Buttercup Class Blog

Date:

27 March

Posted by:

Miss Wilson

What an AMAZING day we had at our Foundation Children's Reading Picnic in the SUN! 🌞📚

The air was filled with joy as we shared the love of reading with all of our wonderful families. It was such a perfect way to bring our community together! 💙

The children had so much fun decorating their own spring-themed plates and turning biscuits into adorable sheep with icing! 🐑✨ Everyone enjoyed delicious food and refreshing drinks while soaking up the sunshine. 🌼🍪

A HUGE thank you to everyone who joined us today. We couldn’t have asked for a more fantastic day! 😊

Date:

27 March

Posted by:

Miss Wilson

Spring is here In Our Garden! 🌸🌱🪴

Our amazing foundation children have been working super hard to get our garden ready for the beautiful season ahead.🌼

The children have been busy getting their hands dirty putting down fresh park, and planting a variety of plants that will soon bloom into a bright and colorful garden. 🌷🌿 They’ve been using their gardening tools with such focus and care—each little shovel and rake making a huge difference! 🌞 We are all so excited to watch their hard work pay off as we see our garden come to life! 🌻🌼

Date:

19 March

Posted by:

Miss Wilson

What an AMAZING day we had at the farm today! 🌞🐄

The sun was shining, and the Foundation class had a blast exploring all the activities the farm had to offer! We kicked off the day with a woodland walk, solving clues to figure out which animals we might encounter next- it was so much fun! 🦊🐇

Next, we hopped on a tractor ride to meet some friendly cows and feed them potatoes. Those cows had LONG, slimy tongues! 🐄 We also had the chance to walk some goats, spot so many animals, and even pet and feed them! 🐐🐑

We learned SO many interesting facts along the way—did you know that a baby rabbit is called a kitten?! 🐇💡

It was such a fantastic day in the sunshine, spending time with friends, and getting a hands-on experience of life on the farm. We had a brilliant time learning about the animals, crops, and everything that goes into taking care of them. We’ll remember this trip for a long time! 🌱🐖

Pupil 1- “My favourite animal was the cows”.

Pupil 2- “I loved learning about all the animals.

Pupil 3 “My favourite part was walking the goats! They are super strong”.

Pupil 4 “My favourite part was feeding the cows and ticking off the animals that we spotted”.

Date:

19 March

Posted by:

Miss Wilson

🌸🌱 Spring has sprung in our foundation class, and we're loving every moment of it! 🌱🌸

We've been busy embracing the season with some fun spring activities. We've painted beautiful daffodils, practiced writing CVC words with carrots, looked at farms around Laceby that grow crops and even played shopkeepers in our very own farm shop. 🌾👩‍🌾🥕

There's so much spring fun to be had, and we're making the most of every sunny day! today we also went outside for phonics! 🌞💐

Date:

18 March

Posted by:

Miss Wilson

🌸🌼 Spring has officially arrived at our art gallery, thanks to the incredible creativity of the children! 🌼🌸

This week, our little artists have been diving into the beauty of spring flowers, focusing on the vibrant daffodils that are blooming all around us. 🌷✨ To gather inspiration, the children went on a nature walk, exploring the outdoors to spot these lovely flowers. They took photos, collected daffodils, and even used magnifying glasses to study their intricate details. 🔍🌿

The results are absolutely fantastic! Each child has painted their own unique version of daffodils. These beautiful works of art are now proudly displayed in our art gallery, and we couldn’t be more excited to share them with you all. 🎨👩‍🎨

Date:

17 March

Posted by:

Miss Wilson

Gardening

🌱🌸 The children in Foundation have been hard at work tidying up our garden and plant pots in preparation for the new season! They’ve been cutting off the dead plants to make room for fresh growth, ensuring that our garden will be ready for a beautiful spring and summer. 🌞🌿 We are so excited to plant new herbs, plants, and flowers to bring even more color and life to our space. We can’t wait to watch it all bloom! 🌼🌱

Date:

12 March

Posted by:

Miss Wilson

🐍 Reptile Hunt Adventure in Foundation! 🐢

This week, our Foundation children went on a Reptile Hunt as part of our exciting theme on reptiles! They had a fantastic time exploring and learning about different reptiles, while also practising their writing skills by writing down the names of the reptiles they discovered!

From snakes to lizards, the kids were eager to name and write all the amazing creatures we’ve been learning about.

