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GLF Schools

GLF Schools was founded in 2012 in order to enable the federation of Glyn School (an academy in 2011) and Danetree Junior School. Together, we began our journey to become a MAT of more than 1000 talented staff working with over 10,000 children in 40 schools across 5 regions in southern England.

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Welcome to Floreat Montague Park Primary School

On behalf of our school community, we would like to welcome you and your child to Floreat Montague Park.

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2/06/2025 Floreat Montague Park
Skipping Ninja Sponsored Skip 2025 - What a fantastic first day back! 🎉 Children from nursery to Y6 took part in our Skipping Ninja sponsored skip - what an energetic start it was! A huge thank you to @skippingninja for inspiring and motivating our pupils while helping them build their skipping skills and confidence. A great big thank you to our FOFMP 🙌🏼 who have arranged this for the school as a fundraiser and stayed all day to support the event! #SkippingNinja #BackToSchool #FundraisingFun #HealthyKids #SchoolCommunity
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27/05/2025 Floreat Montague Park
In RE, our children explored the significance of Shabbat in the lives of Jewish families. We were excited to welcome Rabbi Zvi, who led a whole school assembly and took a special workshop for Y1 children to deepen and enrich their understanding of Judaism. A wonderful opportunity for learning and reflection! ✨📖 #RespectfulLearning #UnderstandingCultures #REInAction
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27/05/2025 Floreat Montague Park
Kindness Club Ambassadors have been on a mission this half term — spreading kindness like confetti! 🎉 Even Wokingham Library got a little extra love, thanks to our children who designed, laminated, and took the kindness bookmarks into the library for unsuspecting readers. 📚💖 Who knew being kind could look this cool? #KindnessNinjas #BookmarkBandits #SpreadTheKindness #KindnessMatters
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27/05/2025 Floreat Montague Park
Early in the Spring term, Year 1 took over the playground… with a parade of staff and parent cars! 🚗🚙🚕 Ever wondered how engineering changed our lives? Well, these little engineers did — exploring how cars went from ‘horse power’ to ‘engine power’ and how zooming around changed everything (including the school run!). Thanks to all the wheels that rolled in for an epic lesson on invention impact! 🛠️✨ #MiniEngineers #CarCrazy #PlaygroundPitStop #HandsOnExperience
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27/05/2025 Floreat Montague Park
Year 1 went wild in science this half term! 🐍🕷️🪱 From a smooth snake to a hairy tarantula, a wriggly millipede, a slimy snail, a glow-in-the-dark scorpion, and a tickly cockroach — yep, you read that right! 🤪They learned all about vertebrates vs. invertebrates and got to investigate what these creepy (and kinda cool) creatures like to munch on. Huge thanks to Zoolab for bringing the animal party to us! 🐛✨ #ScienceIsWild #NoAnimalsWereHarmed #Year1Adventures @zoolabuk #HowDoScientistsCompareAnimals?
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4/04/2025 Floreat Montague Park
FMP History Day 2025 - this day was inspired by a Y3 girl who popped into see Mr Blay to talk about her love of history and asked if we could do a special history day! A couple of months later and her wish came true. What a fabulous range of historic figures represented and what glorious weather we had for our parade on the field. Thank you for all your support in making these events work so well for the children; helping us to provide a range of experiences for them to remember #HistoryDay #WhoWouldYouBe? #LetsRememberOurHistory #FunTimes@FMP
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4/04/2025 Floreat Montague Park
Welcome to the FMP Art Gallery - thank you to all the families that came and looked at the children’s artwork. It has been great for the whole school to come together and be proud of their learning #LetsGetCreative #SkillDevelopment #WholeSchool
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4/04/2025 Floreat Montague Park
Y6 considered the question: Can I design and build a structure using my knowledge and understanding of a historical time period? They looked closely at WW2 and the use of Anderson structures. They studied why they were necessary and how they came to be commissioned for people to use. Well done Y6 - you took great care over your shelters #WW2 #AndersonShelters #LetsGetLearning
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16/01/2025 Floreat Montague Park
Year 5's curriculum topic enquiry was: How have ancient Eygptians impacted how we live today? They explored forces and a variety of materials to design, plan and make their own Shadufs. Here are just a few they made...#MoveLikeAnEygptian #InventedInThePast #StillUsedToday
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16/01/2025 Floreat Montague Park
Year 1 got 'out and about' for their learning enquiry of 'How have structures influenced our lives?' They identified the local area on simplified maps and used directional and locational language to gain understanding of local area. They looked at the interior and exterior design features of Wokingham Town Hall in preparation for their designing and making of their own Town Halls. #GetOutAndAbout #LocalLearning #LetsGetLookingAndTalking
