Welcome to our Nursery!

We have had a great first few days, the children are settling in well and are enjoying exploring in the new areas. I am so proud of them!

This half term we will be looking for signs of autumn and sharing the story of 'The Little Red Hen'.

Mrs Tennant

If you would like to complete some additional work to support our learning in class this term, download these booklets and complete at home. Send in a picture or bring them into school when they have been completed for me to have a look. 

We have a wonderful half term ahead of us where we will explore and celebrate how we are all unique.

Our class text this half term is 'Can you see me now? by Libby Scott and Rebecca Westcott which follows the story of an eleven year old girl called Tally who has been diagnosed with autism and is about to start her journey at secondary school. We also look at the text 'Wonder' by R.J Palacio which is about Auggie who was born with Treacher Collins syndrome.

Year 3 Home Learning Information 

Our PSHE focus on relationships and friendship will support and help children settle into Year 3. 

Oh wow what an exciting new year we have ahead of us and I'm over the moon to be teaching the children in Year 4 this year. We master several new milestones this year as the children get the opportunity to learn to swim, play  a musical instrument and learn to speak Polish for the first time. Our very first topic is The Romans and we're off on an adventure to Chester on the 8th October- a letter will be coming out soon but pencil in the date.

Congratulations to Boyd and Alfie who received Year 4's awards for behaviour and attainment. They are both very worthy winnders - well done!  Also, to Abigail, who received a prize for being an amazing Worry Wizrd Ambassador!  Thank you for all your help!  We are very proud of all of you!  Mrs Blomeley.

Year 4 enjoyed telling their Time Travel stories to some of the children from Year 3 in the last week of term.  Year 4 had made time travel objects to ‘appear’ in their adventure stories which they had written.  Year 3 were able to hold the magical objects, such as pens, rings and boxes,  whilst they were listening!  They got some great feedback:  “amazing”, “incredible” and “awesome” were just some of the words used by Year 3 to describe them.  Well done to both classes for your speaking and listening skills!  Mrs Blomeley

Y6 had a great time in their party this afternoon!