Date:

11 March

Posted by:

Miss Wilson

Our New Topic in Foundation is…
Animals! 🐆🐝🐷🐔🐟🐍

This week, we're diving into the world of animals, and our first book is Beware of the Crocodile! 🐊 Today, we focused on how crocodiles camouflage in their environment. We went outside to collect items we thought might help a crocodile blend in, and then we brought them back to try and camouflage our very own crocodile! 🐊🌿

It was so much fun exploring how these amazing creatures use their surroundings to stay hidden. We cant wait to see what else we discover in this animal adventure! 🦜🌍

Date:

7 March

Posted by:

Miss Wilson

Egg and spoon race practice 💪🏼

Today sunflower class had so much fun practicing the egg and spoon race 🥚🏃‍♀️🥄 The kids showed incredible balance and teamwork as they carefully balanced their eggs and raced to the finish line! 🏁 It was full of laughs, wobbles, and lots of determination.

Date:

7 March

Posted by:

Miss Wilson

International Women’s Day 2025🌍💫

Today, on International Women's Day, the foundation children celebrate the incredible women who inspire us every day! This year, we're shining a spotlight on Maddie, a talented wind turbine engineer at Orsted who came to visit us on Wednesday. Her dedication, passion, and expertise are helping create a cleaner, brighter future for us all and this is something the children found extremely inspirational!

We were so lucky to have met Maddie and hear all about her job as a Women in industry. Maddie is making waves and inspiring future generations of engineers and leaders! 🌱⚡

Date:

6 March

Posted by:

Miss Wilson

World Book Day Visitor 🐛

Our story book we focused on this World book day was The very hungry caterpillar. When the children were outside they discovered that the hungry caterpillar had come to visit us in our garden! 🐛 Watching the children connect the story to the real-life caterpillar was a fantastic experience! We had fun learning about transformation and growth, just like the caterpillar in the book. 🌱✨

Date:

6 March

Posted by:

Miss Wilson

🌞📚 Celebrating World Book Day in the Sunshine! 📚🌞

What better way to enjoy the magic of books than by reading outdoors in the warm sun? 🌳☀️ Today, our little book lovers took their stories outside, soaking up the sunshine while diving into their favourite books!

Date:

6 March

Posted by:

Miss Wilson

🌟📚 Happy World Book Day from Foundation! 📚🌟

Today, our little readers and storytellers had an amazing time celebrating the magic of books! 📖✨ From dressing up as their favorite characters to sharing stories with friends, the day was full of imagination and excitement. It’s wonderful to see how much joy reading brings to our Buttercups and Sunflowers.

Our book theme in class today was The very hungry caterpillar🐛🦋 The children enjoyed each and every activity themed as The hungry caterpillar! In foundation we celebrate our love for reading everyday and we will continue to keep nurturing a love for reading as it opens up worlds of creativity and adventure. 🌍💡

Date:

5 March

Posted by:

Miss Wilson

Women in industry💪🏼👷🏽‍♀️

In foundation our topic this term is people who help us. Today we were lucky enough to welcome Maddie into our classroom to tell us all about how people who work on wind turbines help us. Maddie is a off-shore wind turbine technician that works for Orsted. Orsted is a renewable energy company that is working towards creating a more sustainable world that runs on green energy.🌎

Maddie gave the children an incredible insight on what it's like to work on wind turbines from looking at a huge replica of a wind turbine, to allowing the children to try on her uniform. Maddie allowed the children to have a fun and hands-on experience of being a wind terrine technician.

The children had a fantastic afternoon. They enjoyed, Learning about the height of wind turbines, how they work and how they help us and our planet, looking at the wind turbine replica, trying on the Orsted uniform and harness, colouring in their Orsted drawing books and watching Miss Wilson and Miss Sutton have a race putting on the Orsted safety clothing. Miss Wilson was the Winner! 🥇

The children asked Maddie some fantastic questions:

Pupil 1: What happens if you fall in the water?
Pupil 2: Can boys and girls work on a wind turbine?
Pupil 3: How long does it take you to get to the wind turbine?
Pupil 4: Can I work there when I'm older?

We want to say a huge thank you to Maddie for coming in to speak to us! And we can't wait to celebrate Maddie's success in this industry for international women's day on Friday 👷🏽‍♀️

Date:

4 March

Posted by:

Miss Wilson

PANCAKE DAY!

Today, our foundation children had an absolute flipping 🍳fantastic time celebrating Pancake Day! 🥞From tossing pancakes, getting creative with toppings and tasting our own pancakes, the smiles and laughter in our classroom was contagious!

