Thank you to Mrs Fenton who came and read to us today! We loved listening to the story of ‘Pumpkin Soup’ and sharing our favourite moments from the story. Evie’s Nannie read with such lovely expression we really enjoyed her story! Thank you 📚🎃
As part of our learning in geography, we have been looking at the UK today and naming the countries and capital cities. We also talked a lot about the weather we’ve been seeing lately and then in our teams, created our own weather reports! Each time they gave a report about the country, they gave…
As part of our topic we have been investigating vegetables this week. We have made our very own cress head characters and with the left over eggs we have made pea and sweetcorn fritters! Yummy!
Evil Pea has been up to his tricks again! He has frozen Supertato in ice and the Reception class children have to try and rescue him!
Reception have been on a secret mission to save Supertato and his friends from Evil Pea! After much searching, we managed to find all 10 of them and then captured Evil Pea!
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Year 3 spent last week writing Haiku poetry. They themed their poems on water, ensuring that they followed the rules closely. Yesterday, they performed their poems to the class. Well done for all being so confident!
A big well done to our Year 5 Netball team who took part in a tournament today at Fenton Manor. The children played a number games, gaining in confidence along the way. They eventually finished 4th and should be very proud of their achievement.
Year 3 have been making healthy banana and mango muffins! They have beat, chopped and mashed and the results look yummy!
This afternoon we had a lovely time in the woods. We have been searching for new plants growing, we saw lots of green buds and are going to keep our eye on them each week to see them changing. We also had a story in the woods by our author of the term ‘Jill Murphy’.