Important Dates in Term Six Monday 3rd June – INSET (school closed) Tuesday 11th June – Whole school French Day – wear colours of French flag to school Wednesday 12th June 9.30 (date and time to be confirmed) Phonics in … Continued
Welcome to term 6 Beanstalks! This second Summer Term our core story is The Very Hungry Caterpillar, by Eric Carle. Our value this term is Tolerance.
Summer Term 1 – We have been showing perseverance in all areas of our learning The children showed great care and control as they carefully spread the butter and jam and the children persevered to ensure the whole … Continued
Spring Term 2 It’s been all about owls, chicks and falcons this term! The term started off with an incubator and 10 eggs! Within a few days we had a healthy brood of nine chicks. The Beanstalks were mesmerised watching … Continued
Welcome to Term 5 in Sunflowers! 🙂 We hope you have had a fantastic Easter break, managing to make the most of Spring! 🙂 After our move from one classroom to another during the holiday, Sunflowers are now … Continued
Review of Term 3 in Sunflowers… We had the most fab term being ‘Independence Superheros’ whilst making the most of our core story Supertato! We all wore capes and masks as our everyday uniform, as we were no longer at St. Nicholas’ … Continued
In March Bluebell Class had an amazing time looking after 9 chicks!
Spring Term 1 It’s been another jam packed term in Beanstalk Class – here are a few highlights… The Beanstalks have been captivated by their core story, Supertato – tracking down the Evil Pea, creating their own Supertatoes and writing about … Continued
Autumn Term 2 – Wow! What a busy term the Beanstalks have had! We’ve learnt about lots of celebrations and festivals such as Diwali, fireworks and Christmas. During our Freedom Week we made a class poppy wreath and placed it under … Continued
Review of Term 2 in Sunflowers… We had a fantastic term in Sunflowers, celebrating many festivals including Bonfire Night, Diwali & Christmas! We focused on our school value of ‘Freedom’, exploring what this means to us as we think … Continued