Our little chefs truly had the best day ever! 🧑🏼‍🍳

Date:

3 March

Posted by:

Miss Wilson

In Foundation we are all ready for pancake day tomorrow! 🥞🍓🫐🍌

In foundation we are having so much fun in our home corner this week! We have all been designing our perfect pancakes and making them.

We hope everyone has a great day eating lots of pancakes tomorrow 🥞I know we will in foundation!  

Date:

3 March

Posted by:

Miss Wilson

Balancesbility 🚲💙

The children in foundation have had a fantastic day out on their balance bikes.

Balanceability combines the use of balance bikes with a schedule of fun activities that aim to build confidence, spatial awareness and dynamic balance skills which will enable our foundation children to learn the basics of cycling!

They are doing brilliant on the balance bikes!

Date:

27 February

Posted by:

Miss Wilson

Secret Phonics 🕵️🔦

Today the children in foundation have been writing secret words using their phonics skills!

This activity successfully engage the children in writing in a different way. All the children absolutely loved this activity. The buzz it created in the classroom was fabulous to see! They were so excited seeing the secret spy laser pens and were so engaged! ✍🏻

Date:

25 February

Posted by:

Miss Sutton

A Special Visitor

This week we had a very special visitor in our classroom... a Policeman!! We were very excited when we saw him walking into our classroom as he was running a little bit late so we didn't think he was going to come! Turns out he had already been to school when he got called away on an emergency and had to leave so we forgave him and was very thankful that he managed to come anyway!

He told us all about how he helps people and explained how he uses his words to help calm people down so that they don't have to be arrested. We asked some really amazing questions like 'How do you help people?', 'Why do you arrest people?' and 'Why did you want to be a policeman?'.

Then, we went outside and he showed us his police car! It was SO cool and we really enjoyed looking at the different colours. He told us all about why he needs his car and how it helps him do his job. We really enjoyed having our visitor in our classroom and we hope to see him again soon!

Pupil 1: "I think he was a very nice policeman!"
Pupil 2: "I liked it when he took a picture with us!"
Pupil 3: "My favourite part was when we had a look at the police car, it was SO cool!"

Date:

12 February

Posted by:

Miss Wilson

Safer Internet Day 💻🔒

The children in foundation have been learning about eSafety to help them understand how to keep safe when using the internet and other electronic devices.

E-safety supports our children in staying safe in the virtual world. It is important that we equip children with the skills they need to keep themselves safe so they can experience the internet positively and responsibly.

On Safer Internet day we wanted to reinforce this message to the children.

The children learnt Smartie the penguins safety song to help them remember how to keep safe!
Before you click, click, click…
You need to think…
And TELL someone!

To follow this the foundation children were able to produce some safety rules to follow when they access the internet.

Child 1: “Always tell an adult if something pops up on your iPad”.
Child 2: “Don’t speak to strangers”.
Child 3: “Don’t play games with people you don’t know”.
Child 4: “ Don’t tell anyone your information”.

Date:

Wednesday 12th February

Posted by:

Mrs Smith

Film Night 🎥 🍿

Pupils had a wonderful evening at our Film Night, watching the Emoji movie! Pupils enjoyed snacks and drinks with their friends! A big THANK YOU to all parents and carers who supported us raising funds with the film night!!

Date:

11 February

Posted by:

Miss Wilson

Reading Collaboration 📖

Foundation and Year 1 pupils worked collaboratively this week with a focus on building the pupils fluency and confidence when reading.

The year 1 pupils guided and supported the foundation children who have recently started reading books. The year 1 children used their phonics skills to demonstrate how to effectively blend and segment CVC words to advance fluency when reading. The year 1 children were fantastic at encouraging and praising the foundation children’s brilliant reading and the foundation children were amazed by the fluency of the year 1 children’s reading.

Most importantly , the children all enjoyed reading together, sharing books and chatting about them.

WE LOVE TO READ!!📖❤️

Date:

6 February

Posted by:

Miss Wilson

People that help us!

In foundation our new topic is people that help us.  This week we have been focusing on Hospitals and the people that work in them such as, Nurses, Doctors, Midwives, Radiologists and many more. The children in foundation were particularly interested in Radiologist and what they do. 

Following the children’s interests we transformed the home corner into an X-Ray machine and the children were able to see what there skeletons may look like. 

They have been having so much fun! 

