Find out what's happening in school:
We are fast approaching the end of the school year but we still have a number of exciting events taking place.
Monday 20 June at 1.30 p.m. – *Key Stage 1 (Years 1 and 2) Sports Day. Please do not arrive at school before 1.20 p.m. as the school field will still be in use.
Wednesday 22 June at 1.30 p.m. – *Key Stage 2 (Years 3 to 6) Sports Day. Please do not arrive at school before 1.20 p.m. as the school field will still be in use.
*In the event of warm weather children should bring with them a sun hat and a drink in a plastic container. Children are allowed to bring sun cream, however, staff are not permitted to administer this. As always it may be necessary to cancel the event if it is too wet. If we have to cancel we will inform you via a Groupcall text message and will update the school website. We will make the decision at 12 noon, if you do not hear from us we are planning to go ahead!
Friday 24 June at 3.20 p.m. – Friends of Strawberry Fields Summer Fair. Donations for the tombola and bottle stalls still welcome!
Thursday 30 June at 3.20 p.m. – School Staff Panto. Tickets go on sale soon £3 each Reception to Year 6 only.
Friday 1 July Year 5 sleepover. Back to school at 6 p.m.
Thursday 21 July at 3.20 p.m. – Friends of Strawberry Fields Teddy Bears Picnic.
F2 classes only (DJ & JG). Can only take place if minimum of six F2 parents volunteer to help.
Thursday 21 July – Year 5/6 evening performance
Friday 22 July – Year 5/6 afternoon performance
Tuesday 26 July – Year 6 leavers event
African Voices is a project where African students from the University of Leeds work in schools sharing information about life in African with the children. On 8th June we were lucky enough to have three students come to work with our Y5/6 children. Mr Henshall says….
"The African Voices day was a fantastic addition to the children’s learning. It was brilliant to see the children so interested in learning about Africa with Yemi, Nura and Ademola delivering their ideas in an accessible way. The use of photos and their own personal experiences really helped to give the children a picture of what life is like in Africa and particularly Nigeria. There is no doubt that the children now have a more detailed perspective of Africa. The children loved finding out about how important dance is to daily life and they all really enjoyed the dancing that they did in the afternoon."
Our key stage one football team played a tournament on Monday 13th June at Garforth Academy. The children represented our school well and played some good football, making us very proud of them!
In all, we played five games against other local schools, winning one game, drawing two and losing two. Our goals were scored by Finlay and Alex. Congratulations to the eventual winners, St. Benedict's Catholic Primary School.