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Tilly had a wonderful time today helping the Reception children during their PE lesson! 🐾 She was amazingly calm and friendly, bringing lots of smiles while supporting and encouraging the children. Tilly was a true paws‑itive role model. Well done, Reception & Tilly! 🐾🐾
As part of their learning about microhabitats, Year 2 children explored the school environment and discovered many dandelions growing. The children thought this would be a great learning opportunity and decided to make dandelion “honey” as part of their work. They thoroughly enjoyed the process and loved tasting the final product. The children were very proud of what they had made and can highly recommend this recipe!
We were delighted to recently welcome the headteacher from Tannery Drift First School to Millfield as part of our local school collaboration.
During the visit, the headteacher made some wonderful observations about our school. She commented that ‘on-task behaviour is phenomenal’ and that ‘expectations are so explicit and consistent, this helps all children to thrive and feel confident to discuss their learning.’
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Monday |
🌞Bank Holiday |
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Tuesday |
⏰9:00–10:00am Mini Millfield: We are looking forward to welcoming families to our next Mini Millfield session for children aged birth to 4 years. Little ones can enjoy messy play, music, stories and a snack – all for just £2 per family. No booking required – just come along. We can’t wait to see you!
🌳Year 3 Buntingford Walk: Children will be going on a local area walk in Buntingford as part of their learning on a local case study. They will explore the High Street, looking at different buildings and the river to learn more about the local area and its history.
🏠Visit to Layston Grove Care Home: The Assembly Committee and selected Year 4 children will be attending Layston Grove Care Home along with our school dog, Blue. They will be taking part in art and craft activities with the residents.
🌈Nursery Stay & Play Sessions for Children Starting September 2026: We look forward to welcoming children and families who are new to Millfield. To support a smooth and positive transition, we will be holding Stay & Play sessions for children starting Nursery in September 2026. These sessions will encourage children to explore the nursery and become familiar with the school environment in a relaxed and supportive setting.
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Wednesday |
📣9:05am Rowan Class Assembly for Parents/Carers, please see the invite for further information. |
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Thursday |
📣9:05am Willow Class Assembly for Parents/Carers, please see the invite for further information.
🌳Year 4 Buntingford Walk: As part of their science learning, children in Year 4 will be going on a local area visit to explore how habitats are influenced, both positively and negatively, by nature and human activity. Please ensure children come to school wearing appropriate coats or sun hats, depending on the weather. |
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Friday |
📖Edwinstree readers will be visiting Millfield weekly to read with a range of KS1 and KS2 children.
🎉Celebration Assembly for Millfield children. |
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🌐Forthcoming learning information: To view information about year group learning for next week please click on the following link to year group pages on our school website. Please then find the icon titled ‘Forthcoming Learning’ within your child’s year group. https://www.millfield.herts.sch.uk/year-group-pages/ Please note: This will be available to view by the beginning of each week. |
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Whole school attendance this week was 97.36%. Well done 👏 to Willow Class who were the class winners for attendance with an amazing 99.3% 🏆🎉.
A big thank you to the PTA for arranging fantastic dance parties for both KS1 and KS2 children! It was great to see the children enjoying the party with their friends and showing off their dance moves. We truly appreciate all the effort that went into making the events special!
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Monday |
No Additional Information |
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Tuesday |
⏰9:00–10:00am Mini Millfield: We are looking forward to welcoming families to our next Mini Millfield session for children aged birth to 4 years. Little ones can enjoy messy play, music, stories and a snack – all for just £2 per family. No booking required – just come along. We can’t wait to see you!
🎭Year 4 School Visit Year 4 have been invited to Edwinstree to watch their school production, Star Worts: Umpire Strikes Back. The children will walk to and from the performance with Millfield staff. |
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Wednesday |
No Additional Information |
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Thursday |
🌟Year 4 Team building: Year 4 will be taking part in their second session of team-building activities designed to develop cooperation, communication and problem-solving skills. |
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Friday |
🎉Celebration Assembly for Millfield children. |
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Forthcoming learning information: To view information about year group learning for next week please click on the following link to year group pages on our school website. Please then find the icon titled ‘Forthcoming Learning’ within your child’s year group. https://www.millfield.herts.sch.uk/year-group-pages/ Please note: This will be available to view by the beginning of each week. |
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Whole school attendance this week was 97.56%. Well done 👏 to Willow Class who were the class winners for attendance with an amazing 98.67% 🏆🎉.
Reception were very fortunate to have the opportunity to welcome some baby ducklings into class. The children were very excited and sat beautifully as we learned all about the life cycle of a duck. We even had the chance to stroke the ducklings and handled them with care. This has been an excellent opportunity for the children to enhance their current learning all about life cycles and new life.
A big thank you to Miss Howard for making this happen and for teaching us some new facts about ducklings!
Year 4 enjoyed the first half of their team‑building activities today, focusing on key skills, such as resilience, perseverance, communication and collaboration. They worked in teams to build the tallest possible free‑standing tower using only spaghetti and marshmallows, where effective teamwork was the main goal. The children impressed us with their creative structures (and learned that triangles are the strongest shape!) while demonstrating excellent listening, cooperation and support for one another. Everyone showed great responsibility during the clean‑up, a fantastic effort all round.