Year 3 enjoyed their Christmas parties yesterday!
Tuesday, 19 December 2023
Monday, 18 December 2023
Year 2 Forest School Experience
The Year 2 Elves planned a fun and exciting activity for the children this morning. Each elf left their class a present containing marshmallows, chocolate and a poem explaining what to do.
The children decorated a Marshmallow snowman and then met the elves at the Forest School fire-pit to toast them and make a s’more. We have been learning about fire in our Forest School sessions and the children can discuss how to stay safe around the fire circle. 🔥 ⛄️
“Fire needs oxygen, fuel and heat to burn” - Sara
“I’ve never had a s’more before! That was delicious” - Lily
“We had a campfire just like Plop did in The Owl Who Was Afraid of the Dark” - Ethan
Weekly Newsletter - 15/12/23
Dear Parents and Carers,
Thank you to everyone who joined us throughout the week for the Christmas performances. The children wowed us all with their wonderful performances. The Year 3 and 4 performance has been recorded and will be edited and sent out on today. Tuesday 19th December is our final day of the term and the children are able to wear non-school uniform. Please also look out for Father Christmas who has promised to drop in during the final two days! We wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
KS2 Christmas Songs
On Tuesday afternoon from 2:50pm, the children in KS2 (juniors) will be singing Christmas songs. The gates to the playground will open at 2:50pm and Parents and Carers are welcome to join us to sing along. The children will then be released at the usual time of 3:10pm. Year 3 will also be joining the children in the KS2 playground and should also be collected from here.
Havering Cost of Living Support- Message from Havering
Havering recognises that as the cost of living continues to rise across the country, our residents are going to be feeling the pinch this winter. The Council’s new cost of living online hub brings together all of the support available to residents – from financial help with food and energy bills to free school holiday meals and mental health. The website contains links to the Havering Helps assistance scheme, details of warm spaces, council tax support, debt management services, energy grants, food banks and community hubs, as well as online benefits calculators so residents can be sure they’re receiving all the support they are entitled to. The Council will also publish details of any new support schemes, both local and national, in the Living in Havering email bulletin.
Safer Streets Scheme
We have been asked to share a short survey regarding the Safer Streets Scheme. This short survey will take less than 5 minutes to complete. To access, please use the link here- Parent survey.
Late arrivals and Early collections
From January children in Nursery, Reception and Year 1 and 2 will have access to the office at Gate 3. This means that if they arrive at any time between 8:50am-10am they can be brought to the nursery entrance. Mrs Bruiners will be at this entrance to meet and greet children and they will then be able to make their way to their classrooms. This will be a trial period for the first half term. Children in Year 3,4, 5 and 6 will continue to come into school through the main office at gate 1.
Wishing you all a very merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
We look forward to welcoming you back on Thursday 4th January 2024.
Yours sincerely,
Ms A Holmes
Headteacher
Key Information and dates
School Ping
Squid login
Havering Catering Lunch Menu
Dates for the Diary
Tuesday 19th December Last Day of Autumn term
Thursday 4th January Return to school
Monday 15th April INSET DAY
Tuesday 23rd July Last Day of Summer term
Wednesday 24th July INSET DAY
Wishing you all a very merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
We look forward to welcoming you back on Thursday 4th January 2024.
Yours sincerely,
Ms A Holmes
Headteacher
Art - used wrapping paper needed
It's that time of year when gifts are given and received and in year 3 art next term we will be model making so please could you save some used wrapping paper for us to make the basic form to be covered. A carrier bag should be enough.
Thank you in advance - I look forward to showing you photos of the finished models!
Friday, 15 December 2023
Christmas is here in Reception
Reception performed their last poetry basket poem in assembly today. Our poem today was called "Christmas is here".
Year 5 Science Space
Year 5 have enjoyed learning about Space this half term, they have taken part in lots of practical lessons to bring this to life. We were able to model the Solar System and even experimented with Oreo's to learn about the phases of the Moon.
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Mead Primary Digital Leaders 23/24
Thank you to all of the children who applied to be Digital Leaders this year, all of the applicants showed that they would be great in the role. There was a very tough decision to make. The following children were successful in their application and will represent the school as digitla leaders this year.
From year 6 we have: Lottie, Gabriel, Tehzeeb, Victoria, Oghamween, Zach B, Michael N, and Ellie-Mae, Bogdan, Zach W, Junior, Fareeda, Daniel, David As
From year 5 we have: Jett, AAyan, Amen, Amaliah, Daniel k, Eduard, and David
We look forward to sharing updates with you soon.
Year 5 Mathletics
Well done to the children below for revieving their Mathletics certificates this week.
Celebration Awards
Well done to Scotland, Kenya and Australia who achieved 95% or more for their attendance target this week.
