This week we have been reading and retelling the story of Farmer Duck. We had lots of fun making ducks and sheep using a range of collage materials. We then did some big art, working together to create a farm scene. We will continue to...
In PSHE this week, Oak class have been talking about how important it is to share and take turns. We shared games, puzzles, balls and hoops. We even took turns playing a game on the interactive white board. Sometimes it is difficult to wait our...
Today, we have been celebrating Children in Need. The children all looked wonderful in their 'Spotacular' outfits! As part of this afternoon's House Challenge, children worked with children from different classes and year groups to think about the importance of helping others, as well as...
This week in Reception, we have been exploring our big question "How can we create a character?" The children have enjoyed looking at different farm animals including the animals from our focus story 'Farmer Duck'. They were able to choose and draw an animal on...
Our theme this half term in Oak Class is On the Farm. In English, we have been reading the story 'The Very Busy Spider' and joining in with the repeated words and actions. We have also been using our phonics to read and write labels...
This week in Reception we were so surprised to find a nest with eggs in our classroom. We then couldn't believe it the next day when we found footprints! We all investigated together and found our new book 'Farmer Duck'. We really enjoyed reading the story but...
This week in Year 2 we have been learning about the Hindu festival of Diwali. We created our own Rangoli patterns. We have also been thinking about Remembrance Day and have made our own poppies. [gallery ess_grid_gal="homepage" ids="17158,17159,17160,17161,17162,17163"]...
Our theme this half term in Oak Class is On the Farm. We have enjoyed sensory play with the farm animals. We made animal footprints in the cornflour gloop and rolled the animals in shaving foam 'mud'. We also used Weetabix as hay bales and stacked...
Rabbit Class visited the London Transport Museum this week and had a wonderful day exploring different types of transport from the past. We discovered that buses and trams used to be pulled by horses. The first underground trains used steam! It must have been very...
In Science this week, we conducted an investigation this week to see which materials are waterproof. We made some predictions, then carried out a test to see if we were right. We discovered that foil and plastic are waterproof. Paper towel and fabric were very...