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12/06/2026

Good afternoon and happy Friday!  Next Thursday afternoon is our KS2 Sports Day! The children are looking forward to an exciting afternoon of races, team events and plenty of sporting fun. Please ensure your child brings their PE kit to school and has a named water bottle, sun hat and sun cream if the weather is warm. Families are very welcome to come along and support the children. In the event of bad weather, our reserve day will be Friday afternoon. We are keeping our fingers crossed for sunshine and a fantastic afternoon of sport! Summer PE Timetable  PE will take place on: Monday – 1 hour Wednesday – 1 hour Friday – 30 minutes   Spellings (Test 15th) deflate deform decode decompose defuse recycle rebuild rewrite replace revisit CGP Homework Maths: pages 74-75  Grammar, Punctuation & Spelling: pages 6-7 Home Learning Project – Around the World! For our next home learning project, you are invited to become country experts! I would like you to choose any co...

Spellings and Home Learning Project

Spellings (Test 15th) deflate deform decode decompose defuse recycle rebuild rewrite replace revisit Home Learning Project – Around the World! For our next home learning project, you are invited to become country experts! I would like you to choose any country in the world (excluding England) and present your learning in any way you wish. This could be a poster, fact file, model, piece of artwork, presentation, scrapbook, video, or even by making and sharing a traditional food from their chosen country. The aim is to research and celebrate the culture, geography, landmarks, wildlife, traditions and people of their chosen nation. With the 2026 FIFA World Cup taking place this summer, children may even wish to link their project to a country competing in the tournament and explore its footballing history and traditions. I am looking forward to seeing the children's creativity, enthusiasm and unique ideas brought to life!

Lincolnsfield Day 2

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What a fantastic second day we have had at Lincolnsfield! Today was our much-anticipated Children at War day. The children spent the day learning about what life was like for children living in Britain during the Second World War. The children were fully engaged throughout the day, asked some excellent questions and showed a real interest in understanding this important period of history. This evening, we had originally planned to enjoy a campfire. However, the weather had other ideas and, with the rain setting in, we decided to give it a miss. Thankfully, Lincolnsfield came to the rescue and the children were treated to another session in the soft play are a instead. To say they were pleased would be an understatement! I must confess that even I had a go and thoroughly enjoyed the Rainbow Drop Slide . I can neither confirm nor deny whether I went down it more than once, but I can confirm that it was great fun! The children have continued to be a credit to the school throughout t...