Date:

5 February

Posted by:

Miss Sutton

People who help us: Nurses

This week in foundation we have started our new topic 'People who help us'.

On Monday, a nurse came and told us all about what they do in their job, why they wanted to be a nurse and how they help people. Before they came in, the children drew a picture of what they thought the nurse was going to look like. We had some amazing drawings, but to our surprise when they came in, the nurse was a male!!!

After he told us about his job, we asked some amazing questions and found out some very interesting things. Then, he taught us how to use bandages to help people who have hurt their hands. We practised using bandages on each other and had a great time!

Date:

31 January

Posted by:

Miss Wilson

CVC Writing

The children in foundation have been practicing writing CVC words in flour today!

It was super fun and messy 😆

Date:

31 January

Posted by:

Miss Wilson

Story Club Hook! 

Foundation discovered this morning that a bean stalk had grew in our classroom! When they all looked they discovered that somebodies feet were hanging down… the children shouted it’s the GIANT! 
All the children investigated the story hook table and discovered there was beans, a gold egg, a harp and a Cow. They all predicted that our new story this week will be Jack and the Beanstalk! 
The Children used their Oracy skills to predict our new story club book with each other. 
Child 1: I can see some giant feet it must be the big grumpy giant. 
Child 2: I can see some beans, they must be magic beans from jack and the bean stalk.  
Child 3: I think it’s Jack and the bean stalkbecause I can see a Giant. 

Date:

31 January

Posted by:

Miss Wilson

The Three Little Pigs 

In Foundation we have been reading the Three 
Little Pigs. The children have created their own masks and used them to retell the storey of The three little pigs to their friends. 

Haven’t they done a fantastic job! 

Date:

30 January

Posted by:

Miss Wilson

CHINESE NEW YEAR! 🥠🥡🥢🏮 🐲🇨🇳

This week in foundation we have been super busy celebrating and learning all about Chinese new year! This has included looking at China on Google maps and comparing Laceby village to a village in China. We have also read the story of “The Great Race” and learnt that there are 12 animals which different years are named after. This year is the year of the snake 🐍! We have been looking at Chinese writing and practised doing some ourselves. Other activities included cutting and painting Chinese lanterns, making a dragon head and dancing around the school like Chinese dragons singing Kung Hei Fat Choy, role play in our Chinese restaurant, dressing in traditional costumes, learning about where in the world China is, Using chopsticks to pick up noodles and learning about how the New year is celebrated.

Finally, all of foundation tried some Traditional Chinese foods. The children tasted rice, noodles, prawn crackers and fortune cookies. The children used their fine motor skills when trying to eat the food using chopsticks. The children described the food as:

Child 1: “It tastes yummy but it is very slippery”

Child 2: “the food is delicious”

Child 3 “the food feels strange in my mouth but i like it”

Date:

22 January

Posted by:

Miss Wilson

Story Club Hook! 

Foundation discovered this morning that we had some sneaky visitors last night trying to build three houses! One from straw, one from sticks and one from bricks! and we also managed to catch one of the visitors in our trap and it was…. THE BIG BAD WOLF! 

All the children investigated the story hook table and predicted that our new story this week will be The Three Little Pigs. 

The Children used their Oracy skills to predict our new story club book with each other. 

Child 1: I can see three little pigs and a big bad wolf. I think our new book is The Three Little Pigs, what do you think it is? 

Child 2: I can read this phonics card and it says pig so I think it’s the three little pigs. 

Child 3: I think it’s the three little pigs because I can see straws, sticks and bricks. 

Date:

22 January

Posted by:

Miss Wilson

Three Little Pigs Makaton 

In foundation this week our story club book is the Three Little Pigs. Foundation have enjoyed learning how to use makaton signs to tell the story of the Three Little Pigs. The children in foundation have been learning all about makaton and how it creates a shared understanding that unites children of diverse communication abilities. In our foundation class we practise makaton as it doesn’t just teach children different ways to communicate, makaton also supports the development of essential skills such as fine motor skills, cognitive abilities, and social interaction.

Didn’t they all do a fantastic job! 

Date:

14 January

Posted by:

Miss Wilson

Foundation Library Trip 

The children in foundation had a fantastic trip to the library today. Mrs Wink kindly read us some Traditional tale stories linking to our topic this term. She also kindly let us take some Traditional Tale story books back to our classroom for all of us to enjoy reading. 

We all love going to the library and listening to Mrs Wink read. 

