Important Dates for Diary

Monday 20th April - KG Letterbox Parent & Children Workshop REC/YR1/YR2 9:15am

Wednesday 22nd April - Amazon & Rhine Trip to Temple

Thursday 23rd April - Thames & Nile Trip to Temple

Thursday 23rd April - SR Letterbox Parent & Children Workshop YR3&4 9:15am

Friday 24th April - SR Letterbox Parent & Children Workshop YR5 9:15am

Friday 24th April - FoGs Quiz and Curry night. See poster below.

Wednesday 29th April - Whole School class photo's

Book Fair 

Please come to our book fair and support our school! Everything you spend contributes towards books for our children.

The book fair will be held after school at both sites from Friday 1^st May 2026 to Thursday 7^th May 2026.

Sketty Road site- the book and stationery fair will be held outside the main office in the playground from 3:15pm-4pm 

Kimberley Gardens site- the book and stationery fair will be held in the Reception playground from 3:30pm-4.10pm

End of Term Finish Time Survey

Thank you to the parents who have completed the survey so far – it is clear that having a full day on the last day of the term is parental choice and something we will continue to do to support you – unlike most other schools in the Borough!

I would also like to thank the 72 adults who have completed the Annual Report Feedback Survey – helping us improve communication about your children’s achievements and areas to develop; ensuring you can play an active part in their school journey.  If you would like to help us improve then please fill out the survey Annual Report Feedback – Fill in form

Reception 

This week Reception have been excited to talk about their holiday news. The children have been practising using full sentences orally to rehearse their ideas, before writing them down. In our Maths learning, we have been reconsolidating teen numbers. Understanding how a teen number is composed, as well as practising number formations. 

Year 1 

This week in Year 1, the children enjoyed using globes to explore where different countries are in the world. They learned about the equator and compared places that are closer to it with those that are further away, noticing how location can affect climate and weather. This hands‑on activity helped develop their geographical vocabulary and sparked lots of curiosity and thoughtful discussion about our world.

Year 2 

This week Year 2 have been learning about how different religions and world views care for people. We explored the British Values and how these link to the UNCRC. The children identified which rights show care and understanding and how these allow people to express their uniqueness.

Over the past few weeks in D&T, the children have been designing and planning the construction of a pen pot. This week, we began making our pen pots, ensuring they are sturdy and functional. Next, we will be decorating them in bright colours of our choice.

Year 4 

 This week Year 4 began a new book in our writing lessons, The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe by  C.S. Lewis. We began the week by travelling to Narnia. A cold, dark environment with lots of trees and covered in snow. This is where we listened to the first chapter being read. Later in the week we learned about using relative clauses and compared Lucy's world with the world of Mr Tumnus. We are very excited to read more about the White Witch!

Year 6

This week, Year 6 have been continuing with preparing for their transitions to secondary school through their PSHE lessons based on their own personal well-being. 

We have focused in particular on some of the risks we might face when leaving primary school and as we get older. These risks have included gangs, where we have considered why gangs are dangerous and how to make the correct social choices as we get older. 

KS1 and KS2 Ambassadors

In the Autumn Term,  our KS1 and KS2 Ambassadors were invited to participate in a short film to promote School Streets in Enfield.  Please take a look at our stars of the future by clicking the link here.

We always encourage our families to use sustainable modes of transport to travel to and from school.  Our School Street keeps the road clearer and safer for everyone.  We have several convenient Park and Stride locations a short stroll away from the school gates.  Use any of the carparks in George V playing fields or the carpark by the restaurants and leisure center on Southbury Road.