Nether Green Infant School

Weekly News Page

Friday 27th March 2026

Headteacher's Welcome

It has been a super week in school with the Reception children impressing their audiences with their amazing Spring Concert. The children sang so confidently and had some fabulous moves - it really was a total joy to watch!

The children loved the Easter Egg Hunt yesterday in the Woodland - thanks to all of the PTA volunteers who organised it - it was fantastic!!!

Mrs Turton has been busy over the past two weeks with children from all classes to paint our lion cub. Our lion is now ready to join the Pride of Yorkshire trail this summer. Children contributed their ideas to the question 'What are you proud of in our school?' They had some super ideas and worked together to create our fabulous lion cub.

Well done everyone!!!! And special thanks to Mrs Turton for coordinating this fantastic project!

We will keep you updated about where our lion cub will be on the trail and

when you can go and see it for yourselves!

Meet Buddy our Lion cub. The children created designs based on the question 'What are you Proud of in our school and in Sheffield?'

Buddy celebrated with our Stars of the Week today - we are so proud of you all!

I hope you all have a lovely break over the Easter holidays. Hopefully the weather will be kind to us and you will be able to enjoy some fun family times.

Online Safety Assembly

This week we had our Online Safety assembly. We shared the story

'The internet is like a Puddle'.

These are the key messages from the story:-

The Internet is a Great Place to Play: Just like a real puddle, the internet can be a lot of fun. It’s a place for splashing, exploring, and learning. It connects us to people and information far away, making the world feel like a small, exciting place to discover.
Puddles Can Be Deeper Than They Look: The book teaches children that while the surface looks shallow and safe, the internet has "deep" parts: The Message: Some things online aren't meant for kids, or might be too "deep" (scary or confusing) for them to handle alone.

The Lesson: Always check with a "big person" before jumping into a new part of the internet.

Once You’re In, You Get Wet:- This is a clever way to explain digital footprints. In a real puddle, if you jump in, your clothes get wet and stay wet for a while.

The Message: Whatever you do or say online stays there. Even if you try to "dry off," a record of what you did often remains. It encourages children to be kind and thoughtful before they "splash."

Don't Go Puddle-Jumping Alone

Safety is a team effort. The story emphasizes that children should always have a trusted adult nearby when they are using devices.

The Message: If you see something that makes you feel "yucky," worried, or uncomfortable, you should tell a grown-up immediately. They are like your boots and raincoat—there to protect you.

Extra Curricular Clubs After Easter

Things to note:-

Bookings are open
Places are left in Yoga, Boys Football, Girls Football, Taekwondo, Dance & Sing, Choir & Multi Sports
Choir is a longer block which goes into Summer Term 2 and will run up until the 18th June as we will be preparing for our Summer Concert on the 23rd June - children will need to attend all of these sessions.

School Meals Survey

Thanks to those of you who have completed our School Meals survey and shared your views.

We will leave this survey open until after the Easter holidays to ensure everyone has time to complete it if they wish.

Our school meals are provided by a company, Taylor Shaw, who have been commissioned by Sheffield City Council.

We are seeking views from parents about the meals that are offered in school.

Please click the link below to tell us what you think - if your child has a packed lunch we would still like to hear the reasons for choosing a packed lunch over a school dinner.

Thanks.

Schools Meal Survey

Preschool Application Deadline for Sep 26 - Jul 27 is Wed 1st Apr

We invited parents of children in our Preschool to complete a survey - here are some of their comments:-

Staff are excellent
Happy and feels in safe hands.
The classroom always seems very welcoming, with a good range of activities and toys.
I think the classroom looks beautiful and practical
There is plenty of equipment for exploring and climbing on. Everything has been so thoughtfully designed to create a playful space.
My child loves playing outside and being with his new friends

We will share the full response after the holidays.

Just a reminder that you can support our school as you shop with easyfundraising! Every time you shop online with your favourite retailers, you can raise free donations for the school — at no extra cost to you. From groceries and clothes to holidays and gifts, it all adds up and makes a real difference. It’s quick to sign up and simple to use. Just start your shopping through easyfundraising, and the retailer will donate a percentage to our school. Thank you for helping us raise extra funds in such an easy way!

Thank you so much to everyone who has donated to the Rainbow Hampers. Good luck to everyone taking part!

