Millfield Primary School
Latest News
Parent Consultation Evenings - April 2025
Our Parent Consulatation Evenings for this term are scheduled for Wednesday 9th April and Thursday 10th April.
Appointsment can be booked from 4.00pm on Monday 31st March online at https://millfieldstaffs.schoolcloud.co.uk/
These meetings are an important opportunity to discuss your child's progress and learning since September before the final term of this academic year and we would urge all parents / carers to make every effort to attend.
National Skipping Day - Friday 28th March
Along with other schools in our trust (Community Academies Trust) we are very excited to be taking part in National Skipping Day on Friday 28th March.
This will be a fun and exciting day which will raise awareness of skipping as an excellent form of physical exercise.
All pupils across the school are aksed to wear their PE kits into school on this day in order to take part in skipping activities.
Lost Property / Reminders about Jewellery and Watches
Lost Property
Our lost property boxes will be in our entrance hall over the next couple of afternoons after school for parent / carers and pupils to check for any missing items.
Please remember to label all items - coats, jumpers, cardigans and wather bottles with pupil names to prevent items going missing.
Jewellery
Rings, necklaces, bracelets are a hazard in schooland should not be worn. (Please note the exception to this is any jewellery that needs to be worn for medical reasons, e.g. a medical bracelet).
The wearing of earrings is discouraged in school.
If parents opt for their child to wear earrings they must be small plain gold/silver studs only; hoops and large or dangly earrings are not permitted for health and safety reasons.
Only one pair of small studs is allowed to be worn in school (please note these will need to be taped up or removed during PE lessons and activities).
Children are allowed watches to school but these should not be smart watches which could allow photographs to be taken and could be linked to the internet.
Can we also remind parents / carers that make up, nail varnish and acrylic nails are not appropriate for children to wear to school. Acrylic nails in particular are a health and safety hazard.
Parents / carers are invited to come and join us on Friday 14th February 2025 for an online safety presentation focused on helping to empower parents / carers to keep their children safe and start key safeguarding conversations.
Welcome to Millfield Primary School part of the Community Academies Trust.
As head teacher of Millfield I am extremely proud of the role and responsibility I have of leading and managing the school and making it the very best that it can be.
These are challenging but exciting times for Millfield Primary as we continue to move forward and ensure that all of our pupils make the best possible progress and achieve at the highest possible level.
We work hard to ensure all our pupils experience an exciting, engaging curriculum at our school that provides them with the knowledge and skills needed for the next stage of their education and their future lives.
Reading is at the heart of our curriculum. It is the most important skill that we must teach our pupils to ensure that they become fluent readers as quickly as possible.
We want every pupil at this school to be a confident, fluent reader who not only reads to learn but also reads for pleasure.
I am, along with all staff and all governors, committed to making our school a centre of excellence. We are all dedicated to accepting nothing but the best for our school and doing everything in our power to help every single pupil achieve their very best.
If your require any further information about the school or wish to make an appointment to visit us please do not hesitate to contact the school office.
Mr S Kelly - Head Teacher
Millfield Primary School
Latest News
Parent Consultation Evenings - April 2025
Our Parent Consulatation Evenings for this term are scheduled for Wednesday 9th April and Thursday 10th April.
Appointsment can be booked from 4.00pm on Monday 31st March online at https://millfieldstaffs.schoolcloud.co.uk/
These meetings are an important opportunity to discuss your child's progress and learning since September before the final term of this academic year and we would urge all parents / carers to make every effort to attend.
National Skipping Day - Friday 28th March
Along with other schools in our trust (Community Academies Trust) we are very excited to be taking part in National Skipping Day on Friday 28th March.
This will be a fun and exciting day which will raise awareness of skipping as an excellent form of physical exercise.
All pupils across the school are aksed to wear their PE kits into school on this day in order to take part in skipping activities.
Lost Property / Reminders about Jewellery and Watches
Lost Property
Our lost property boxes will be in our entrance hall over the next couple of afternoons after school for parent / carers and pupils to check for any missing items.
