It’s that time of year when we gather together to share our achievements throughout the year. Nursery and Year 5 were first up to share files and books with parents. We are all very proud of the progress the children have made this year 😊
Last week, the children and staff may have spotted Nursery exploring the school on our listening walks! We used our listening ears and heard some quiet sounds as well as some loud sounds, even making our own sounds.
Can you guess what we heard?
Congratulations to our child of the week winners!
Well done to Grace for her fantastic gymnastics award!
EYFS Staff were so proud of Marlon and Reuben during planning this week. The boys were planning in the maths investigation area and they used the ladybirds and buttons to explore the part whole model.
Marlon: 10 and 10 makes 20! The 9 and 1 make the other 10.
Reuben: And 7 and 7 make 15. I used 5 and 2 for my 7.
Great work boys!
Everyone has been super impressed with Ezra’s Union Jack made from pegs. He managed to visualise the colours and design from memory!
Excellent job Ezra!
This week in reception the children have been hunting in our school environment to find as many different types of minibeasts as they could. They were all very excited and discovered many minibeats which were hiding around out school!
EYFS wanted to say a massive “Well Done!” To Year 6 for their mature and positivity during SAT’s Week. We made them a little good luck card by drawing something to make them smile with a poem on the back.
Then on Friday, we made the trip up to the Year 6 classroom armed with cookies for our smart cookies 🍪
We hope you liked your treats as they were well deserved.
The EYFS children enjoyed participating in a variety of different coronation themed activities yesterday. Dressed in red white and blue we made crowns, had a tea party, created decorations and many more.
Mrs Walton even had the opportunity to make cakes with the Nursery children which were the highlight of the day.
Nursery staff have been blown away by the progress the children have shown in their pattern making and mathematical vocabulary.
The children went on a pattern hunt with Mrs Elliott around the school, finding patterns and describing them.
In the classroom, the children continued Easter Egg repeating patterns and then made their own repeating patterns. Some children wanted an even harder challenge so we created some ABBABB patterns!
Well done to all of the EYFS children for their fantastic Spring themed Assembly. Lovely loud voices and super singing.