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16/01/2025 Floreat Montague Park
Year Four created Roman structures linked to their Curriculum Topic enquiry question: What impact did the Roman Empire have on Britain? The children learnt about Roman architecture and engineering and researched how it has had a lasting impact on the modern world, particularly around Western Europe. The children applied their understanding of how to strengthen, stiffen and reinforce more complex structures. Look at these examples of their FANTASTIC structures! #Knowledge #Design #Plan #Make #PositivePupils
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29/11/2024 Floreat Montague Park
Y5 enjoyed their fire safety sessions from Wokingham Fire and Rescue. They learned about prevention, detection and how to escape safely. We enjoy having our community services visit our school @royalberkshirefire #FireSafety #StaySafe #LearnMoreFromTheBest
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29/11/2024 Floreat Montague Park
Representatives of Y6 have attended sports leadership training this term at the Holt. This has concluded with them designing their own multi-skills activity to present to groups of Y3 children from local schools. The Y6 delighted us with using clear expectations, clear communication, collaborative learning and coaching skills. What a great event! Thank you to the students from @theholtschool #SchoolCollaboration #LetsGetActive #LeadersForTheFuture
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29/11/2024 Floreat Montague Park
The school choir performed to the whole school in assembly. What a treat! There were solos and whole group singing. They received a well deserved round of applause. The choir meet every Friday lunch time with Sammy from Music Guru. If you are interested in your child joining this club please contact the office #SensationalSinging #SingingWarmsTheSoul #BelongToAGroup
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29/11/2024 Floreat Montague Park
Our boys football team are flying high with wins this term. Next week there are more matches to attend and to work as part of a team. The whole school enjoy finding out the results of the matches and cheering on the teams during assemblies. Next week our girl football team play in their first match. We cannot wait to cheer them on! #GoFMP #FootballFanatics #TEAMFMP
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15/11/2024 Floreat Montague Park
Our FMP boys football team had their first match this week. They got off to a flying start winning their game 2 - 0. The boys demonstrated great sportsmanship, work ethic and excellent ball skills. A big thank you to St Crispins for providing three 6th formers to referee the games; to Mr Criddle for coaching the boys team and to Mrs Chamberlain for organising the event @usports_coaching @crispinsschool #WeLoveFootball #ProudPlayers #SuperSupporters #CleverCoaching #SportsmanshipMatters #WePlayAsATeam #WatchThisSpace #MoreMatchesNextWeek
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31/10/2024 Floreat Montague Park
What did you do at school today? Nothing...well not much! The children at FMP have a full day which they may not always be able to communicate to you. Here are a collection of images to show how during a day your child is being active, thinking, exploring, communicating, interacting, being co-operative, using technology, achieveing, having new experiences, meeting authors and poets. Watch here to see more coming up in Autumn 2 #EveryDayIsALearningDay #StayCurious #ActiveLearners
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31/10/2024 Floreat Montague Park
Y5 How can data help us understand the world around us? This half term, Y5 have created, carried out an experiment and presented their data in a variety of different ways. This enquiry mixed Geography, Science, Maths and Art in order for them to develop an understanding that volcanoes and earthquakes are natural phenomena that have changed the global landscape; different representations for data allow you to convey information in the way you want; some reactions are reversible, others are irreversible; all materials can be changed; some materials can be separated by evaporation, filtering and sieving. Y5 worked collaboratively in groups on their projects and could not wait to explode their creations! #AllInTheNameOfScience #HandsOnLearning #SometimesYouNeedToRethink #LoveOfLearning
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19/09/2024 Floreat Montague Park
“Flowers always make people better, happier, and more helpful, they are sunshine, food and medicine for the soul.” Luther Burbank This mini project has been sparked by personal interest and motivation. It is provoking questions, investigations and supporting understanding #GetGrowing #Awe&Wonder 🌻
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18/09/2024 Floreat Montague Park
Andy from @combatacademyuk came to our assembly to display how young children train safely in kick boxing classes. Our 2 volunteers wowed us with their quick moves and had lots of applause from the audience. Andy runs Judo at FMP on Friday mornings and Kick Boxing on Monday mornings. If you are interested in these classes for your children, please enquire at the office #LetsGetPhysical #MartialArts #DifferentClasses4DifferentExperiences
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