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Nursery learning with their fingers

May 9, 2016
It's all go in Nursery.  Learning in the soil, learning in the mud, learning in the hall.  Learning how the world works and how we work in it! [satellite gallery=114 auto=on caption=on thumbs=on]

New playtime kit

May 5, 2016
We got new kit!  Just in time for the sun to shine. Space hoppers, bats, table-top games, tin can alley, balls.  All of it came out, giving children chance to practice their skills and social interaction.  Because... who doesn't love a good Space Hop? [satellite gallery=113 auto=on caption=on thumbs=on]

More minibeasts!

May 5, 2016
All creatures great and small... and mini!  It's all about the tiny things in Reception and Nursery.  What a lot of little creatures. [satellite gallery=112 auto=on caption=on thumbs=on]

Minibeasts!

May 5, 2016
Nursery is full of minibeasts!  Spiders, worms, caterpillars, tadpoles.  It's that time of year and they are both creepy and crawly.  We love them! [satellite gallery=111 auto=on caption=on thumbs=on]

Decorated Easter Eggs

March 23, 2016
It just isn't Easter without eggs to decorate.  Let the sticking commence![satellite gallery=110 auto=on caption=on thumbs=on]

World Book Day

March 17, 2016
There was poetry reading, book sharing, superheroes (?), character descriptions, favourite stories and lots more.  It must be World Book Day. [satellite gallery=109 auto=on caption=on thumbs=on]

EYFS at work…

March 3, 2016
There is always something going on in Early Years.  Usually more than something.  Lots of learning! [satellite gallery=107 auto=on caption=on thumbs=on]

EYFS go animal-tastic!

February 24, 2016
The theme in EYFS was "Can I have a dog yet?" It was a great opportunity to meet lots of different animals.  Dogs, gerbils, guinea pigs, rabbits, birds and all sorts!  [satellite gallery=106 auto=on caption=on thumbs=on]

Year 6 Court of Law

February 2, 2016
Year 6 read the poem "The Highwayman" by Alfred Noyes.  We changed it so that the Highwayman had to stand trial in a Court of Law.  Each child had a role such as judge, witness, juror etc.  We did this to learn about the rule of law and British legal system and then wrote a judge's summary based on the evidence. [satellite gallery=105 auto=on caption=on thumbs=on]

Year 5 Stargazing homework

January 29, 2016
Year 5 have been learning about the stars.  What excellent homework!  It shows just how much that hard work and diligence pays off.  Well done Y5 Stargazers. [satellite gallery=103 auto=on caption=on thumbs=on]

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