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Primary Parent's Bulletin 07.11.25

Head of Primary's Message

Dear Parents and guardians,

We hope you all had a restful and enjoyable half-term break. It has been wonderful to see the children return this week, settled, happy, and eager to share their lovely stories from the holiday – it has truly been a joy to hear about all their adventures! 

As we begin this crucial half term, we want to remind parents how important attendance is. Every day in school counts towards your child’s learning and progress, and your support in ensuring they are here and ready to learn is invaluable. 

At Avanti, we believe in working in partnership with our families as part of The Avanti Way, and together we can ensure our children thrive both academically and personally. Let’s make this half term a positive and successful one! 

Warm regards,

Ms. A Thakore


Magical Moments  

Every two weeks, we take time to celebrate the Magical Moments happening across our school — those special sparks of curiosity, creativity, and deep learning that make each day meaningful. Whether it’s a breakthrough in understanding, a beautifully presented piece of work, or a moment of teamwork and joy, these snapshots capture the best of what learning at Avanti Fields is all about. 

We’re proud to share and celebrate these moments with our school community! 


🧦 Odd Socks Day – Monday 10th November 🧦 

Odd Socks Day, part of Anti-Bullying Week, is coming up on Monday 10th November! This day celebrates individuality and uniqueness, reflecting the values of The Avanti Way, and encourages children to embrace what makes them special. We invite all children to come to school wearing odd socks – the more colourful and mismatched, the better! 

To make the day even more fun, we’re hosting a Creative Odd Sock Competition. Children can design and create their very own odd sock using colours, patterns, textures, or decorations. Please ensure your sock is cut out and ready to hang on our washing line. 

Competition Details: 

  • When to Bring Entries: Monday 10th November 

  • Where to Submit: Hand your completed odd sock to your class teacher 

  • Important: Each entry must have the child’s name, class, and year group clearly marked 

  • Prizes: Fun awards for the most creative, colourful, and unique designs! 

This is a wonderful opportunity for children to express themselves, celebrate what makes them unique, and have fun, all while promoting kindness and inclusion – key principles of Anti-Bullying Week and The Avanti Way. 

 

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We can’t wait to see all the amazing, odd socks and creative designs! 


Winning House Team and Winning Attendance Class for Autumn 1 

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 This term, our amazing house point winners, Fire, and our attendance champions, Chestnut Class, were rewarded with an exciting treat — they got to bounce away on a fantastic bouncy castle! We are so proud of all the children for showing our core values throughout the term, working hard, being kind, and earning as many house points as possible for their teams. A special well done to Chestnut Class for their brilliant attendance — coming to school every day is so important for learning and growing together. Well done, everyone — what a fantastic way to celebrate your achievements! 

Stars of the week 

Each week, we celebrate a pupil who truly embodies the values of the Avanti Way—whether it’s showing compassion, demonstrating self-discipline, striving for excellence, or fostering spiritual insight. This recognition is more than just good work—it's about living our values and inspiring others to do the same.

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Acorn Class 

Jiyaan for making great choices during learning time and exploring new areas of learning.  

Walnut Class 

Rudra for using the self-discipline value in holding a pencil with a pinch, pinch, pinch and flick method. 

Buttercup Class 

Hriday has been working really hard on his writing and has been challenging himself! Great Job Hriday! 

Daisy Class 

Ziya for trying her hardest in improving her phonics. Well done Ziya! 

Bluebell Class 

Ayush for showing courage and confidence whilst performing as Rama in our Year 1 Diwali performance. You are also showing this confidence and courage in your learning – keep it up! 

Snowdrop Class 

Dylan D – for showing courage and commitment to the role of Hanuman in our Year 1 Diwali performance. Well done Dylan for picking up the role of Hanuman last minute with ease – we are so proud of you! 😊  

Daffodil Class 

Dylan K – for persevering and trying really hard with his writing! Well Done and keep it up! :) 

Tulip Class 

Aarav D- For an amazing effort with his recount writing of Toby’s diary. Beautiful Sentence writing. 

