Well done to the Mead year 6 football team who beat Brookside yesterday 4-1. A great team display!
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Friday, 14 October 2022
Thursday, 3 March 2022
Sports Crew
Some fantastic children from Year 5 have been selected as our Sports Crew! The children have learned superb social and leadership skills. The children worked with a brilliant Palau class and led some fun and active games with this class. The Sports Crew will be helping with events throughout the remaining school year. Well done, Sports Crew!
Friday, 20 November 2020
Weekly Newsletter - 20/11/2020
20th November 2020
Dear Parents,
We are very much looking forward to welcoming our Nursery children back into school on Monday and desperately hoping that we can have all our children in school between now and Christmas.
PLEASE DO NOT STOP/PARK ON THE ZIG ZAG LINES OUTSIDE OUR SCHOOL GATES-I HAVE HAD A REPORT OF ANOTHER NEAR MISS INVOLVING ONE OF OUR CHILDREN
I am putting this message on every week and whilst fewer parents are stopping here there are still a few who are totally ignoring my plea-We ALL have a responsibility to keep our children safe!
Havering Catering Services
Week beginning Monday 23rd November is week 1 on the Havering catering services menu. All meals are served with unlimited salad and vegetables and cost £2.25. The menu can be accessed here (it says infant school but is the menu for both infants and juniors).
Please be reminded to top up your child’s catering account as we cannot provide dinners for pupils whose accounts exceed a debt of £10.
Diary Dates
Term Dates 2020-21
Autumn Term
Monday 2nd November - Friday 18th December
Spring Term
Monday 4th January - Friday 12th February
Monday 22nd February - Thursday 1st April
Summer Term
Monday 19th April - Friday 28th May
Monday 7th June - Friday 23rd July
INSET Days 2020-2021
Star Writers:
These children have used a range of powerful vocabulary and techniques to become a Star Writer; Dianna in Germany, David D in Jamaica, Emilia in Barbados,Rosie in Antigua, David in Kenya, Dempcee-Leigh in Madagascar, Eleni in Scotland, Jared in Wales, Safiyya in Argentina, Renesmee in Egypt, Harman in Brazil, Freddie in Northern Ireland, Leya in Australia, Dora in New Zealand, Connie in Italy, Sasha in Chile, Arsalaan in Palau, Brooke D in USA, Olivia in Canada, Lennon in Mexico and Leo in St Lucia, Look out for examples of their work on the blog!
Learning Power Awards:
These are the awards we present to the pupils when they have demonstrated one of our four learning skills: Resilience, reciprocity, reflectiveness & resourcefulness.
James and Fareeda in Scotland receive a certificate for reciprocity and Abigail, Isabel, Myyykolas, Vinnie & Havin in Brazil for reflectiveness. Well done to Gabriel and Michael T, Zahi and Matevjs in USA who receive certificates for resilience.
Tracker Awards:
Congratulations to the latest pupils who have achieved their Bronze awards: David and Amaliah in Kenya and Carter and Anetein Egypt
Certificate of Presentation:
Well done to Victoria in Wales, Luka in Northern Ireland, Amelia in Australia, Amber in New Zealand, Lorienne in Palau and Renaz in Madagascar who have presented their work beautifully; They have shown pride in their work and taken care with their handwriting and number formation.
Reading Awards
The following pupis have read 10 books and receive a bookmark for their efforts,Rianne in Gemany, Bentley, Dennis, Daniel, Sumad and David A in Scotland, Lorienne in Palau, Leo in Northern Ireland. Maya and Chloe in Wales. Frazer and Amaliah in Kenya, Ty in Egypt, Amelia in Australia, Hayden in Barbados, Todor, Ryan, Kane, Janisha, Francesca, Evelin, Daniel O and Alex in Madagascar,, Kelsie in Antigua, Inaya, Justas, Clovis, Eden, Ella and Eric in St Lucia and Kadisha, Logan and Reuben in Canada,
Cristian, Kydeigh, Marvellous and Harrison in Kenya, Dempcee and Merkhima in Madagascar, David, Eleni, Fareeda, Dev and Esmai in Scotland, Gabriel, Roberto and Tommy in Northern Ireland. Jokubas in Wales, Logan, Poppy and Malakai in Australia, Elwin in Barbados, Sethika in Antigua and Raya, and Abira in St Lucia have achieved bronze reading awards for reading 25 books.
Silver Reader awards go to Amelia H, Violet and Evelyn in St Lucia,Maximilian in Scotland, Nancy and Favour in Jamaica, Honey and Vlad in Kenya, Mia and Nuhaa in Palau, Sebastian in Barbado, Amari and Rayan in Antigua and Andriana and Austeja in Canada, who have read 50 books. They each receive a silver certificate and a £5 book token for their efforts.
Victoria in Antigua has read 75 books and she gets a book of her choice for her fantastic effort.
A massive well done to this week’s gold readers Olivia in Barbados and Victoria in Antigua who have read 100 books and receive a gold certificate and a trophy for their efforts.