Please remember to label all items - coats, jumpers, cardigans and wather bottles with pupil names to prevent items going missing.
Jewellery
Rings, necklaces, bracelets are a hazard in schooland should not be worn. (Please note the exception to this is any jewellery that needs to be worn for medical reasons, e.g. a medical bracelet).
The wearing of earrings is discouraged in school.
If parents opt for their child to wear earrings they must be small plain gold/silver studs only; hoops and large or dangly earrings are not permitted for health and safety reasons.
Only one pair of small studs is allowed to be worn in school (please note these will need to be taped up or removed during PE lessons and activities).
Children are allowed watches to school but these should not be smart watches which could allow photographs to be taken and could be linked to the internet.
Can we also remind parents / carers that make up, nail varnish and acrylic nails are not appropriate for children to wear to school. Acrylic nails in particular are a health and safety hazard.
Parents / carers are invited to come and join us on Friday 14th February 2025 for an online safety presentation focused on helping to empower parents / carers to keep their children safe and start key safeguarding conversations.
Welcome to Millfield Primary School part of the Community Academies Trust.
As head teacher of Millfield I am extremely proud of the role and responsibility I have of leading and managing the school and making it the very best that it can be.
These are challenging but exciting times for Millfield Primary as we continue to move forward and ensure that all of our pupils make the best possible progress and achieve at the highest possible level.
We work hard to ensure all our pupils experience an exciting, engaging curriculum at our school that provides them with the knowledge and skills needed for the next stage of their education and their future lives.
Reading is at the heart of our curriculum. It is the most important skill that we must teach our pupils to ensure that they become fluent readers as quickly as possible.
We want every pupil at this school to be a confident, fluent reader who not only reads to learn but also reads for pleasure.
I am, along with all staff and all governors, committed to making our school a centre of excellence. We are all dedicated to accepting nothing but the best for our school and doing everything in our power to help every single pupil achieve their very best.
If your require any further information about the school or wish to make an appointment to visit us please do not hesitate to contact the school office.
Mr S Kelly - Head Teacher
Millfield Primary School
Latest News
Parent Consultation Evenings - April 2025
Our Parent Consulatation Evenings for this term are scheduled for Wednesday 9th April and Thursday 10th April.
Appointsment can be booked from 4.00pm on Monday 31st March online at https://millfieldstaffs.schoolcloud.co.uk/
These meetings are an important opportunity to discuss your child's progress and learning since September before the final term of this academic year and we would urge all parents / carers to make every effort to attend.
National Skipping Day - Friday 28th March
Along with other schools in our trust (Community Academies Trust) we are very excited to be taking part in National Skipping Day on Friday 28th March.
This will be a fun and exciting day which will raise awareness of skipping as an excellent form of physical exercise.
All pupils across the school are aksed to wear their PE kits into school on this day in order to take part in skipping activities.
Lost Property / Reminders about Jewellery and Watches
Lost Property
Our lost property boxes will be in our entrance hall over the next couple of afternoons after school for parent / carers and pupils to check for any missing items.
Please remember to label all items - coats, jumpers, cardigans and wather bottles with pupil names to prevent items going missing.
Jewellery
Rings, necklaces, bracelets are a hazard in schooland should not be worn. (Please note the exception to this is any jewellery that needs to be worn for medical reasons, e.g. a medical bracelet).
The wearing of earrings is discouraged in school.
If parents opt for their child to wear earrings they must be small plain gold/silver studs only; hoops and large or dangly earrings are not permitted for health and safety reasons.
Only one pair of small studs is allowed to be worn in school (please note these will need to be taped up or removed during PE lessons and activities).
Children are allowed watches to school but these should not be smart watches which could allow photographs to be taken and could be linked to the internet.
Can we also remind parents / carers that make up, nail varnish and acrylic nails are not appropriate for children to wear to school. Acrylic nails in particular are a health and safety hazard.
Parents / carers are invited to come and join us on Friday 14th February 2025 for an online safety presentation focused on helping to empower parents / carers to keep their children safe and start key safeguarding conversations.
