We had a lovely morning in Forest School. We read the story 'Bear Snores On' and we decided to make our own dens for the bear. We used a range of materials to keep it stable during the windy weather! Early Years will have Forest School sessions every Tuesday morning - please send them in with spare wellies on this day. [...]
An exciting couple of mornings in class 1...even featuring a rescued moth!
Playing pass the parcel, ultimate dot-to-dot and pin (draw) the tail (human) on the donkey (elephant). Nugget the duckling was in the middle of our circle so she didn’t feel left out!
We had a fab 'Under the Sea' themed party today :) some amazing outfits, an incredible cake, one champion dolphin rider and a very soggy waterfight!
Class 4 have been learning about the human life cycle in science this half term and have been lucky enough to be able to incubate and now rear a beautiful chick called Nugget for comparison. Clearly, she’s already part of the family…
There will be no choir tonight due to the heat and no rehearsal next week either. The choir will be performing at the summer fair talent show on Friday for those who are able to stay!
Class 4 are so excited to present... Duck No.1 (A better name and more info will follow.) Video below: 523a1b4e-6045-4e3f-a309-134cdd6826e4.MP4
Class 2 learnt the difference between a habitat and a microhabitat today. We enjoyed using our new magnifying glasses to identify and respectfully study the invertebrate species that live within our field's microhabitats. Marbled butterfly, pine moth, garden spider, bloody-nosed beetle and even a dragonfly!
We love our annual trip to RHS Garden Rosemoor. Today we found 'wooly worms' and saw first hand how tricky it is to see things that are camouflaged! We found a range of minibeasts; beetles, spiders, worms, woodlouse, newts and frogs! We also had a go at making our own minibeast models using clay and natural objects such as twigs, [...]
