Fairway Primary Academy

Newsletter

28th June 2019

Well done to class 6, who had

98.6% attendance last week.

The schools target is 97%

Value of the

Month:

Friendship Safety and Wellbeing

As part of Year 5’s passion about palm oil,

we will be holding a Loose Change Day on

Friday 5th July. Bag up any loose change,

big or small and send into school. The mon-

ey raised will be going to the

Orang-utan Project

Date Class Event

Wed 3rd July all Transition afternoon (meet new teacher)

Wed 3rd July Yr6 Transition to secondary schools

Wed 3rd July New Rec Stay and Play sessions am/pm

Thurs 4th July Teamworx trip to The Factory

Thurs 4th July Yr1 Inspire Workshop

Fri 5th July Yr5 Workshop by Turves Green Secondary School

Fri 5th July all Loose Change Day

Tues 9th July Yr5 Educational visit to Selly Manor

Wed 10th July all Transisition morning (meet new teacher)

Wed 10th July New Rec Stay and Play sessions-am

Thurs 11th July Teamworx to Northfield Fire Station

Thurs 11th July Yr4 Education visit to Lunt Fort

Thurs 11th July Yr1 Educational vsisit to Dudley Zoo

Thurs 11th July Yr6 Adventure trip to Rock Up

Thurs 11th July all Parents’ Evening Drop in session

Message from Mrs Williams

‘Fairway Fest 2019 Special Edition’

The sun finally came out just in time for Fairway Summer Fest 2019. There was lots to do including,

bouncy castle, giant targets by Rush, many stalls and a delicious BBQ. We had visits from St John Ambu-

lance, the local police, fire engines and an ambulance: we were definitely in safe hands.

Woody, our therapy dog, met the community and KS1 children performed a dance they had learnt in extra

-curricular sessions. Staff and pupils contributed with our Gardening Club selling all home-grown plants

and hanging baskets.

The community was in good spirits with local residents visiting, former pupils and our newest children, who

will be joining the family in September.

Popcorn, ice-cream and delicious cakes were in flow, whilst children enjoyed lucky dip, Tombola and glitter

tattoos. We also welcomed local businesses, who could not comment any more positively on our school and

requested their spot for next year!

Thank you to Friends of Fairway for their hard work and dedication; a huge success.

Safeguarding and promoting welfare is everyone’s responsibility

Stars of the Week

Reception—Bobby T for being imaginative & Maria for always being happy and

enthusiastic

Class 1— Stanley for being happy and positive everyday & Lilly-Rose for independently using

maths strategies to add!

Class 2— Maddie for super writing this week & Rylee for excellent ideas about the future!

Class 3— Lucas,Heidi & Yasmin for trying really hard in the assessment tests!

Class 4— Poppy & Alfie for always behaving beautfiully behaved!

Class 5— Year 5 for a brilliant class assembly!

Class 6— Ben & Oscar for being polite and well mannered to the seniors, they were

impressed !