Parkfield School

To all last years Year 11 students, don’t forget GCSE certificates are available to collect until Monday 16th December 2024 between 9 am and 3 pm.

All ready for Beth and Lola’s cake sale, raising money for the Movember charity.

The support and generosity amongst our school community never ceases to amaze me, well done to all.

Cake purchases can also be made on our Movember charity page; uk.movember.com/team/2482628 just let us know for which pupil or if you would like us to deliver the cake to your car at after school pick up

🏖⛱🍦Last Friday, Year 6 were able to make it to the beach to celebrate the end of their Primary education and beginning of their new adventures in Secondary. The weather was exactly as we needed: not too hot, and not too grey! We made it back to the pick up point at 230pm just as the heavens opened! Further memories made and locked in🍦⛱🏖

🤩🎡🎢🎠Not many photos to share today because we were too busy making memories and having fun!🎠🎢🎡🤩

We had another successful trip with our Primary students and Young Carers today.

The students did us proud as always.

A huge thank you to all staff, helpers and parents who ensured our trips were a success this week.

🌳💚We're so proud of our young people🌳💚

Have a wonderful weekend.

🧡💛💚Adventure calls at Moors Valley’s play,
Go Ape high ropes, hooray, hooray!
Memories made, fun on parade,
Laughter and joy on our Primary trip crusade!💚💛🧡

Additional photos from Moors Valley from EYFS and KS1.

🧡💛💚Adventure calls at Moors Valley’s play,
Go Ape high ropes, hooray, hooray!
Memories made, fun on parade,
Laughter and joy on our Primary trip crusade!💚💛🧡

Primary enjoyed a fun-filled day at Moors Valley exploring through the forest, enjoying the play trail and swinging from tree to tree at Go Ape.
Members of the public thanked some of our students for stopping and letting them pass!
Parkfield at our best - again!

💚💛🧡Here are some videos and pictures. More will follow for EYFS and KS1 soon 🧡💛💚

🌊💙🤍Some of our KS2 spent the day at Sandbanks enjoying some water sports.
They may have brought home half of the beach, but the laughter and memories are totally worth it! Here are some pictures before the activities began!🤍💙🌊

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Firstly, our wonderful Year 6s had an incredibly successful moderation this week! We honestly could not be any prouder of the students and all that they have achieved.

Moreover, Year 6 are just wrapping up a fantastic project on the iconic artist Frida Kahlo. From carefully copying her vibrant colour pallette to experimenting with oil pastel printing and creating stunning collages inspired by her work, our young Year 6 artists have truly outdone themselves.🌈

It's been incredible to see the creativity and dedication displayed by our young students throughout the past few days. Stay tuned for more amazing creations from our budding artists!
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What an amazing day at the Can Do Water Festival. Thank you Rockley Watersports and Dorset School Games

🎵 Head up high, it's test week, we say,
From Monday to Thursday, you'll light up the fray.
Breakfast in class, then give it a spin,
Hard work pays off, let the wins begin! 🎵

Test week started for Year 6 yesterday! Regardless of the assessments this week, the students have already made Miss Dunn and Mrs Des Fountain proud! The children have shown nothing but determination and eagerness this year!

🌳💚GOOD LUCK YEAR 6💚🌳

4 more assessments to go!

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Our wonderful Mr Yeats is participating in the Edinburgh Marathon on May 26th, to raise funds for the My Name'5 Doddie Foundation, a remarkable charity dedicated to aiding research and providing support for Motor Neurone Disease (MND)

My Name'5 Doddie Foundation | MND Charity (myname5doddie.co.uk)

Your support can make a significant impact, and Mr Yeats and running partner would be incredibly grateful for any donations.

To contribute, please follow this link:
https://www.justgiving.com/page/rob-and-ollie-never-walk

Every little bit helps and is deeply appreciated!

The attached photo is of Mr Yeats and one of his training partners.

Please feel free to share this with anyone who might be interested in contributing.

Good Luck Mr Yeats!

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Year 6 visited the D-day story in Portsmouth just before half term. It was an incredibly windy and blustery day, but the students' enthusiasm and engagement remained unwavering throughout the visit.

During the trip, the students had the opportunity to explore various exhibits and engage in interactive activities. They were able to witness firsthand a Landing Craft, which played a crucial role during the D-Day landings. This experience allowed them to grasp a deeper understanding of the historical significance of these vessels.

Furthermore, the students participated in 'Who's who?' game that depicted a 'day in the life of a civilian" during the war.

One of the highlights of the trip was experiencing the intricate embroidery on display at the D-Day Story. The students were captivated by the attention to detail and the storytelling woven into each thread.

We have attached some pictures from the trip for you to peruse and share in the students' enriching experience.

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Year 6 have their seatbelts on and are off on their visit to the D-DAY story museum in Portsmouth.

A little rain won't dampen our excitement!

Miss Dunn has been going on about the last surviving landing craft (LTC) for weeks! What a way to start their new project, 'Britain at War'

More pictures will follow later after their day experiencing the life of the WWI and WWII heroes!
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📚Books galore, come explore📚,
💚5th March in the MPH at 3:10, find what you adore.💚
✨Dress up fun on 7th March day✨,
🧝‍♀️🧞‍♂️🧜‍♀️🧚‍♂️Be your favourite book character, hooray!🧚‍♂️🧜‍♀️🧞‍♂️🧝‍♀️