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 Hello all, The children are becoming more familiar with our daily routines and are growing in confidence as they get to know each other. It has been lovely to see new friendships beginning to form and everyone settling into classroom life so well. We were very lucky to enjoy lots of sunshine this week, so we made the most of our outdoor learning. The children had great fun exploring, playing together, and developing their confidence in the fresh air. As part of our learning about the changing seasons, we explored the signs of autumn, noticing how nature is beginning to change around us. We talked about the colours of the leaves, the cooler weather, and other seasonal changes we might spot. We have also started learning our Harvest songs and the children have been singing beautifully with lots of enthusiasm.  Phonics In phonics the children were introduced to the following letter sounds: s, a, t, p. We practised oral blending and initial sound recognition. Maths In maths we h...
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What a wonderful week we've had in Reception! This week our focus has been on settling into our daily routines and learning our school rules. The children have done a fantastic job getting to know the expectations in Reception and are becoming more confident each day. We were also excited to meet some of our specialist teachers. The children enjoyed meeting Mr Mills, our PE teacher, and Mrs Lawrence, our music teacher. We also took part in our whole-school music assembly, which was a lovely opportunity to sing together with the rest of the school. We have begun our Little Wandle phonics programme. This week the children have been working on identifying the initial sounds in words and practising oral blending, listening carefully to sounds and putting them together to make words. In Maths, we have been playing lots of number games to build confidence with counting and recognising numbers. A firm favourite this week was our dice game, which had everyone excited to take turns and coun...
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    WELCOME What a fantastic start we have had in nursery this week. The children have settled well and have enjoyed all the new experiences on offer in the setting. I hope it has not been too stressful for you all as I know how it feels to leave your child for the first time. Please be reassured that if your child is upset we will endeavour to sort it and comfort them. We will also contact you if they do not settle as we are happy for you to adjust their hours until they do. Please can you make sure that jumpers and lunch boxes are clearly labelled with your child's name, as all the children wear the same jumpers and are not always the best at looking after their belongings at this age. Mrs Sheehan
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 Wow, we have reached the end and we are always sad to say goodbye. We hope you all have an amazing Summer and we look forward to new beginnings.  Thanks for all the wonderful presents we shall eat, drink and spend. From all the Foundation team.
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Hello all, This week, we made the most of the beautiful weather by spending lots of time learning and playing outdoors. The children had a wonderful time exploring, creating and working together in our outdoor environment. It was lovely to see their imaginations flourish as they mixed and created magical potions using natural materials. In the mud kitchen, the children enjoyed cooking up delicious pretend meals, sharing ideas and taking turns as they played together. They also worked collaboratively to design and build exciting obstacle courses, thinking carefully about how to make them fun and challenging for their friends. The tree swing was a firm favourite this week, providing plenty of laughter and excitement, while climbing trees helped the children develop their confidence, balance and coordination. The sand pit was another busy area, where children dug, built and created together, developing their fine motor skills and problem-solving abilities. Outdoor play offers so many valu...
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