Latest news
Keep up to date with all the latest news happening in school at the moment.
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Cadenza 22/23 - applications now open (Music)
Mon 01 Aug 2022 -
FREE Wildlife Family Fun this August
Mon 01 Aug 2022
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Kids summer activity
Fri 22 Jul 2022
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School Games Gold Award
Thu 21 Jul 2022We are delighted to announce that we, Tudor Primary School, have achieved the School Games Gold Mark Award for the 2021/22 academic year.
The School Games Mark is a Government-led award scheme launched in
2012, facilitated by the Youth Sport Trust to reward and recognise school’s engagement (provision and uptake) in the School Games against a national benchmark and to celebrate keeping young people active, and we are delighted to have been recognised for our success.
Our physical activity and school sport achievements this year include:
Every Year 6 child attending a sport competition and winning our first football competition.
We are extremely proud of our pupils for their dedication to all aspects of physical activity and school sport, including those young volunteers, leaders and officials who made our events possible. We are committed to using the School Games to try and engage those young people who haven’t previously been active or represented our school and to try and ensure that all our students have a positive experience and want to try out new activities beyond school too in our community. We believe in the power of physical activity and school sport as a school and give opportunities to those young people that need it most either as a participant, leader, official or volunteer.
As part of our application, we were asked to fulfill criteria in the areas linked to the five School Games outcomes and we are pleased that the hard work of everyone at our school has been rewarded this year.
A special thanks to:
Mr Coakley, Mr Dowden and Year 6
We look forward to applying once again in 2023!
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Parent Workshop Friday 15th July
Fri 15 Jul 2022Dear Parents
DATE FOR THE DIARY: Tudor will be holding a parent workshop on Friday 15th July at 9am.
ConnectEd Counselling Workshop
- Does your child often express worries which stop them from doing things they enjoy?
- Does your child experience anxiety?
- Are they fearful when it comes to bedtime?
- Do they feel tense or regularly complain of unexplainable body aches?
The ConnectEd Counselling Service at Tudor Primary are offering parents/carers workshops which will focus on providing strategies to support children’s well-being. The workshop will be held on Friday 15th July at 9am
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Forest School
Tue 12 Jul 2022Forest School is a long-term process of frequent and regular sessions in a woodland or natural environment. Forest School supports the development of a relationship between the learner and the natural world. Forest School aims to promote the holistic development of children, fostering resilient, confident, independent and creative learners. Forest School offers learners the opportunity to take supported risks appropriate to the environment and to themselves. Forest School opportunities are designed to build on an individual’s innate motivation, positive attitudes and/or interests.
We have been walking to our local woods at Cranleigh gardens to carry out our forest school lessons. We have learnt about many different types of birds on our walks and we have learnt about the amazing trees in our local area including a walnut tree!
Mrs Benning.
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Active Communities Team in Southall
Wed 06 Jul 2022
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Year 2 Trip to the Globe theatre
Fri 01 Jul 2022We visited the Globe theatre for our new History topic about William Shakespeare. The tour guide showed us around and told us that in ancient times this was the only entertainment they had. William Shakespeare was a famous writer who wrote plays. Even today people watch his plays but I found out this is a replica of the original theatre because the first one burnt down and the second one was shut down. I love History so I had so much fun because I learnt a lot that I didn't know.
RUHI
I loved my trip to the Globe theatre! We got a lot of information about how it was made and what it was made out of. It linked with our History but also science because we are learning about materials. The Globe theatre is made of Oak wood which is very strong. I was shocked that in ancient days there weren't any proper toilets in the theatre so people would just go anywhere! It only cost 1p for a ticket to watch a play but today it is £4!
ZEINABA
What a great trip it was! I loved how the Globe theatre was made and how it has a thatched roof which wasn't allowed until 1666 in London! I learnt that the original globe theatre was burnt down because of a cannon ball that was used to have dramatic entrance for someone playing a King. The next one was shut down because of the Civil war and now we have a duplicate to remember Shakespeare and his famous plays!
ISHER
We went to the Globe theatre because we're learning about Shakespeare, the writer, in History. I liked how we went to the top floor and sat down facing towards the stage. I also liked it when our tour guide Vicky walked us around and told us some interesting facts about the theatre. I learnt that the globe theatre is a copy of the original one. In the old days, people had to cross the river to get to the globe theatre because in the past people were very religious but the south side of the river had all the entertainment.
VALESKA & ABDIQANI
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Sports Day July 2022
Thu 30 Jun 2022Sports Day July 2022
Year 2 Monday 4th July 2022 9am
Year 3 Monday 4th July 2022 1.10pm
Year 4 Friday 8th July 2022 1.10pm
Year 1 Tuesday 12th July 2022 1.10pm
Year 5 Friday 15th July 2022 9am
Year 6 Friday 15th July 2022 1.10pm
Please ensure your child brings in their PE kit, a water bottle and a sun hat.
Parents are invited to come & watch. Refreshments will be available at a small cost.
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Transition to secondary school: webinar for parents/carers
Tue 28 Jun 2022Ealing Mental Health Support Team
The transition to secondary school can be a worrying time for Year 6 children and their parents/carers. The Ealing Mental Health Support Team support the wellbeing of children and young people in education settings and provide advice on how to support children transferring from primary to secondary schools.
The Ealing Mental Health Support Team will be delivering workshops for parents/carers of Year 6 students to give ideas on how to support children to manage this next stage of their education.
They will also be discussing how parents can manage their own emotions about their child moving to secondary school as well as transition for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).
The workshop will last 1 hour with 15 minutes for questions. There will then be an extra 15 minutes at the end for parents of children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), such as Autism Spectrum Condition (ASC) and learning difficulties
The workshops will take place via Microsoft Teams video conferencing software (Microsoft Teams can be downloaded as a free app for phones, iPads/tablets, laptops/desktop computers) on the following dates:
Tuesday 12th July at 11am
Wednesday 17th August at 4:30pm
Monday 12th September at 5pm
To sign up, please complete this survey Monkey: https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/ZYPHZSG
If you have any questions, please email: ealing.mhst@nhs.net
