Specials

• Hunters chicken
• Potato Wedges Sweetcorn & Diced Carrots
• tomato & vegetable Tagliatelle
• Garlic bread & salad

Special on mega grid

• Sizzling chicken in a bread cake with water & homebake

a copy of our latest newsletter can be found here.

The £20 Meadowhall Voucher from our Open Event prize draw was won by Tristan Allen

Due to the hot weather conditions please ensure that your child brings a refillable water bottle to school each day. The Academy will ensure that all students are able to hydrate regularly by filling water bottles bottles from the cold water fountains.

Break and Lunchtime

Shaded areas are limited so the use of sun cream will be permitted.

Uniform

Please note that whilst school jumpers are a standard item of school uniform,  due to the hot weather students will be given permission to remove these by class teachers during learning and will not be challenged for not wearing them.

Baseball caps are not permitted.

The new academic year 2018-19 commences at Wingfield Academy on Monday 9th July when our timetable for 2018-19 will be introduced to all students. Your child will join us from their primary school.

Monday 9th July will be a day of change and a fresh start for all; a day when students will meet their tutors; be allocated new teaching groups and meet their subject teachers who will provide them with their targets and new learning challenges for the forthcoming year.

For this reason the start to Monday 9th July will be staggered to ensure all students can be welcomed and settled efficiently.

The Academy will be open from 8am.

Your child will be expected to arrive at the Academy by 8:25am. They will be issued with; their planner and timetable; undertake a full tour of the Academy; learn how the Academy operates on a day-to-day basis and learn what the Academy expects of them.

Students in all other year groups will come into school at 10:15am. Where older students are accompanying younger siblings in Y7, or where parents wish their child to be in school at the normal time for childcare reasons – the Griffin (dining area) will be supervised and made available for their use.

We are looking forward to the new academic year and the opportunity for staff to begin the delivery of new courses, before the summer break. This will provide the opportunity for all students to reflect on their learning and progress of the past year and to set themselves new and ambitious goals for 2018-19.

We very much look forward to welcoming your child to Wingfield Academy and working in true partnership to help your child meet their full potential.
Please note that term ends on Friday 20th July and students will be dismissed from 1:30pm.

If you have any queries regarding the above please do not hesitate to contact the Academy on 01709 513002.

Yours sincerely

 

Phil Davis

Headteacher

PDF Copy of letter sent home

The new academic year 2018-19 commences at Wingfield Academy on Monday 9th July when our timetable for 2018-19 will be introduced to students. This is also the date when Y6 students from our primary partner schools join us for the first time to begin their secondary school education.

Monday 9th July will be a day of change and a fresh start for all; a day when students will meet their tutors; be allocated new teaching groups and meet their subject teachers who will provide them with their targets and new learning challenges for the forthcoming year. For this reason the start
to Monday 9th July will be staggered to ensure all students can be welcomed and settled efficiently.

The Academy will open to students in years 8, 9, 10 and 11 at 10:15 am. By 10:25am they should be with tutors where they will receive their new timetables. Where older students are accompanying younger siblings in Y7, or where parents wish their child to be in at the normal time for childcare reasons – the Griffin (dining area) will be supervised and made available for their use.

We are looking forward to the new academic year and the opportunity for staff to begin the delivery of new courses, before the summer break. This will provide the opportunity for all students to reflect on their learning and progress of the past year and to set themselves new and ambitious goals
for 2018-19.

We very much look forward to welcoming your child to Wingfield Academy and working in true partnership to help your child meet their full potential.

Please note that term ends on Friday 20th July and students will be dismissed from 1:30pm.

If you have any queries regarding the above please do not hesitate to contact the Academy on 01709 513002.

Yours sincerely

 

Phil Davis

Headteacher

PDF copy of letter sent home

The term dates for the academic year 2018-2019 have been finalised and can now be viewed below:

INSET Day	Monday 3rd September 2018 (closed to students)
Half Term 1	Tuesday 4th September 2018 – Thursday 25th October 2018
INSET Day	Friday 28th September 2018 (closed to students)
INSET Day	Friday 26th October 2018 (closed to students)
Autumn Break	Monday 29th October 2018 – Friday 2nd November 2018
Half Term 2	Monday 5th November 2018 – Thursday 20th December 2018
INSET Day	Friday 21st December 2018 (closed to students & staff – dis-aggregated)
Christmas Break	Monday 24th December 2018 – Friday 4th January 2019
Half Term 3	Monday 7th January 2019 – Friday 15th February 2019
February Break	Monday 18th February 2019 – Friday 22nd February 2019
Half Term 4	Monday 25th February 2019 – Friday 12th April 2019
Easter Break	Monday 15th April 2019 – Friday 26th April 2019
Half Term 5	Monday 29th April 2019 – Friday 24th May 2019
May Day	Monday 6th May 2019
May Break	Monday 27th May 2019 – Friday 31st May 2019
Half Term 6	Monday 3rd June 2019 – Friday 19th July 2019
INSET Day	Friday 5th July 2019 (closed to students)
INSET Day	Monday 22nd July 2019 (closed to students & staff – dis-aggregated)

 

Form A3 ran out winners of the Year 7 Handball Tournament put together by Mr Glover and Mr Winter, on Wednesday morning.

Runners up A2 recovered from an early deficit to level the scores up at 5-5 before the two sides traded goals with the scores level at 9-9 at the full time whistle.

Cheered on by ecstatic fans from both sides of the pitch, the match was high in quality and even higher in chances with either team looking likely to emerge as champions before the ‘next goal wins it’ scenario cropped up with A3, kitted in orange, peeling through the blue defence of A2 to take home the glory.