Dinner Menu

To view the latest school dinner menu (from 22 April 2019 until 18 October 2019) please click on the link wwweats-cateringcoukpageprimary-schools mdash by clicking on the Office tab on the school website you can also see the Pick and Mix options available

Parent Mail

Could we please remind you to update your Parentmail account and also inform the school if you have any changes to your contact details If you are still unregistered with Parentmail please contact the school office who will be happy to help

Join Premier this Summer Holiday Premier Sport are running a selection of camps throughout the summer holidays including Multi-Sports Musical Theatre Gymnastics and Football Find your nearest camp at httpsfamilypremier-educationcomabout-ussuffolkholiday-activities

Use Discount Code AG20 to receive 20 off Premier Sport Holiday Clubs

The Premier Discount Club Join Premiers new discount club to receive exclusive discounts and offers that are not available anywhere else Simply text CLUBPREM SUFFOLK to 60777 and youll receive an instant 50 discount for Summer Camps

More info to follow next term

10

School Uniform Advance Notice We want the children in our schools to look well dressed and feel proud of their uniform Consistency of appearance across the school is important and so we would like to remind you of the expectation for school uniform from September (please note black trousers and pale blue shirts are not acceptable) All children will be required to wear plain dark coloured low heeled shoes or ankle boots Trainers will not be allowed

Fairfield Uniform (Reception Year 1 and Year 2)

Dark grey knee-length skirt or pinafore dress tailored shorts or trousers

White shirtpolo shirt

Plain royal blue cardigan or sweatshirt

Blue and white gingham dress (in summer)

Plain grey white or navy socks

Plain dark coloured low heeled shoes or ankle boots

Plain blue or black shorts (or tracksuit bottoms and sweatshirt in winter) a white t-shirt and plimsolls for PE

Colneis Uniform (Year 3mdashYear 6)

Plain navy sweatshirt or cardigan

White shirtpolo shirt

Dark grey knee-length skirt or pinafore dress tailored shorts or trousers

Blue and white gingham dress (in summer)

Plain grey white or navy socks

Plain dark coloured low heeled shoes or ankle boots

Plain blue or black shorts (or tracksuit bottoms and sweatshirt in winter) and a house coloured

t-shirt and plimsollstrainers for PE

Swimming hat (in house colours) Available from the school office

For art and design lessons children will need an overall or apron ndash an old shirt will do ndash to protect their clothing

Please remember to name all your childrsquos clothing including shoes

Please note that make up (including nail varnish) and transfers should not be worn in school under any circumstance

Jewellery and Hairstyling

Children should not wear jewellery at school Children who have pierced ears should wear sleepers with flat studs on the back and must remove them when taking part in PE lessons Teachers cannot take responsibility for the removal and safekeeping of earrings If you are considering having your childrsquos ears pierced please could you arrange to do so at the beginning of the school holidays so that the earrings can be removed for PE and swimming when the children return in September

All shoulder lengthlong hair must be tied back using a plain hair band or bobble with or without a small blue bow Boys hair should not be shaved below grade 3 and we request that patterns are not shaved into the hair as this is inappropriate for school

11

Sun Hats Water Bottles and Sun Screen

Can we please request that your child has a named sun hat and water bottle in school We would also recommend that you apply sun screen before school

School Dinner Menu

To view the latest school dinner menu (from 22 April 2019 until 18 October 2019) please click on the link wwweats-cateringcoukpageprimary-schools mdash by clicking on the Office tab on the school website you can also see the Pick and Mix options available

Parent Mail

Could we please remind you to update your Parentmail account and also inform the school if you have any changes to your contact details If you are still unregistered with Parentmail please contact the school office who will be happy to help

Join Premier this Summer Holiday Premier Sport are running a selection of camps throughout the summer holidays including Multi-Sports Musical Theatre Gymnastics and Football Find your nearest camp at httpsfamilypremier-educationcomabout-ussuffolkholiday-activities

Use Discount Code AG20 to receive 20 off Premier Sport Holiday Clubs

The Premier Discount Club Join Premiers new discount club to receive exclusive discounts and offers that are not available anywhere else Simply text CLUBPREM SUFFOLK to 60777 and youll receive an instant 50 discount for Summer Camps

More info to follow next term

11

Sun Hats Water Bottles and Sun Screen

Can we please request that your child has a named sun hat and water bottle in school We would also recommend that you apply sun screen before school

School Dinner Menu

To view the latest school dinner menu (from 22 April 2019 until 18 October 2019) please click on the link wwweats-cateringcoukpageprimary-schools mdash by clicking on the Office tab on the school website you can also see the Pick and Mix options available

Parent Mail

Could we please remind you to update your Parentmail account and also inform the school if you have any changes to your contact details If you are still unregistered with Parentmail please contact the school office who will be happy to help

Join Premier this Summer Holiday Premier Sport are running a selection of camps throughout the summer holidays including Multi-Sports Musical Theatre Gymnastics and Football Find your nearest camp at httpsfamilypremier-educationcomabout-ussuffolkholiday-activities

Use Discount Code AG20 to receive 20 off Premier Sport Holiday Clubs

The Premier Discount Club Join Premiers new discount club to receive exclusive discounts and offers that are not available anywhere else Simply text CLUBPREM SUFFOLK to 60777 and youll receive an instant 50 discount for Summer Camps

More info to follow next term

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Information on the school website

wwwfairfieldinfantcouk wwwcolneisjuniorcouk

We would encourage you to log on to the school website to find helpful ways to assist your child and to keep up-to-date with the school calendar

Next Academic Year Term dates for 2019-2020 Autumn term Start of Autumn term Wednesday 4 September 2019 Half term Monday 21 October 2019 to Friday 25 October 2019 End of Autumn term Thursday 19 December 2019 PD (non school) days Monday 2 September 2019 Tuesday 3 September 2019 Friday 15 November 2019 Spring term Start of Spring term Tuesday 7 January 2020 Half term Monday 17 February 2020 to Friday 21 February 2020 End of Spring term Thursday 2 April 2020 PD (non school) day Monday 6 January 2020 Summer term Start of Summer term Monday 20 April 2020 Half term Monday 25 May 2020 (May Bank Holiday) to Friday 29 May 2020 End of Summer term Wednesday 22 July 2020 PD (non school) day Friday 22nd May 2020

Junior School Children

Free cooked meal available for x30 junior school children On Tuesday during the summer school holidays

Starts Tuesday 30th July Finishes Tuesay 27th August

Where Trinity Methodist Church Hamilton Road

Time 1pm

Children need to be accompanied by an adult

All invited to story time afterwards

Please book your place with Diane Smith on email dsmith2505hotmailcom

Please state any dietary requirements or allergies when booking