The Sports Council representatives from Year 6 took part in leadership training at Blessed Edwards. The children thoroughly enjoyed the morning and are looking forward to leading games back at Holy Redeemer. Thanks to Miss Ingram and Blessed Edwards.
Last week in Reception Class Henrietta delivered the story 'This is the Bear and the Scary Night', and Bertie the Bee left the rhyme 'Teddy Bear, Teddy Bear, Turn Around' for the children to enjoy. This led to lots of…
The Sports Council representatives from Year 6 took part in leadership training at Blessed Edwards. The children thoroughly enjoyed the morning and are looking forward to leading games back at Holy Redeemer. Thanks to Miss Ingram and Blessed Edwards.
Last week in Reception Class Henrietta delivered the story 'This is the Bear and the Scary Night', and Bertie the Bee left the rhyme 'Teddy Bear, Teddy Bear, Turn Around' for the children to enjoy. This led to lots of…
Last week in Reception Class Henrietta delivered the story ‘This is the Bear and the Scary Night’, and Bertie the Bee left the rhyme ‘Teddy Bear, Teddy Bear, Turn Around’ for the children to enjoy. This led to lots of teddy bear themed learning! On …
Last week the children in Reception Class were learning about oral hygiene and were lucky enough to have a visit from a dentist, who talked to them about how to look after their teeth. The class learned that it is alright to have sweet treats, …
Reception Class had a snail themed Forest School session last week. They set out on a snail hunt, to see how many different coloured snails they could find and really impressed Mrs Andrews by finding three (green, white and yellow). After the excitement of the …
In Forest School last week Reception Class focussed on their class book, What the Ladybird Heard, by Julia Donaldson. They began the afternoon by retelling the story, before becoming detectives. They set out to search Forest School for clues about Lanky Len and Hefty Hugh …
Last week Henerietta delivered the story ‘What the Ladybird Heard at the Seaside’, by Julia Donaldson, and Bertie the Bee left Reception Class the rhyme, ‘Ladybug, Ladybug, Fly Away Home’ in his garden. The children soon discovered they were going to be learning about some …
At Forest School today Reception Class paired up and scoured the School site on minibeast hunts. They used clipboards to help them record what they found and where they had found them. In the Eco Garden they were fascinated to see spiders on the shed, …
Last week Reception Class continued to explore different types of transport, with a focus on aeroplanes. The children were set a homework challenge to make a paper aeroplane ready for a competition. They tested all their planes in the hall, to find out whose went …
Last week Henrietta delivered the story ‘Handa’s Surprise’, written by Eileen Brown. The class started the week by tasting the seven delicious fruits from the story and describing them, using a range of adjectives, including some new words to develop their vocabulary. In Maths, the …
Last week, in their science lessons, Reception Class continued to learn about forces. They shared their homework challenge with each other; which was to fill a container with liquid and explore what happened when they added a marble and turned the container upside down. The …
Today Reception Class dodged the heavy downpours to enjoy a maths-related session at Forest School, focussing on the numbers 11-20. Mrs Andrews shared a large number square with the children and they identified the row of numbers that they needed to focus on, practising counting …
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