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Reception Class

Reception have been learning about the artist Kandinsky this week. The children explored how shapes and colours can be used to create abstract art. Inspired by Kandinsky, they enjoyed experimenting with their own vibrant and imaginative designs using oil pastels.

PE day for Reception Class is on Mondays

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Year 1 & 2

Years 1 and 2 have dived into their new book about Victorian England, The Great Stink!
They’ve been loving the true tale of the brilliant engineer who helped solve London’s pollution problem. Year 1 even got hands-on with their learning—building their very own sewer systems and (of course!) sending a tissue-paper poo racing down their carefully constructed pipes. Learning has never been so delightfully gross!

PE days for Year 1 & Year 2 are on Mondays and Wednesdays

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Year 3 & 4

This week, Years 3 and 4 have continued their Stone Age theme. Year 3 practised their acting skills by becoming the different rocks that make up Stonehenge, while Year 4 spent time in computing planning a news report about a mysterious disappearing stone.

PE days for Year 3 & Year 4 are Tuesdays & Thursdays

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Girls Football Tournament 21/11/2025

It was a cold winter evening when we walked onto the pitch, all of us feeling excited and a little bit nervous.  It was the first inter-school tournament for most of us!

The first match was tough because we were still trying to figure out our positions. Luckily Mia was in top form and didn't concede any goals.  By the second match, we were much more confident and had good possession of the ball.  Nina and Takondwa, our strikers, had lots of shots on goal.  We drew, which wasn't a bad result.  The third match against Burpham was hard.  A corner kick went to one of their players and they scored a goal.  Against St Joseph's we pulled our socks up - we came back onto the pitch feeling confident and believed we could score.  Surprisingly, we scored two goals instead of one!  Our defenders, Alyssa and Annabelle were also doing a great job keeping the ball away from our goal.

In our final league match against Holy Trinity, the team were now feeling confident.  Some good passes from Cumi and Ines in midfield, helped us secure another goal.  At the end of the five matches we were first in our league, which meant we were through to the final!  The final match was really nerve racking.  We were cold, tired and excited all at once.  We fought hard to keep the score at 0-0 and managed to take the game to penalties.  Nina, Ines and Mia were our penalty takers.  We were unlucky to lose on penalties, but we were still proud to come second out of all the Guildford schools.

Nina and Takondwa Year 5

Please click here to see all the latest sports news and fixtures.

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Year 5 & 6

In science this week, we were looking at how a circuit could work using  lemons as a source of chemical energy. Each lemon had two different metals- a zinc nail and a copper coin/wire -inserted into it. The acidic juice in the lemon acts as an electrolyte, allowing electrons to flow from the zinc  to the copper . When the lemons were connected with wires in a series circuit, the flow of electrons should create an electric current strong enough to light a small bulb! Our scientists came up with lots of fantastic reasons why our bulb did not light up!

PE days for Year 5 & Year 6 are Thursdays and Fridays

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Children in Celebration Assembly were:

Year R: Jack and Theo

Year 1: Imogen and Vasco

Year 2: Salome and Ed

Year 3: Ella and Maya

Year 4: Lockhart and Olive

Year 5: Hayson and Nina

Year 6: Felix and Eva

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School Meals

Don't forget to order your child's school meal for next week!

Parent Consent

We have a couple of new Parent Consents on your MCAS App and you will see these marked Pending.

1. Consent to Use Telephone Numbers in School WhatsApp Groups

2. Third Party Service Providers.

Please can we ask everyone to have a look at all your consents at the same time and give consent or revoke consent to these and complete anything missing by Monday 5th January 2026.

Many thanks

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Save the Date!

05/12/2025: Mufti Day in return for Jolly Jingles, chocolates or a bottle of wine

From 5:00pm onwards: Join us for an evening of holiday cheer featuring:

· KS1 & KS2 Christmas Disco

· A magical visit with Father Christmas

· Bar area with drinks and snacks

· Tombola with exciting prizes

It’s a wonderful opportunity for families to come together and celebrate. More details will be shared soon!

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Please check the School Diary on your MCAS app for day-to-day information.

Monday 5th January 2026

8:30am - Welcome back - school term begins

Trip Contribution Deadlines

Year 3 & 4: Wakehurst Botanical Gardens on 03/12/2025 - deadline 17/11/2025

Year 5 & 6: Wakehurst Botanical Gardens on 02/12/2025 - deadline 17/11/2025

Year 1 & 2: Haslemere Museum on 11/11/2025 - deadline 07/10/2025

Year 5 & 6: Henley Fort WW2 Experience on 05/11/2025 - deadline 07/10/2025

All term dates and INSET dates, Club information, Wrap Around Care Information is on the Parents Calendar

Please click the link here for all Term Dates and Inset Dates

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Parent Information Board

Request for Absence Under Exceptional Circumstances

Administration of Medicines in School

Change of Address Form

Cleverchefs Allergy/ Intolerance Form

Community News & Events & Parent Workshops and Support

Consent for a Child Under 18 to Collect Your Child

Permission to Walk Home Alone (Year 5 & Year 6 Only)

Pupil Leaving Sandfield Statutory Form

Pupil Health Care Plan

CONTACT US!

All parents please use your MCAS App to contact the school.

To report an absence and upload documents for medical appointments, use the Absence module on your MCAS app.

T: 01483 566586

E: parents@sandfield.surrey.sch.uk