Bingo Homework
Kaiyan, Samson, Theo, Maaz, Isabelle, Levi, Dulcie, Kaine, Summer, Artem, Thomas, Aahil, Elsie, Esmae, Georgia, Sofia, Lennie Eleanor, Leo and Adrian (Barbados), Aria, Ava, Harry, Holly, Ishaq, Jaxon, Lilith, Lukas, Sebastian, Shruthii, Sofia, Teddy, Victoria and Yani (Antigua), Leon, Ronnie, Aaliyah, Atanas, Zara, Amelia, Jessiah, Princess and Zoya (New Zealand), Vinnie, Isaiah, Rayne, Nikole, Martyn and Talula (Kenya), Azrah, Sara, Shawaiz, Yasmin, Daniel, Alicia, Stefan and Ethan (Egypt), Amelia, Sophie, Besa, Rishi, RIley, Cory, Rosie, Olivia and Hezekiah (Australia) Umer, Eric, Jake, April (Madagascar), , Sohie, Nisin, Anastasia (Palau), Madhav, Tyler, Teddy, Alma, Vivaan, Jamarb, Sofia, Luke, Emma, Albie, Scarlett-May (Jamaica) Finn, Sebastian, Chloe, Emmanuel, Zakariya, Isla, Olley. Alex, Anja and Izabel (Fiji), Zakariya Ender, Mahir, Rosie, Rayan & Elena (Wales).
105 Books to Read Before You Leave Mead
Bronze-Kadijah(Madagascar), Amaan (Italy), Darius and Ella (Greece).
Star Writer Certificates
These children have excelled with their writing this week. Well done to Vinnie (England), Talula (Kenya), Eve A (New Zealand), Oscar (Australia), Phoebe (Egypt), Sofia (Brazil), Naomi, Jake, Sapphire(Madagascar), Gabriela (Antigua), Samson (Barbados), Nathan (Malaysia), Shree and Mahir (Northern Ireland), Sophie (Scotland), Theodora (Palau), Teddy (Jamaica) Benjamin (Fiji), Charlotte (USA), Skyla & Sara (Wales), Malakai (Germany), Maisy (Italy), Kevin (Greece) and Kane (Mexico).
Star Reader Certificates
These children have worked really hard on their reading this week. Well done to Hayden (England), Nancy (Northern Ireland) Rayne (Kenya), Amal (New Zealand), Rebecca (Australia), Dylan (Egypt), Vilte (Brazil), Aisosa(Madagascar), Nevaeh (Barbados), Bella (Scotland), Richard (Antigua), Cattleya (Malaysia), Sienna (Palau), Ava (Jamaica), Sadie (USA), Freya (China) Edgar (Fiji), Sophia (China), Georgia & Victoria (Wales), Poppy (Germany), Amaan (Italy), Freddie (Greece) and Kydeigh (Mexico).
Star Mathematician Certificates
These children have enjoyed a fantastic week with their maths. Well done to Amirah (England), Adriana (Northern Ireland), Martyn (Kenya), Aaliyah (New Zealand), Olivia (Australia), Aliyah (Egypt), Zaydh (Brazil),
Skyla-Mai (Madagascar), Edwin and Yani (Antigua), Adrian (Barbados), Ivan (Malaysia), Rayan (Scotland), Andrei C (Palau), James (Jamaica), Roqaya and Ugo (USA) Emmanuel (Fiji), David Al (China), Khasim & Sethika (Wales) Leona (Germany), Moksha (Italy),India (Greece) and Cristian (Mexico).
Achievement Certificates
These children have earned 20 Achievement points and are on their way to the Mead Roll of Honour- Well done to Gloria, Arsalaan (Italy) Ifra, Leon, Emma, Aaliyah, Esmay and Nefemi (New Zealand), Adriana (Northern Ireland) Noura, Mujeeb, JJ and Albert (Kenya), Daniel (Egypt), Jake, Umer(Madagascar), Esmae, Leo J, Callum and Summer (Scotland), Ivan, Roberto, Haydar, Natas, Luka, Junior, Leo, Sara and Gabriel (Malaysia) Emmanuel, Sophie, Chloe, Sebastian, Leo and Anja (Fiji), Maryam, Gracelyn, Jett, Roqaya, Levi, Ugo, Sadie (USA), Alexis, Arwyn, Bentley, Bogdan, Daniel, David Al, David As, Dennis, Dev, Eleni, Elizabelle, Esmai, Eva, Fareeda, James, Lottie, Max, Millie, Olivia, Shah, Sophia, Zachary (China),Eva & Leo (Wales) Haider, Leya, Logan (Germany), Darius, Domas, Ella, Janvi, Zuzanna, Gabriel and Ustym (Greece), Francesca, Theodora, Amber, Kaycie-Jo and Daniel O (Mexico).
Mathletics Award
Golden Certificate
Congratulations to these children who have been awarded a Golden Certificate as they have made exceptionally good choices linked to The Mead Creed. These certificates are not easy to get so very well done to this week’s winners!
China Class Make Gingerbread
This week, China class designed, baked, decorated and evaluated gingerbread in D+T. The children were given total independence with this task. This enabled them to develop both cooking and design skills. Take a look at the process below.
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