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20/07/24

Wow- what an amazing carnival and summer fair we had yesterday afternoon in the sunshine ☀️ pic.twitter.com/zEbKRiWrPm

18/07/24

Tomorrow is our carnival and summer fair day! We look forward to performing our dances and to parade across the field. Due to the planned hot weather, the children can come in to school wearing their carnival colours! pic.twitter.com/uRoNvoxkZA

18/07/24

Wow- what a great Y6 leavers’ disco we had tonight to celebrate the successes of the year! Well done to our wonderful Y6s! We will miss you! 🎓 pic.twitter.com/nXF6tMhZnq

18/07/24

Y1 had a fantastic day visiting Kew Gardens yesterday! 🪻🌱 pic.twitter.com/Nb86BClMk6

12/07/24

Year 6 performed a fantastic production of ‘The Wizard of Oz’ last night for their parents. We are so proud of our talented and dedicated Year 6s! Well done to you all! 👏🏼🧙‍♂️ pic.twitter.com/7N08VhIarx

12/07/24

Today we are celebrating England getting to the Euro final! We are wearing red and white and taking part in football tournaments! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿⚽️ pic.twitter.com/JTzaPfwspZ

01/07/24

Today is Rainbow day! The children can wear their favourite colour and bring in a donation for our summer fair! pic.twitter.com/5Zmd8gvJff

29/06/24

The Reception children have enjoyed learning about Bessie Coleman. For this, they read her book and discussed what she did and why it was important. They then made their own passports to play in role as a pilot! 👩‍✈️ pic.twitter.com/vRGFGuAuzR

29/06/24

Nursery have been busy bird and butterfly spotting! They were looking for mini beasts. 🦋 pic.twitter.com/OqDx3EtkFM

29/06/24

In art, the Y1 children practiced their weaving skills, inspired by the artist Anni Albers. They considered the size of their paper and what they were weaving and produced some lovely woven patterns. pic.twitter.com/xogv05Tj2B

29/06/24

In science, the children used paper towels to make deciduous and ever green tree leaves.  They then soaked them up in water and observed which one took longer to dry. A great investigation! 🌿 pic.twitter.com/12A2lB4wzt

29/06/24

Y6 have been learning about making batik patterns in the style of Bisa Butler 🎨🖌️ pic.twitter.com/c904Em3kEm

29/06/24

Y6 had a great session delivered by learning about Zip cards and safety on public transport- all part of their transition to secondary school! pic.twitter.com/TVtUZGRYz6

21/06/24

Y6 have arrived at GoApe and are enjoying the treetop adventure! 🌳🧗 pic.twitter.com/h6SlMw36ur

14/06/24

Our year 5 children performing with all Harris year 5 children at the Royal Opera House. What an unforgettable experience! 🎼 pic.twitter.com/IVgZzIrk3o

11/06/24

We are so impressed with some of the impressive writing about ‘The Giant Turnip’ this week in Reception! 👩‍🌾 pic.twitter.com/2HQhyIEXhz

11/06/24

Reception have been doing some fantastic writing, thinking about the world around them, and nature! And even a teddy bear’s picnic! 🌿🍁 pic.twitter.com/HyBuaNSzJM

11/06/24

After school club have been doing some exciting crafts and activities this week! pic.twitter.com/IjrkE4zd3j

11/06/24

Y4 Manatee had a wonderful trip to Pizza Express this morning 🍕 pic.twitter.com/vl0q9Nw5hk

07/06/24

In Geography, the children learnt about the world from a globe. The children practiced locating land, oceans, north and south pole. 🌍 pic.twitter.com/UeO6h517PL

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Nursery

This year nursery class will be known as Leaf Frog.  

Ms Lacy is teaching nursery class this year assisted by Ms Read, and Ms Edeor. 

Welcome to Nursery class! We hope you find the information below useful as your child continues their nursery education with us. This information will help you support your child at home with the organisation of their week and their learning at home. 

Key Times 

Homework 

 In nursery class, our families are invited to share their home learning by uploading photographs & videos to their child’s learning journal via Evidence Me. Children can borrow books from our Reading Corner to share at home.  Reading to your child regularly will develop their attention & listening skills as well as their vocabulary & understanding of the world. 

Key Times 

The nursery school gates open at 8:30 in the morning.  The gate will be locked at 8.40. 

The children going home at lunchtime are collected from the nursery door at 11:30, please be there to collect them promptly.  

The nursery school gates open at 12:30 in the afternoon for children who attend afternoon sessions. 

All children are collected from the nursery door in the afternoon.  

The gates are open by 3:30.  

 What are we learning? 

We will be exploring a number of popular children’s books this term. The children will listen to longer stories, re-telling them and responding to questions about them. Our key texts will help to develop the children’s understanding regarding journeys and adventures using different modes of transport.  

The children will continue to develop their skills when using one-handed tools like scissors and they will further develop their independent, self-care skills, focussing on their ability to dress and undress independently. 

We will be talking about our feelings and begin to consider how others might be feeling as well as continuing to develop an understanding of the rules and expectations within the Nursery provision.  

The children will continue to develop their phonological awareness. We will be practicing reading and writing set 1 letter sounds, that were introduced last half term, focusing on accurate letter formation, and learning to Fred talk simple words to develop the children’s reading skills. 

We will begin thinking about how we can care and respect our natural environment and talking about we what we see, in the world around us, using a wide range of vocabulary. 

 

How can I help at home? 

One of the keyways every parent can help is to ensure that your child is at school every day and on time. We also encourage the nursery children to be independent when changing shoes – Velcro fastenings enable this, and putting on coats for outdoor learning, please support them at home with their dressing skills.   Other than this, the main way you can help is by making time to read stories and enjoy songs and rhymes every day at home. It is the most effective way of ensuring that your child makes progress in all areas of the Early Years Foundation Stage.  

Our outdoor learning and gardens are open every day.  As the weather begins to get warmer, we ask that you apply sun cream to your child before school and provide a sun hat as we are outside in all weathers exploring the world around us, as much as we can.  

Throughout the school year, you will be able to contribute to your child’s learning journal via Evidence me.  You can upload photographs and videos of the experiences & learning which takes place at home. 

 

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