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Secondary Parents' Bulletin 18.09.26

3 days ago
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Head of Secondary's Message


It has been another busy and exciting week at school, with some fantastic opportunities for our students and wider school community.

Ri Science Show A huge thank you to our Science team for organising the fantastic Ri Science Show. The event was packed with exciting and interactive demonstrations, bringing science to life in a fun and memorable way. It was wonderful to see so many students, families and staff attending and thoroughly enjoying the experience. It was a brilliant evening and a fantastic start to this year’s enrichment programme. We look forward to providing many more opportunities for students and families throughout the year.

KS4 Careers Fair – Please sign up via Arbor A reminder to parents and carers of our KS4 students to sign up for our upcoming KS4 Careers Fair via Arbor.

The Careers Fair is a valuable opportunity for students and their families to speak directly with a wide range of post-16 education and training providers, universities and representatives from different careers and employment sectors. Students will be able to explore the different pathways available to them, ask questions and begin making informed decisions about their next steps and future aspirations.

We strongly encourage our KS4 families to attend and make the most


Warm regards

Ms N Kholia 



Secondary Afterschool clubs updates :


Afterschool Clubs: Cancelled on Tuesday 22.09.26

Due to Secondary Open Evening on Tuesday 22nd September, all secondary afterschool clubs will be cancelled.

Please note: Sports Fixtures will be running as usual


Calendar Updates

 

  • Tuesday 22nd September : Secondary Open Evening

  • Thursday 24th September: KS4 Careers Fair (16:30 – 18:30)

  • Thursday 24th September: Y10 Discovery Day – University of Leicester 

  • Friday 25th September: European day of languages

Avanti Fields Secondary Open Evening - 22nd September 2026

Admissions ( 2027- 2028)



We are delighted to welcome you to our upcoming Open Evening - a fantastic opportunity to learn more about our school, meet our staff, and see what makes our community unique.

What is included in the evening:

  • A presentation from the Executive Principal and Head of Secondary, giving you key insights into our vision, values, and what you can expect from life at our school.

  • The opportunity to meet our teachers and staff across various departments, ask questions, and learn about our curriculum and support systems.

  • An opportunity to learn more about our school, meet our staff, and see what makes our community unique.


    Important Information for Attendees:

    • Booking: Please ensure you book 1 ticket only, in the name of the Year 7 applicant/student via Eventbrite. This ticket covers the student and 2 parents or guardians.

    • Attendance Policy: To ensure we can accommodate all visitors safely and comfortably, we kindly request that only parents/guardians attends with the student. Extended family members will not be permitted to attend.

    • Parking: Limited parking is available on-site. Additional parking can be found at Tesco Hamilton, which is within walking distance of the school.

    • Arrival Time: Please arrive promptly at the time of your booked session, as late arrivals may miss key parts of the presentation or tour.

    We look forward to welcoming you and helping you discover all that our school has to offer!


Book your tickets using the link below:

Please note: Only 1 ticket per family should be booked under the name of Y7 applicant/ student, which will allow entry to the student and Parents.

Department / Student Updates


National Biology Week Spelling Bee 2026


To promote literacy The Royal Society of Biology is running this competition which is open to all students. Literacy is a key factor in an individual’s success in science exams and during a pupil’s journey. With learning science they encounter a huge number and variety of new words. These words may not be commonly used outside of science classrooms and so pupils may get fewer opportunities to practise accurate spelling of science words.

Round 1 will be w/c 28.09.26 (in science lesson) where the teacher will read aloud 20 words, all pupils will write the spellings down and the highest scorers will enter round 2. Round 2 will be w/c 05.10.26 (location/time will be confirmed to pupils) the teacher will read the word, and pupils must verbally say the spelling and get through as many words as possible in a set time. The top scorers' names will be submitted to the National spelling bee competition panel, if the pupils qualify, they will then be entered to the National Finals.

 

Learn the words refer to below document to be in with a chance to earn reward points and prizes!! Good luck everyone!


 

 Art Department Update



The Art Department are celebrating these sketchbook drawings (from actual birds) created by Luka P in 10K GCSE Art class.


