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New Summer Term Extra-Curricular After School Clubs are available to book online. Please see information sent out this week.
Thank you for sending your child into school with a water bottle every day. Please ensure your child brings in a sensible bottle with a sports cap lid and that the bottle only contains water. Air up bottles and Prime bottles are not suitable water bottles for school.
Thank you for the kind donations to Comic Relief. Millfield school community raised £255 for this fantastic charity. This was over our target amount!
Letters with more information will follow next week.
| Sustrans Big Walk and Wheel 2023: We’re taking part in Sustrans Big Walk and Wheel 2023 the UK’s largest inter-school cycling, walking, wheeling and scooting challenge. The challenge runs from 20-31 March, please see the letter sent out for more information. | |
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Monday |
Installation of new play equipment: We are excited for this project to begin! To allow access for the contractors, the field pedestrian gate will be out of use for arrival and collection of children until the project is completed. The playground pedestrian gate on Monks Walk and the woodland pedestrian gate on Luynes Rise will remain open as normal.
World Poetry Day Assembly for KS1 and KS2 children led by the English Faculty.
Year 4 Topic Learning: As part of their topic learning on South America, a parent will be visiting the Year 4 children to talk about and share their experiences of South America. |
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Tuesday |
Community visitor: A police officer will be visiting Millfield to spend time with children during lunchtime. |
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Wednesday |
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Thursday |
Governor Open Morning: Today we welcome Millfield Governors into school for a tour of Millfield where they will see children and staff in action. |
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Friday |
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British Science Week took place this week. During the school week, Millfield staff and children became Scientists and took part in designing and carrying out science investigations.
Today children and staff celebrated Red Nose Day with a non-school uniform day; many chose to wear red to mark the occasion and represent this fantastic charity. Thank you to our school community for their online donations to the charity.
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Monday |
Science Week: A Science assembly will kick off Science Week at Millfield! This week children will develop their scientific knowledge through a variety of fun and engaging investigations.
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Tuesday |
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Wednesday |
National Education Union Strike Day: Please see the letter sent out for further information regarding class and club closures.
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Thursday |
National Education Union Strike Day: Please see the letter sent out for further information regarding class and club closures.
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Friday |
Red Nose Day: Please see the letter sent out for more information. Children and staff are invited to wear their ‘own clothes’ on this day. If you would like to, please make a voluntary contribution to support this fantastic charity and the amazing work they do. Please click on the following link to make a contribution via Millfield’s Comic Relief JustGiving page: MILLFIELD’s JUST GIVING PAGE.
PTA Quiz Night: Please see the poster sent out for more information. The PTA Quiz will start at 7:30pm in the School Hall. Please enter/exit via the carpark hall doors. Our thanks to the PTA for organising this event to raise money for the school. |
Please click the following link to view the PowerPoint shared within the parent/carer meeting that took place this week.
https://www.millfield.herts.sch.uk/year-4-2/
Recently, we have become aware that children are bringing in fiddle toys from home. We are noticing that there is a competitive element that can disrupt learning. As a school, we are aware of children that benefit from using learning tools within class and how the correct use of the tools can improve learning. We have a selection of suitable school learning tools that we have chosen purposely to be small, unobtrusive and quiet. The children identified are supported with these by their teacher. Please do not allow your child to bring any toys, including fiddle toys, into school from home.