After the Easter holidays, it won’t be long until our School Disco on Thursday 14^th May! It’s a fantastic opportunity for the children to spend time with friends, show off their best dance moves, and have lots of fun in a safe and familiar setting. Doors open at 5:30pm, with pick-up at 6:30pm. The cost is £6 per child. More details will be shared soon — we can’t wait to see everyone there!

To celebrate Sir David Attenborough’s 100th birthday on Friday 8^th May, the children will be learning about his incredible work and the natural world he has brought to life for so many. To mark the occasion, children are invited to come to school dressed as something from the natural world — an animal, bird, plant, flower or anything nature-inspired! We kindly ask for a £1 donation in book bags on the day. We can’t wait to see all the wonderful and creative outfits!

We’re excited to share that planning is now underway for our Summer Fair, taking place on Friday 19th June! This year’s event will have a fun farm theme, with games including Feed the Pig, Splat the Rat and Guess the Name of the Scarecrow, alongside favourites like the bouncy castle and BBQ. As our biggest event of the year, we’ll need plenty of volunteers to help make it a success. If you’re able to lend a hand, please sign up as early as possible — your support will help us create a fun-filled and successful day for everyone! Please drop us a message at nethergreeninfantschoolpta@gmail.com.

Finally, our next PTA meeting is on Tuesday 28th April, 19:45 at The Florentine. Everyone welcome!

If you’re not on the PTA WhatsApp group and could help with any of the events, please do get in touch via email - nethergreeninfantschoolpta@gmail.com.

Please join us!

Messages from the Office

School Dinners

We have a new menu from after Easter.

W/c 13th April is week 1. Click here for the Summer / Autumn Menu

Deadlines via ParentPay

Sun 12th Apr - Butterflies & Reception Trip to Butterfly House

Mon 13th Apr - Y1 & Y2 Trip to Conisbrough Castle

Dates for the Diary

Please see attached the Parent Calendar for this year. Please take a few minutes to take note of dates including INSET and holiday dates, Parents' Evenings, Parent workshops to find out about learning in school and performances.

Notes about the calendar: 'Friendly Friday' - every 4th Friday that the children are in school parents will be invited into classrooms from when they open at 8:40am until when the bell rings at 8:55am.

Fri 27th Mar - Last day of term

Mon 13th Apr - First day of summer term

Tues 21st Apr - Reception & Butterflies trip to Tropical Butterfly House

Thurs 23rd Apr - Class photos

Mon 27th Apr - Y1 Trip to Conisbrough Castle

Tues 28th Apr - Y2 Trip to Conisbrough Castle

Tues 28th Apr - 7:45pm PTA meeting at The Florentine

Fri 1st May - Friendly Friday - parents in class until 8:55am

Fri 8th May - PTA: Dress as something from the natural world

Tues 19th May - SEND Sports morning in school - parents welcome

Wed 20th May - Penguins Dance Trip

Thurs 21st May - 2:00pm Reception Sports afternoon - parents welcome

Fri 22nd May - INSET Day - school closed for children

School Term Dates 2025-26

Public Health Update

In light of the recent cases of invasive meningococcal disease reported in Kent, Sheffield public health services are reminding parents and carers about the importance of ensuring children and young people are up to date with routine vaccinations.In particular, we would like to highlight the importance of the 6-in-1 (DTaP/IPV/Hib/HepB) vaccine and the MenB (meningococcal B) vaccine, which are offered across several doses in the first 18 months of life. These vaccines provide vital protection against serious illnesses, including meningitis and sepsis. While these are usually given in infancy, children who have missed one or more doses can still catch up. It also crucial to ensure children are fully vaccinated against measles, as we know the disease continues to circulate in Yorkshire.

If any doses have been missed, they can be caught up by contacting your child’s GP practice or by attending a local School Age Immunisation Service (SAIS) drop-in clinic. Further information on clinic locations and times is available here:

Sheffield Children NHS

Notes from the Teachers

You can read all about what the children are learning in school this term by following these links:-

Year 1 & 2 - KS1 are continuing with their topic of 'Brilliant Britain' and will be learning about the Titanic. you can see more information about what they will be learning here.

Reception - The topic in Reception is 'People who help us'. You can read more about the learning here.

Preschool - The theme is 'On the Farm'.

Community News & Events

Abbeydale Easter Multi Sport Camps 2026

Edu-Play Kids Holiday Club

Kixx Easter Camps

Abbeydale Tennis Club Open Day

Stumperlowe Park Road
Sheffield
S10 3QP

0114 2304094

enquiries@nethergreen-inf.sheffield.sch.uk

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