Date:

14 January

Posted by:

Miss Wilson

THE BIG SCHOOL BIRDWATCH

In foundation this week the children have been learning all about British Birds that we might see around our school. As a part of the RSPB Big School birdwatch Buttercup and Sunflower children went on a muddy walk to the nature area. 

Before we went on our school birdwatch the children made some bird food to help feed the birds through the winter and some binoculars to spot all the different types of birds. 

On our birdwatch we took a birdwatch tick list and completed the survey from our findings back in class. We saw Wood Pigeons, Crows, Seagulls, a Magpie and a Robin.  Miss Wilson also used an app that listens to the birds singing and we identified that the birds singing around us were Robins, Blue tits and Pigeons. 

The children had a fantastic afternoon bird watching around our school. 

Date:

9 January

Posted by:

Miss Wilson

Foundation Hook Day! 

Don’t they look fantastic in their Traditional Tale outfits! 

Date:

9 January

Posted by:

Miss Wilson

Foundation Hook Day!

In foundation our topic this term is Traditional Tales. For our hook day the children came dressed as a character from a Traditional Tale story.

The Foundation children discovered this morning that we had a sneaky visitor in our classroom last night, who kindly left us all some ingredients to make gingerbread men. Luckily Miss Wilson had left her phone on record and captured our mystery visitor! and it was.... THE GINGERBREAD MAN! 

The children practised their oracy skills by discussing with each other how the gingerbread man had snuck into our classroom. 

Child 1: He must have opened the window and jumped in. 
Child 2: He used his candy cane to smash the window and break in. 
Child 3: He must have jumped out of the oven. 

The Gingerbread man kindly left us some ingredients to make some gingerbread. However, before the children made the gingerbread we discussed how we would make the biscuits, bake them and decorate them. The children then designed how they wanted their gingerbread man to look and used their design to decorate their gingerbread man using icing sugar, sprinkles and smarties.

What an exciting and fun filled day they all had! 

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Date:

6 January

Posted by:

Miss Wilson

Traditional Tales

In foundation our topic this term is Traditional Tales. The children predicted from the story hook display that the first Traditional Tale we are reading is The Gingerbread Man. 

The children identified a rolling pin, gingerbread cutters, gingerbread recipe book and they all smelt some ginger. 

Child 1: The ginger smells like Oranges. 
Child 2: It smells like Chicken. 
Child 3: The ginger smells like cake. 
Child 4: It smells like gingerbread men. 

Date:

18 December

Posted by:

Miss Wilson

Foundation class had a visitor today!

He said they are all on the good list 😁

Date:

18 December

Posted by:

Miss Wilson

Foundations Christmas cards and 2025 calendars. 

The foundation children have been super busy making their Christmas cards and 2025 calendars. The children made the cards using different lengths of paper to create Christmas trees. When making these cards the children used maths sentences such as “this piece of paper is longer” and “this piece of paper is shorter”.

Before making the calendars we gathered pupil voice on what the children wanted to have on the front of their calendars. Many children suggested the four seasons as in foundation we have been learning all about the four seasons recently. Therefore, to create the 2025 calendars the children dresses up in spring, summer, autumn and winter clothes. 

Haven’t they done a great job! 

Date:

17 December

Posted by:

Miss Wilson

The children in foundation are party ready! 

They have all been super busy making their party hats this morning. 

Date:

16 December

Posted by:

Miss Wilson

Panto Time!

Foundation had a fantastic time at the Wizard of Oz pantomime today.
Oh no they didn't!
Oh yes they did!

Date:

13 December

Posted by:

Miss Wilson

Motor Skills

Using our fine motor skills to decorate trees and gingerbread men 

Date:

13 December

Posted by:

Miss Wilson

Decorating the Tree

Foundation pupils love decorating their tree in the home corner each day.

Date:

13 December

Posted by:

Miss Wilson

Christmas Performance

Foundation all ready for their Christmas performance.  Didn't they all do a fantastic job! All of the children have worked so hard learning twelve different songs and many speaking lines.  Really captured the Christmas spirit.

Date:

12 December

Posted by:

Miss Wilson

Christmas jumper day 2024

The Foundation children have loved coming to school in their Christmas jumpers. They learnt about why we wear Christmas jumpers on Christmas jumper day and how their donations could help other children.

Miss Wilson had a mini me for the day in our matching Christmas jumpers.

Date:

11 December

Posted by:

Miss Wilson

Foundation all enjoying their Christmas dinner! 

