Churchfields Junior School Year 3 Parents Evening 1

“Teaching is Outstanding” Ofsted 2014

The Arts

Artist in residence

Music

National OFSTED recognition

Teaching & Learning

InnovativeCreativeEvidence Based

Behaviour

Outstanding

Children

Enjoy learning and coming to school

Sport & Dance

High quality provision in both

Churchfields Junior School Year 3 Parents Evening 3

“The quality of relationships between teachers and pupils is excellent” Ofsted 2014

Same healthy lunches that you will have been used to

Packed lunches – no nuts, glass bottles or fizzy drinks

School dinner money is paid online

Water available all round the site

Churchfields Junior School Year 3 Parents Evening 4

“Pupils enjoy coming to school, want to learn and enjoy demonstrating new skills”

Children arrive from 8:40

School Day starts at 8:50 Registration is at 8:55

School finishes at 3:30pm

Parents are asked to collect children promptly

Late children wait outside the school office

Punctuality is vital and we take persistent lateness very seriously

Churchfields Junior School Year 3 Parents Evening 5

“An ethos where pupils know that the views are valued & acted upon” Ofsted 2014

Communication via

•ChurchfieldsJunior.com•Emails•Texts•Monthly Newsletters•End of Year Report•Class teacher in playground at the end of each day•Class teacher Senior Leadership Team

Churchfields Junior School Year 3 Parents Evening 6

“The behaviour of pupils is outstanding” OSTED 2014

Girls Uniform

White shirt, T shirt or blouseNavy blue cardigan or sweaterGrey trousers or skirtPlain socks or tightsBlack shoes

Churchfields Junior School Year 3 Parents Evening 7

“The behaviour of pupils is outstanding” OSTED 2014

Boys UniformNavy blue cardigan or sweaterWhite shirt or T shirtGrey Trousers or shortsBlack shoes

Churchfields Junior School Year 3 Parents Evening 8

“An ethos where pupils know that the views are valued & acted upon” Ofsted 2014

Churchfields Junior School Year 3 Parents Evening 9

“Pupils benefit from many stimulating and inspiring activities which promote their spiritual, moral, social and cultural development.” OFSTED 2014