This week in Maths, the Reception children have been learning to use everyday language to talk about time. The children have enjoyed many different activities such as discussing their daily and weekly routines (using key vocabulary such as morning, afternoon, evening) and have had the opportunity to make their own clocks. The children have enjoyed using their own clocks to read and make o’clock times.
Here are some pictures of their learning:
Remembrance at HactonToday at Hacton, on the 11th day, of the 11th month at the 11th hour, we joined with people around the world to stand in silent contemplation. We stopped. We thought. We remembered.
Children gathered around our poppy memoria… Read More
Open Days for Prospective Reception Parents If your child is due to start Reception in September 2020 and you wish to visit our school, we would like to welcome you to one of our open days.We will be holding open mornings/ afternoons for prospective Reception parents.… Read More
Lockdown sunflowers shooting upAs a memory of lockdown, each child in a Nursery bubble planted a sunflower seed which - following a warm and wet summer - are now growing rather tall as if to welcome our Early Years children back next week. Keep an eye out … Read More
Reception: Room on the Broom WalkReception children put on their wellies and raincoats and set off for a windy walk through the school field. They discovered some of the characters and props from Room on the Broom by Julia Donaldson. Children searched … Read More
WOW! Winners
We're introducing a new way to celebrate achievements in Reception classes. At the end of every week, Reception teachers will choose a pupil from each class to receive a special WOW! certificate for outstanding achievement.… Read More
