This month, Year 4 visited the Hindu Temple in Crawley. This was part of their learning in RE this term. When the class arrived, the children were welcomed with a traditional Hindu Bindi given to them by their guide Has. They were given a tour of the temple and then observed a Hindu service led by a Hindu priest.

After the service, the children learnt about some Hindu gods – Rama and Sita, Vishnu and Ganesh. Mrs Boyle was very proud of the children. They were incredibly well behaved throughout the event.They even received a commendation from one of the people who worked at the temple. Miss Woods was delighted to hear about it; they may well receive a special ‘Ambassador’s Playtime’ – very well done Year 4. You were a credit to your teachers and to the school. It was a great morning!

Last week, Reception were learning about God’s creation. We read through the creation story and thought about all of the things He created including the animals.

The children worked in teams to make jelly just like jellyfish! The children helped to stir the jelly and add to cold water.

They also made their own jellyfish with paper plates and different coloured tissue paper. These are hanging up in the classroom for everyone to see!

On 28th October 2018, St Mary’s, Bletchingley and St Peter and St Paul, Nutfield will be hosting a “Light Party” from 4.30pm—6.00pm In St Mary’s Church.

A FREE fun packed evening out for the whole family with games, food and much more. Please wear bright colours!

To download our flyer, please click on the link below:

• Light Party- Sunday October 28th 2018

Reigate Baptist Church will be hosting a “Light Party“ on Sunday 28th October 2018 from 4-6:30pm. 

Admission is FREE at this fun packed, special evening. Some of the activities include an inflatable obstacle course, crafts galore, games, worship, and of course some delicious hot food!

To find out more about this event and to book your tickets, please download the flyer below.

To download a flyer, CLICK HERE.

Watch “Peter Rabbit” at the PTFA Cinema

On Monday 15th October 2018, the Nutfield Church Primary School PTFA will be hosting an amazing Cinema Night!

The Cinema opens at 3:15pm and the evening will run until 5:15pm. Tickets are priced at £5.50 per child and include a hot dog, drink and a choc ice!

The Cinema night is open to all year groups. If you would like your child to attend, please complete the permission slip below and return with payment to the school office no later than Friday 12th October
OR if you would like to make a payment online, please do so by Sunday 14th October.

To pay online, Please visit the website: www.pta-events.co.uk/nutfield

To download more information and a permission slip, CLICK HERE.

Please Note:
Peter Rabbit is a PG rated film. By making this booking you are consenting to the named child(ren) watching this film. Teachers will have the list of children attending the cinema and will take them to the hall at the end of the school day. Children should be picked up at 5.15pm prompt from the playground

Tuesday 2nd October 2018

What a great team we took to St Mary’s on Tuesday for the annual Tandridge Schools Cross Country Tournament.  Everyone ran a super race and special mentions must go to Esme Shearer who came 3^rd in her race, Harriet Jones came 4^th in hers and Lyra Robinson, 5^th.

Nutfield Church teams came 1^st in the Year 4 Girls’ race, and the Year 6 Boys’ and Girls’ teams came 3^rd. Well done everybody, and thanks to the wonderful parents and children who came to support all the runners.

Just a reminder that your child can access the Espresso website and coding learning area from home by using the following login details:

Visit: www.discoveryeducation.co.uk
User name: student 28874
Password: nutfield

There are thousands of engaging activities and videos on Espresso plus a dedicated coding area, all designed for primary age children. Espresso is used throughout the school and home access allows the children to explore topics which interest them at their leisure. In particular, many of our children enjoy using Espresso coding in class, using and applying logic and a systematic approach to problem solving to create their own games and puzzles.

It was an exciting week for Year 6 last week out on residentials at High Ashurst. High Ashurst Outdoor Education Centre is set in 56 acres of woodland on Box Hill, near Dorking, in the tranquil Surrey Hills ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’. The site has a colourful history with records dating back to 1706. Today High Ashurst is a wonderful wide-open space for learning and self-discovery in the natural environment.

We had regular updates from Mrs Cox during their time on redidential and the children had a wonderful time! Archery, mountain biking, woodland skills and climbing to name but a few of the activities that they all took part in!

The trip has been on everyone’s lips since their return. We took some pictures during the trip, which can be seen in the gallery below. Please click on the thumbnails for a larger view.