Date:

9 December

Posted by:

Miss Wilson

Foundation Enterprise

Haven't they all done a brilliant job!

Date:

9 December

Posted by:

Miss Wilson

Christmas Costumes

Foundation are all ready for the Christmas Costume Competition.
Don't they all look fantastic! 

Date:

2 December

Posted by:

Miss Wilson

Mrs Claus' Bakery

Foundation stage are all enjoying our outdoor role play area that is currently Mrs Claus' Bakery.

Practicing our oracy skills, has provided the children with opportunities to take on different roles using appropriate knowledge and vocabulary.

For example:
"How many gingerbread men would you like today?"
"Ok I will get those for you. One moment"
"These gingerbread men taste delicious"

Date:

25 November

Posted by:

Mrs Smith

Road Safety

Mark from Humberside Fire & Safety paid us a special visit to deliver a whole school assembly this week. We have been learning about road safety in our classes through different activities. He used demonstrations and visuals to show us the importance of wearing helmets when we cycle or scooter, as well as how important it is to be visible and wear bright colours around roads. 

Date:

20th November

Posted by:

Mrs Hill

Diva Lamps

As part of our learning about the festival Diwali we made Diva lamps.   We used salt dough. When they dry we painted them and added sparkly details.

Date:

1st November

Posted by:

Mrs Hill

Laceby Stanford Primary Academy

Today we celebrated becoming our school becoming part of the Wellspring Family and our new school name Laceby Stanford Primary Academy.

We listened to music, drew our new badge and enjoyed a cake with a special sign on.

Date:

31st October

Posted by:

Mrs Hill

Seasonal Changes

Foundation stage children looked at the seasonal changes and the colours of the autumn leaves. They used small brushes to paint a trees trunk and branches. After this we used our fingers to paint the autumn leaves.   Our creations are displayed on our art gallery.
Can you spot our hedgehogs? We used forks to print the spines.

Date:

31st October

Posted by:

Mrs Hill

Understanding and managing feelings

Zowie from Compass GO joined FOundation classes this morning to do a workshop on understanding and managing feelings.

She shared The Colour Monster story and taught us some breathing techniques to help us if we need to feel calm.

Date:

16th October

Posted by:

Mrs Smith

🍁 Autumn Craft Event 🍁

Pupils had a wonderful Autumn craft event making and crafting lots of autumn themed activities! From Leaf faces to 3D trees… lots of crafting fun! The cherry pie and drink was yummy too!!

Date:

10th October

Posted by:

Mrs Hill

Balance Bikes

Today we all got to test out our new balance bikes.  

Date:

9th October

Posted by:

Mrs Hill

Well Being Wednesday

As part of well being Wednesday we collaborated with Year 6 this afternoon to celebrate world mental health day. We shared positive affirmations, practiced different calming exercises and had a good natter!

Date:

9th October

Posted by:

Mrs Hill

Hook Day

On our hook day today Buttercups and Sunflowers class have come dressed in their favourite things. The children have also brought in their favourite toys and books to show everyone in the class. We are all loving learning all about each other. 

Date:

1st October

Posted by:

Mrs Hill

Heavy and Light

In maths today we have been learning about heavy and light. We used the balance scales to see what was heavier and lighter.

Date:

30th September

Posted by:

Mrs Hill

Anna Hibiscus

We are reading a story about Anna Hibiscus. She likes to climb a mango tree in her garden. We wondered what mangoes tasted like so we gave them a try.

“Sweet and juicy”
“Soft and sticky”
“ sour and squishy”
“Yummy”
“Delicious and tasty”

Date:

24 September

Posted by:

Mrs Smith

Reading Workshop for Parents

Thank you to all those who came to Mrs Smith’s Early Reading Workshop today.
It was lovely to see so many of you and hear how keen you are to help your children with reading at home.
The slideshow to accompany the workshop has now been added to the class pages. We look forward to the Maths workshop next week.

Reading Workshop for Parents (PowerPoint)

Reading Workshop for Parents (PDF)

Date:

16 September

Posted by:

Mrs Hill

Daily Phonics

In foundation we have started our daily phonics lesson.  We are learning new sounds and sayings to help us with letter formation.
We are learning to talk to our partners, my turn and your turn as well as phonics celebration actions.

Date:

September

Posted by:

Mrs Hill

Welcome to Foundation Stage

Our newest school members had a fantastic first day.  We were so busy exploring our new school.