Saturday 30 June 2018

Nursery Farm visit Reminder



                                                       Save the Date  Parents/Carers,


Just a little reminder that you are invited to come and visit Mead farm on :- 

Wednesday 4th July at either 10.30-11.30 a.m. or 2.00-3.00 pm.

Our farm is up and running and we are now ready to showcase this to you. We would like to invite you to visit the farm and see this wonderful environment. The session will start promptly at 10.30/2 o’clock .Please enter via the main Reception and your child will be collected from class to share this opportunity with you

During the session we will have a fund-raising raffle and goat feed for sale. We will also have a donation bucket so any contribution would be very welcome. All monies raised will help towards the running of the farm.

We look forward to welcoming you soon.

The Nursery team

Reception Sports day update






Parents/Carers

Reception are having their sports day on Thursday 5th July from 1.30pm on the back field. We are inviting parents to come and join us to show their support.




Friday 29 June 2018

Reception Farm Visit Reminder




 Save the date

Parents/Carers,


Just a little reminder that you are invited to come and visit Mead farm on Tuesday 3rd July 2-3pm.


Our farm is up and running and we are now ready to showcase this to you. We would like to invite you to visit the farm on Tuesday afternoon and see this wonderful environment. The session will start promptly at 2 o’clock and your child will be collected from class to share this opportunity with you.

During the session we will have a fund-raising raffle and goat feed for sale. We will also have a donation bucket so any contribution would be very welcome. All monies raised will help towards the running of the farm.

We look forward to welcoming you soon.

Reception team

Learning Challenge Awards


Alexis, Millie, Bogdan, Eva in Barbados, Lucas in Egypt, Amelia in Germany and Momina, Briana, Aleena,Tatiana and Lorraine in Canada have been working hard at home and extending their knowledge through their learning challenge work.



Star Writers


These children have used a range of powerful vocabulary and techniques to become a Star Writer; Arjya in Jamaica, David in Barbados, Jessica in St. Lucia, Rianne in New Zealand, Daniel in Palau, Deimantas in Australia, Lennon in Madagascar, Anastasia in Egypt, Thai in Kenya, Ellie in N. Ireland, Kaylin in Wales, Magdalena in Scotland, Giovanna in Germany, Maryam in Greece, Ellis in Italy, Nadia in U.S.A, Joseph in Canada, Uzoma in Mexico, Rubie-Mae in Chile, Faiza in Brazil and Erin M. in Argentina. Look out for examples of their work on the blog!






Learning Power Awards


These are the awards we present to the pupils when they have demonstrated one of our four learning skills: Resilience, reciprocity, reflectiveness & resourcefulness.

Vanesa in Wales, Carrie and Lily-May in Greece, Ryan and Joey in U.S.A and Jack in Mexico receive certificates for reciprocity and Aaliyah in Madagascar, Jacob in N. Ireland and Julie-Rose in Greece for reflectiveness. Well done to Rianne in New Zealand, Ayan in Madagascar, Sydney in N. Ireland and Isabelle and Amba in Germany who receive certificates for resilience and Tyrese in N. Ireland and Hektor in Canada who have shown they can be very resourceful in school.





Tracker Awards


Congratulations to the latest pupil who has achieved their Bronze award:- Chajay in Egypt

Silver Tracker certificates are awarded to -Riddhi and Nicole in New Zealand, Crystal and Kitt in Greece and Nadia in U.S.A. Well done to them!

Shay in Kenya, Lilyana in N. Ireland, Reinaldas in Scotland, Luke in Greece and Riana in Canada
receive Gold Tracker certificates in recognition of the fantastic effort they have made in learning.





Certificate of Presentation


Well done to Charlie in Mexico who has presented her work beautifully; She has shown pride in her work and taken care with her handwriting and number formation.

Reading Awards


Well done to Roberto in St. Lucia who receives a bookmark for reading 10 books

Tristan in Jamaica, Lottie and Fareeda in Barbados, Lily and Alex in Australia, Anthony in Scotland, Amy in Italy and Rosie in Canada have achieved bronze reading awards for reading 25 books.

Silver Reader awards go to Charleigh May in Jamaica, Harry in Australia, Kajus in Palau, Hayden in Egypt and Agata in Scotland who have read 50 books. They each receive a silver certificate and a £5 book token for their efforts.

Ava in Palau has read 75 books and she gets a book of her choice for his fantastic effort.

Well done to Kira in Scotland who receives a Platinum certificate and a trophy for reading 150 books



Fact Hunter Award


In recognition of their insatiable appetite for knowledge and ability to sniff out amazing facts the following children have been awarded certificates; Anmona and Asia in N. Ireland.

WOW Award

I have made my teacher happy

Neve in Jamaica -For her beautiful painting of a snail

Natas in St. Lucia -For moving up a book band

Ronnie In New Zealand -For learning to tell the time

Mariama and Heath in Palau -For moving up a book band

Kajus in Palau -For brilliant learning at home

Aliyah in Wales -For mastering times tables (2-12)

Alan in Germany -For becoming a Free Reader













E for Excellence Winners


These wonderful children have demonstrated excellence this week.

Barbados -Isabella
Wales -Michaela-Jay
Jamaica -Charleigh May
Scotland -Beau
St Lucia -Ines
Germany -Harry
New Zealand -Lexi
Greece -Sara
Australia -Wadi
Italy -Jimmy
Palau -Joey
U.S.A -Sydney
Madagascar -Mya
Canada -Liam
Egypt -Teddy
Mexico -Jan
Kenya -Edward
Chile -Mihaela
N. Ireland -Hamit
Brazil -Tommy
Argentina -Amelia



























Thursday 28 June 2018

Reception go exploring.....



WOW, what a fantastic day for a trip to Paradise Wildlife Park. We had lots of excited children this morning as we set off on our short journey. We began our day by exploring some of the animals inhabiting the park, “I love toucans” said Katherine, “I can’t wait to see the big cats” said Seb.


 Then it was off for our ‘Life long ago’ talk, where we were taken back to the time of the dinosaurs and were shown some fossils from that time. “Look at the size of their teeth” said Daniel.


We then took a pit stop tucking into our scrumptious sandwiches, fuelling before our next exploration.

 

Our final stop was the ‘World of Dinosaurs’. The children were in awe as we walked around coming face to face with a Triceratops, T-Rex and Stegosaurus to name a few. “They look so real” said Eleni, “The dinosaurs are amazing” said Jake.


The children were all so well behaved and I think it’s safe to say they all had a great day, although it got a bit too much for some……………

We would also like to extend our apologies to you for our delayed return and thank you for your patience.