Manor Fields Primary School
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Manor Fields Primary School
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On behalf of the governors, staff and pupils, we are delighted to introduce you to our school and this website aims to provide you with some insight into learning at Manor Fields.
We are committed to ensuring that every child is safe, healthy and happy and that they will have the confidence, skills and opportunities to contribute and achieve. Every child deserves the best possible start to their education and we foster an enthusiasm for learning that aims to provide a solid foundation for the rest of each child’s school career and beyond.
At Manor Fields, our strength is the skilled and dedicated team of professionals and volunteers who serve our school and its community. We aim to challenge and inspire through excellent provision in a superb learning environment.
News
Yr 6 Dodgeball
On Wednesday 6 of our Year 6's competed against other local Primary Schools in a Dodgeball Tournament held at Trafalgar Secondary School.
World Book Day 2025
On World Book Day, Year 1 and 2 were at the Cathedral, taking part in a city-wide choir so we held our celebrations on 7th March. Thanks to Miss Crowley and Mrs Griffiths, our wonderful English Leaders, the day started with a great assembly. Mr Browning and Ms McMorrin took part in a Chasers v children book quiz and you won’t be surprised to know that the children won! All children were invited to bring a pre-loved book to school which could exchanged for a new one to keep. Each class had an allocated time slot in our very own ‘STARBOOKS’ café where they enjoyed a drink and a tasty treat whilst choosing and reading their swapped book.
The children also created a “Book in a Jar”. Using classroom resources, children crafted objects, characters, quotes and settings to represent key aspects of a chosen book. The jars were magnificent and they were displayed in the foyer. Mrs Paterson, our Chair of Governors, judged the jars and she was so impressed by all of the children’s creativity and book knowledge! A winning ‘Book in a Jar’ was chosen from each class and those children were awarded a book voucher. We must congratulate Rex, Rebecca, Aliza, Melaniia, Dottie, Zoe, Tom and Nadia for their imagination. Finally, and thanks to Mr Sartin, the infants will be visiting Waterstones, class by class, to enjoy perusing through wonderful books and enjoying stories.
Year 6 Flowplant Trip 27.02.25
Year 6 had a truly wonderful time at Flowplant, an engineering company in Salisbury. Thanks to Mr Smith, and his skilled team, the children learned much about how engineering can be used to solve a range of puzzles and overcome challenges. We are great believers in the maxim that ‘if you can see it, you can be it’ so let’s hope we have inspired a generation of engineers.
Ms McMorrin Brighton Marathon
On Sunday 6th April, Ms McMorrin took part in the Brighton Marathon, as planned. It was not very pretty, and it was certainly not very fast, but it was completed! Thanks to the generosity of the community, over £1,100 has been raised for the NSPCC. Thank you so very much for your encouragement and kindness and support all its many forms. It is heartwarming to imagine how many children might be helped as the result of your sponsorship.
Yr 6 Dodgeball
On Wednesday 6 of our Year 6's competed against other local Primary Schools in a Dodgeball Tournament held at Trafalgar Secondary School.
World Book Day 2025
On World Book Day, Year 1 and 2 were at the Cathedral, taking part in a city-wide choir so we held our celebrations on 7th March. Thanks to Miss Crowley and Mrs Griffiths, our wonderful English Leaders, the day started with a great assembly. Mr Browning and Ms McMorrin took part in a Chasers v children book quiz and you won’t be surprised to know that the children won! All children were invited to bring a pre-loved book to school which could exchanged for a new one to keep. Each class had an allocated time slot in our very own ‘STARBOOKS’ café where they enjoyed a drink and a tasty treat whilst choosing and reading their swapped book.
The children also created a “Book in a Jar”. Using classroom resources, children crafted objects, characters, quotes and settings to represent key aspects of a chosen book. The jars were magnificent and they were displayed in the foyer. Mrs Paterson, our Chair of Governors, judged the jars and she was so impressed by all of the children’s creativity and book knowledge! A winning ‘Book in a Jar’ was chosen from each class and those children were awarded a book voucher. We must congratulate Rex, Rebecca, Aliza, Melaniia, Dottie, Zoe, Tom and Nadia for their imagination. Finally, and thanks to Mr Sartin, the infants will be visiting Waterstones, class by class, to enjoy perusing through wonderful books and enjoying stories.
Year 6 Flowplant Trip 27.02.25
Year 6 had a truly wonderful time at Flowplant, an engineering company in Salisbury. Thanks to Mr Smith, and his skilled team, the children learned much about how engineering can be used to solve a range of puzzles and overcome challenges. We are great believers in the maxim that ‘if you can see it, you can be it’ so let’s hope we have inspired a generation of engineers.
Ms McMorrin Brighton Marathon
On Sunday 6th April, Ms McMorrin took part in the Brighton Marathon, as planned. It was not very pretty, and it was certainly not very fast, but it was completed! Thanks to the generosity of the community, over £1,100 has been raised for the NSPCC. Thank you so very much for your encouragement and kindness and support all its many forms. It is heartwarming to imagine how many children might be helped as the result of your sponsorship.
Yr 6 Dodgeball
On Wednesday 6 of our Year 6's competed against other local Primary Schools in a Dodgeball Tournament held at Trafalgar Secondary School.
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