Welcome to Millfield Primary School part of the Community Academies Trust.
As head teacher of Millfield I am extremely proud of the role and responsibility I have of leading and managing the school and making it the very best that it can be.
These are challenging but exciting times for Millfield Primary as we continue to move forward and ensure that all of our pupils make the best possible progress and achieve at the highest possible level.
We work hard to ensure all our pupils experience an exciting, engaging curriculum at our school that provides them with the knowledge and skills needed for the next stage of their education and their future lives.
Reading is at the heart of our curriculum. It is the most important skill that we must teach our pupils to ensure that they become fluent readers as quickly as possible.
We want every pupil at this school to be a confident, fluent reader who not only reads to learn but also reads for pleasure.
I am, along with all staff and all governors, committed to making our school a centre of excellence. We are all dedicated to accepting nothing but the best for our school and doing everything in our power to help every single pupil achieve their very best.
If your require any further information about the school or wish to make an appointment to visit us please do not hesitate to contact the school office.
Mr S Kelly - Head Teacher
Millfield Primary School
Latest News
Parent Consultation Evenings - April 2025
Our Parent Consulatation Evenings for this term are scheduled for Wednesday 9th April and Thursday 10th April.
Appointsment can be booked from 4.00pm on Monday 31st March online at https://millfieldstaffs.schoolcloud.co.uk/
These meetings are an important opportunity to discuss your child's progress and learning since September before the final term of this academic year and we would urge all parents / carers to make every effort to attend.
National Skipping Day - Friday 28th March
Along with other schools in our trust (Community Academies Trust) we are very excited to be taking part in National Skipping Day on Friday 28th March.
This will be a fun and exciting day which will raise awareness of skipping as an excellent form of physical exercise.
All pupils across the school are aksed to wear their PE kits into school on this day in order to take part in skipping activities.
Lost Property / Reminders about Jewellery and Watches
Lost Property
Our lost property boxes will be in our entrance hall over the next couple of afternoons after school for parent / carers and pupils to check for any missing items.
Please remember to label all items - coats, jumpers, cardigans and wather bottles with pupil names to prevent items going missing.
Jewellery
Rings, necklaces, bracelets are a hazard in schooland should not be worn. (Please note the exception to this is any jewellery that needs to be worn for medical reasons, e.g. a medical bracelet).
The wearing of earrings is discouraged in school.
If parents opt for their child to wear earrings they must be small plain gold/silver studs only; hoops and large or dangly earrings are not permitted for health and safety reasons.
Only one pair of small studs is allowed to be worn in school (please note these will need to be taped up or removed during PE lessons and activities).
Children are allowed watches to school but these should not be smart watches which could allow photographs to be taken and could be linked to the internet.
Can we also remind parents / carers that make up, nail varnish and acrylic nails are not appropriate for children to wear to school. Acrylic nails in particular are a health and safety hazard.
Parents / carers are invited to come and join us on Friday 14th February 2025 for an online safety presentation focused on helping to empower parents / carers to keep their children safe and start key safeguarding conversations.
Welcome to Millfield Primary School part of the Community Academies Trust.
As head teacher of Millfield I am extremely proud of the role and responsibility I have of leading and managing the school and making it the very best that it can be.
These are challenging but exciting times for Millfield Primary as we continue to move forward and ensure that all of our pupils make the best possible progress and achieve at the highest possible level.
We work hard to ensure all our pupils experience an exciting, engaging curriculum at our school that provides them with the knowledge and skills needed for the next stage of their education and their future lives.
Reading is at the heart of our curriculum. It is the most important skill that we must teach our pupils to ensure that they become fluent readers as quickly as possible.
We want every pupil at this school to be a confident, fluent reader who not only reads to learn but also reads for pleasure.
I am, along with all staff and all governors, committed to making our school a centre of excellence. We are all dedicated to accepting nothing but the best for our school and doing everything in our power to help every single pupil achieve their very best.
If your require any further information about the school or wish to make an appointment to visit us please do not hesitate to contact the school office.
Mr S Kelly - Head Teacher