Mathletics Award
The following children have been awarded a Bronze certificate for achieving 1000 points by completing their Mathletic challenges; David, Bogdan, Maximilian, Nisa, Olivia, Sophia, Dev, Katherine, Sienna, Eva-Rae, Alexis and Zachary in Scotland. Jared, Arjya, Sofia, Victoria, Jokubas, David, Bella-Leigh, Tehzeeb, Oghomwen, Maya, Jacob, Arya in Wales, Haydar, Michael N, Tommy and Roberto in Northern Ireland, Aisha, Esther, Poppy, Natalia, Samhita, Samhita, Damira, Isla, Grace, Amelia, Aum and Shay in Australia, Moksha, Nuhaa, Emilia and Taha in Palau, Darius, Ria, Izabela, Sandra, Ignacy, Dora, Zuzanna and Amber in New Zealand, Zahi, Louisa, Rehan, Lenny, Ben and Jake in USA, Emilie, Reinaldas, Mahroosh, Tomi, Justice, Leah, Mia, Havin, Harman, Nia and Nina in Brazil and Pavel, Josh K, Rebecca, Anya, Alex, Aliyah, and Amelia in Argentina, Vlad, Anmona, Irina, Chloe, Lilyana in Chile, Luka, Nicole, Lexi, Kajus, Remi, Chase and Riddhi in Germany, Michael, Leo, Layla-Mai, Katie, Manvik, Ava P, Deimantas, Alex, Carter and Harry in Italy, Jolin, Milana, Daniela, Nicole, Faaiz, Julia, Kai and Cameron in Mexico and Afnan, Olivia, George and Andriana in Canada.
These children have been awarded a silver certificate for achieving 5 Bronze certificates in Mathletics; Bogdan and Sienna in Scotland, Arjya and Victoria in Wales, Haydar and Tommy in Northern Ireland, Aisha, Samhita and Isla in Australia, Nuhaa in Palau, Dora in New Zealand, Ben in USA, Michael, Manvik and Filip in Italy, Jolin in Mexico and Afnan in Canada,
These wonderful children have demonstrated excellence this week.
Have a fabulous weekend.
Yours sincerely,Mrs L Smith
Headteacher
Monday, 9 November 2020
Children in Need
As you may already know, it is Children in Need on Friday 13th November.
To make this week a little bit brighter for the children we are announcing a non- uniform day, on Friday, to celebrate.
There is no cost to wearing your own clothes however if you can make a small donation, there will be collection tins in each classroom.
Have a fantastic week!
Wednesday, 1 April 2020
Urgent - if you are eligible for FSMs during Easter
Easter Holidays
If your child will require a food parcel from the school, during this time, then you must call or email the school by 9am Friday. Please note this is only for if your child is entitled to a free school meal.
Tuesday, 24 March 2020
Maths Lessons available
Tuesday, 1 October 2019
Nut Reminder
An important reminder that we do have children with severe nut allergies in school and we cannot have children bringing in snacks with products that may contain nuts.
Thank you for your continued cooperation.
Monday, 24 June 2019
The Fiver Challenge - Year Six
At Mead, we believe in the importance of helping our pupils to understand the world they live in and begin to help them develop the skills they need in life and work to help them prepare for their future.
Year six are participating this year in the Fiver Challenge, a national competition for children aged from 5 – 11 years. The Challenge is free and run by Young Enterprise (www.fiverchallenge.org.uk) the UK’s leading enterprise and financial education charity, helping young people to develop the skills they need for life and work. This will run after school for the next two weeks.
The Fiver Challenge offers your child the opportunity to set up a mini business with £5 and create a product or a service they can then sell/deliver at a profit.
The children are in full control of any profits they make and will decide what they would like to spend it on or donate to any charity.
Year six are participating this year in the Fiver Challenge, a national competition for children aged from 5 – 11 years. The Challenge is free and run by Young Enterprise (www.fiverchallenge.org.uk) the UK’s leading enterprise and financial education charity, helping young people to develop the skills they need for life and work. This will run after school for the next two weeks.
The Fiver Challenge offers your child the opportunity to set up a mini business with £5 and create a product or a service they can then sell/deliver at a profit.
The children are in full control of any profits they make and will decide what they would like to spend it on or donate to any charity.
Thursday, 22 November 2018
Abie Longstaff Is Coming Mead!
Abie will
be working with the pupils in years 1,2,3 and 4 - sharing her passion for writing.
There will be the opportunity
for pupils to purchase copies of Abie's book, which can be signed by Abie
on the
day. If you would like to buy a book, please send in your money in a named
envelope.
Books will be available to purchase on the day of her visit.
If your child has an Abie Longstaff book at home they can bring it into school to be signed.
Please see below for book prices:
Thursday, 12 July 2018
Jamaica's Trip to Central Park
What a wonderful time the children in Jamaica class have had today. First we went to Central Park and had lots of fun playing on all the amazing equipment and then when we returned to school we enjoyed our picnic all together on the field.
The children's behaviour was exemplary at all times from walking nicely to the park, always holding the hand of a friend to helping each other on the equipment, "I am helping to push the swing" said Sebastian, "then we will swap over and Ashton will push me." What lovely turn taking!
Whilst having our picnic, the children chatted to each other about what was their favourite part of the afternoon:
Bella-Leigh - "I liked the swing the best cause it was going soooo high!"
Matteo - "The game was my favourite, the one where you needed to tap the colours."
Ashton - "The twirly slide was my favourite...it make me dizzy!"
Rose - "The swings were my favourite cause I could go as high as the clouds."
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