Boggledybook Children’s Book Fair

We look forward to welcoming Boggledybook Children’s Book shop into school next Thursday. A great opportunity to buy great value children’s books at Ā£1, Ā£2 and Ā£3. Children can bring money into school and will visit the book shop throughout the day.

Mrs Graves

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We Are Historians

This week we have done a slice on ā€˜how can you shine your light?ā€™ We have learnt about Diwali and Bonfire Night, including the history of Guy Fawkes. We spoke about Bonfire safety and created our own sparklers and fireworks pictures in provision, the children have worked so hard.

Mrs Williams

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Check your Child’s bags!

Today your child was sent home with their unique Christmas card. If you would like to buy any of the products listed on the order form, please return it to your childā€™s class teacher no later than Friday 8th November 2024. Payment MUST also be made via parentpay by Friday 8th November 2024.

Please note no orders can be made after this date.

Nursery Are Scientists!

Today we have been scientists and learning to understand the world, focusing on the statement ā€œtalk about the difference between materials and the changes they noticeā€. We explored the dry porridge oats and then made predications on how it might look/feel when we mix them with water. We then made some porridge by adding milk, to taste the oats. Most of us thought the porridge was delicious, but some of us were not a fan.

Mrs Williams

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F1 – Faith Day

F1 have been learning about Sikhism and their special festival, Vaisakhi. We found out that Vaisakhi is a Sikh festival, that celebrates Harvest and New Year. Sikhs go to a special temple called a Gurdwara and listen to readings from their Holy Book. We looked at the special clothes Sikhs wear for this, and in provision coloured in their flags.

Mrs Williams

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Heavy or light?

This week we have been comparing objects by size, length and capacity. Today we have enjoyed exploring which objects are heavy, which objects are light, and using the scales to to compare this. We addressed the misconception that just because the object is bigger, it doesnā€™t mean it is heavier.

Mrs Williams

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