The Royal Institution Science show



The Ri is the largest national provider of science shows for schools, with a wealth of experience in making science for kids engaging and fun. When their science presenters enter a packed school hall, they can sense the children’s excitement and anticipation. Not only is it a break from the normal school routine, it’s also a chance for children to enjoy an explosive introduction to the power of science. The Energy Live show delivered on Tuesday was jam-packed with experiments, explosions and hands-on participation by the children. We were fortunate to have two KS3 shows and a twilight community show, where it was wonderful to see the primary wing attend.

 

Year 7 Quotes: “The show was breath-taking and I learnt so much science.” Priya     

“I really liked the part where he burnt the fuel in his hand with fire.” Riya

 

“The Royal Institution science show was a fantastic experience for our whole school community. The children loved getting involved and were captivated by the exciting fire demonstrations and rockets blasting into the air. A truly exciting science experience!” Parent

 

 

 Y10 Football Match


Avanti Fields Year 10 boys produced an excellent team performance at yesterday’s football competition at Judgemeadow, finishing the tournament unbeaten and without conceding a single goal. The boys started strongly with a hard-fought 1–0 victory over Judgemeadow A, showing great discipline and determination to protect their lead. They followed this with an outstanding 5–0 win against Judgemeadow B, playing some excellent attacking football and creating chances throughout the game. Their final match was against a very strong St Paul’s side. Avanti defended superbly and battled for every ball, earning a well-deserved 0–0 draw to complete an impressive afternoon. Overall, the team played three matches, won two, drew one, scored six goals and conceded none. Every player contributed to a fantastic team effort, showing courage, determination and self-discipline while embodying the Avanti virtues throughout the competition. There were standout performances from Kush in midfield, whose relentless work rate and pressing helped create numerous attacking opportunities, and Kaashdeep in goal, who produced a string of brilliant saves to keep Avanti in the game against St Paul’s.

A fantastic performance from the whole team and a result the boys should be extremely proud of.



Frida Kahlo - El Rincón Hispano #2


 

Edition 2 of our Avanti Fields Spanish cultural poster is out! 

In this edition, find out about... 

Frida Kahlo

Vale la pena - It is worth it

Frida Kahlo was a Mexican painter and lived in the Blue House, which is now a museum. Despite being bedridden for long periods of her life, she produced many vivid self portraits, exploring themes of identity, pain and resilience. Her legacy continues to inspire artists – it is is worth discovering her work. 

See the poster to find out more...


Music Department updates:


'This year the Music department is on a mission to help our talented pupils share their abilities with the rest of our school community. If any pupil would like to take part in our upcoming Lunch Concerts all they need to do is go to their year group tile and fill in the form'



NHS Digital Health & Wellbeing letter


Parents & Carers resources - Autumn term





PTFA Events



Kids Garba



Dear Parents & Families

Get ready for an afternoon full of music, dancing, laughter and festive fun at our PTFA Kids Garba 2026!


📅 Date: Saturday 17th October 2026

🕐 Time: 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM (Doors Open: 12:30 PM)

📍 Venue: Avanti Fields School, Bhakti Vedanta Marg, Leicester LE5 0BX

🎟️ Tickets: £5 per child

This is the perfect opportunity for children to experience the joy of Navratri in a fun, friendly and welcoming environment.

🌟 What's Included?

  • 🎶 Fun-filled Kids Garba & Dandiya

  • 💃 A Special Professional Choreographer will be teaching children how to play Garba and Dandiya, making it easy and enjoyable for everyone to join in.

  • 🏆 Exciting prizes to be won throughout the afternoon, including awards for dancing, enthusiasm and best traditional dress.

  • 🎵 Great music and a fantastic festive atmosphere.

  • 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 A wonderful family event for all ages.

Whether your child is dancing for the first time or already loves Garba, this event promises an unforgettable afternoon of celebration, learning and fun!

🎫 Book your tickets early to avoid disappointment.

We can't wait to celebrate with you and your family!



Laughter Show with Dr.Vyas



🤣 SHE’S BACK! 🎤

After last year’s FULL HOUSE, Dr. Vyas is back with a brand-new show packed with ALL-NEW JOKES! 😂

Get ready for a brilliant night of laughter, fun and unforgettable moments — you won’t want to miss this one!

BOOK YOUR TICKETS NOW:

Last year was a sell-out, so don’t leave it too late!

🤣 Dr Vyas will have you laughing all the way home!


Avanti Fields PTFA


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