Cedar Class 

Hari C – working hard in class and showing great self-discipline to improve his handwriting. 

Chestnut Class 

Ariya G – for working exceptionally hard in all of her lessons and for engaging really well in homework – I am so proud of you 😊  

Rights Respecting School information 

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Every week, children will be learning about an ‘Article of the Week’. This will help our children to learn and develop an understanding about the Convention on the Rights of the Child articles. 



Rights Respecting Article of the week:  

Article 38: Protection from War 

Every child has the right to be protected from war and fighting. Governments must keep children safe so they can grow up in peace, surrounded by love and care. 

This links to Remembrance Day, when we honour those who have worked — and still work — to protect others and help make the world peaceful. 

Why it matters: 

  • Some children still live in places affected by war. 

  • Remembering helps us value peace and safety. 

  • It teaches empathy, gratitude, and kindness. 

  

At-home activity:  🎨 Create a Peace Poppy or Wreath using paper or recycled materials.  Talk about what peace means to your family and write one peaceful action on each poppy — for example, “Be kind,” “Share,” or “Listen to others.” 

 

Key date reminders: 

November  

21st- AST staff training day, school closed  

27th – Y2 Parents SATS meeting   

December   

2nd – Y2 Learning Assembly 2:00pm   

10th - Reception Christmas Carol performance and Christmas parent/ carer workshop 1.00pm- 2.45pm   

11th - Preschool Christmas parent/ carer workshop 2.00pm- 3.00pm   

- Whole School Christmas Fayre 3:00 – 4:00pm   

12th - End of Term (Last day of school for children)  

 

We have an abundance of events that take place at school, to see the overview for the year please click on the link below: Term Dates & Calendar | Avanti Fields School 

  

Attendance Celebration:

1st Rank

Buttercup & Daffodil 98.20%

2nd Rank

Bluebell & Snowdrop 98.10%

3rd Rank

Cedar & Daisy 97.90%

Experience Events: 

 

We would like to inform you that Payments for Experience events has now been extended for the final time on Arbor and will close on Monday 1st December 2025. Please note that all planned events are dependent on voluntary parent contributions, so we kindly ask for your support to ensure these valuable experiences can go ahead.  However, if insufficient funds are raised some of the non curricular events such as the pantomime will only be available to children who have made a payment.


Thank you for your continued support in helping us provide the very best for the children. 


PTFA Events

Hanuman Chalisa – 15th November

Dear All,

Please join us for our Annual Hanuman Chalisa on Friday, 15th November🕙 Time: 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM (Chalisa)🍛 Prasad: 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM

This is a free community event — a wonderful opportunity to come together and seek blessings for the new academic year.

We are always grateful for your support through sponsorships and donations, all of which go directly back to supporting our school.


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  • This is a community event hosted by the PTFA, with prasad offered to all. Donations and sponsorships are always welcome to support the prasad.

 Please register your interest here: Ticketsource – Avanti Fields PTFA


Gujarati Natak

The PTFA is also proud to support our upcoming Natak performance, featuring performers from Star Plus TV, on Saturday, 23rd November.

🎟️ For Natak tickets, please contact Heten – 07500 061977

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Music Maestros Concert

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🎶 Dev Joshi Live in Concert – A Musical Tribute 🎶Date: Thursday, 5th December

Following previously sold-out concerts throughout the UK, Dev Joshi brings to you an unforgettable live performance.

Dev and his talented musicians will re-imagine and celebrate the timeless music of the Maestros — Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, Mehdi Hassan, Mohd Rafi, and Jagjit Singh.

Featuring a stellar line-up of musicians, each artist brings their mastery to create a journey unlike anything you’ve heard before.Prepare for a night of hypnotic melodies, soul-stirring rhythms, and unforgettable energy.


Booking details

Lettings/Community Events


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