Summerfields Primary School

Parents/carers of our incoming Year 7 cohort should have received a letter by email inviting their child to a team building day in September.

On Thursday 10 September, we will be taking Year 7 to PGL Little Canada for an action-packed day designed to help students settle in, make friends and build strong bonds with their new peers and teachers.

The letter can be found on our website here:https://www.medina.iow.sch.uk/_site/data/files/users/medina-life/27906A1CF60DCDA2E13ED876CEA228F8.pdf
and an EV3 form needs to be completed and returned to school:https://www.medina.iow.sch.uk/_site/data/files/users/medina-life/5C84A2EECBF672C22C9E52C8B0A986C5.pdf

If you have any queries about the team building day, please do not hesitate to contact Mr Nick Binfield: [email protected]

Cooking club this week they made pizza but not any ordinary pizza. It was a ham and cheese French pizza. The children weren’t sure but I asked a few today and they loved it. 🥰

Tonight, we had the wonderful opportunity to meet our new parents of children who start in September. We look forward to seeing you on our upcoming stay and play sessions.

This week our new Breakfast Club was launched. It was a great hit and lots of children took advantage of the wide spread of food that was on offer.

The year 6 children had a workshop in school about different parts of a river and what wildlife and man-made constructs were to be found in and around a river. This was followed by a trip to the River Medina where children explored the river, made rafts and examined different wildlife that they had caught in the river.

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Cooking club this week, made pasta salad with a cheesy coleslaw. I saw lots of chopping, slicing, grating and mixing. Well done and I hope you enjoyed them. 

As part of the Isle of Wight Storytelling festival, all of the children have enjoyed visits from authors, storytellers and even magicians today! We have listened to magical tales, created shadow puppet theatre, written magic charms and even learned about the Isle of Wight ghost ship HMS Eurydice.

This week, Year 1 and Year 6 visited our local park to collect data as part of a special task. The teacher introduced a fictional story in which someone needed information gathered for the Prime Minister, and the children were given the responsibility of completing this mission.

After returning to school, the children created messy maps of the park to record their observations and ideas. From their discussions, they decided that the park would benefit from having more picnic tables.

First week for Cooking Club and they made Quiche. Fantastic team work! looking forward to making shortbread biscuits this week.