Groups of tens and ones
Our Year 1 and 2 children are busy developing their understanding of place value at the moment. They have been learning how to groups tens and ones to help themselves solve problems with number.
Today they played a game when one child created a representation of a number less than 50 using base…
Art and Design - Map it out
Our art and design project linked very well to our Geography based topic called ‘Our Local Area’ as we investigated maps as a stimulus for drawing.
The children began by looking at a series of images of maps and sorted them into groups. They sorted them into: old and new, real and…
Counting and recognising numbers
Our Reception children do lots of counting and recognising numbers activities indoors and outdoors as they learn to develop their knowledge. Here are a few photos of a few activities they’ve done recently…
Doubles and Near Doubles Fun
We love maths! Our Year 1 and 2 children have been learning doubles and near doubles and then applying their knowledge to help them solve addition and subtraction problems.
In these photos (taken over a few days) you can see the children playing different games. The first two games asked…
Repeating Patterns
Our Reception children have been improving their fine motor skills and developing their understanding of patterns. They have been talking about shapes and colours and created their own repeating patterns.
Diwali 2025
We learnt all about the Hindu festival of lights called Diwali. We read a beautiful book called One Diwali Day by Dev Kothari and illustrated by Aditi Anand which created lots of questions and discussion. Our year 1 and 2 children then wrote facts and created fact files whilst our Reception…
Our Local Area 2025
In our geography lessons we have been learning about our local area. After lots of different learning finding out where in the world we live, looking at aerial photos and doing activities the children have drawn a map of our local area.
Phonics Time!
Phonics plays a big part in how we teach the children to read and write. When we are teaching the children the sounds that letters make we need them to say pure sounds (t not tuh) so that they don’t say any extra sounds when they come to blend them together to read the word. Take a look at this…
Hedgehogs
Following our morning walk spotting signs of approaching autumn, we discussed some of the animals we notice more, out in nature during the autumn. The children had lots of ideas and cleverly knew that hedgehogs are nocturnal so we shouldn’t see them out in the day. We learnt how animals store food…
Autumn Walk 2025
As part of our topic this term which is called ‘The Place Where I Live’ we went for a science walk around our school grounds looking at nature and noticing signs of Autumn.
We have been learning about the seasons and the children we able to tell the class a lot about Autumn that they…
Our first week
We have had a very busy first three days as a new class in Lower School and it has been fun! We welcomed eleven fantastic Reception children and they have settled into school life brilliantly.
Here is a snapshot of some of the activities we have done …
First PE of the year!
We had a great PE session where the children improved ball skills with lots activities from our first unit called ‘rolling a ball’. They showed great teamwork skills and some good control of the ball.
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