EYFS
Welcome to EYFS!
We have two Reception classes - Snowy Owl Class and Tawny Owl Class.
Snowy Owl Class is taught by Mrs Paling (EYFS Phase Leader), and Tawny Owl Class is taught by Miss Edmunds
Please use the links at the bottom of the page for further information...
SCHOOL CLOSURE- ACTIVITIES FOR THE CHILDREN TO COMPLETE AT HOME:
Please note that this activities aren't compulsory. Lots of the activities will be around getting to know the children until they are able to start with us.
ACTIVITIES:
- Can you draw a picture of your family?
- Can you take picture of your favourite toy? (Your grown up could put this on Tapestry as we would love to see)
- Can you complete the 'All about me' sheet. Your grown up could help you do this or you could make a video for Tapestry to show and tell us your favourite things. We would love to see your smiling faces!
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- Have a look at Mrs Paling and Miss Edmund's all about me sheet so you can get to know us.
Autumn 1
This half term our focus area of the curriculum is Understanding the World (Science and Technology)
Our topic is...
Marvellous Me
Throughout this topic, we will be exploring the following themes:
-The parts of the body
-What we are good at
-How to look after ourselves
-Who lives in house
Our Christian value this half term is 'Faithfulness' and our learning is embedded around this theme.
Please remember to check Tapestry regularly for photos, ideas and conversations starters about the children's learning. As always, please feel free to add any relevant learning to their journal - we love to see what they get up tot home!
Jigsaw PSHE
This half term the whole school's jigsaw puzzle piece is 'Being me in my world'. This is a great topic to enable the children to build on their Oracy skills and discuss their ideas with their peers. It will also allow them to get to know each other and make new friends'.
Communication, Literacy and Language
Our key text this half term is...
Super Duper You
Our class read aloud is:
During the first few weeks of school, we will completing our baseline assessments. Once we have completed this, we will be able to starting teaching daily phonics and other writing lessons.
Maths
We use NCTEM Mastering Number & White Rose Maths to support our learning
This half term, we will be:
- Completing our baseline assessment in the first few weeks. Once complete we will:
- Learn to count from 1-5
- Count with 1:1 correspondence
- Join in with counting songs
Below, please find some key information for this half term:
Drop off and pick up times:
Our gate opens at 8.45am for morning drop off, and closes at 8:55am, ready for registration. Children are to come through the gate independently, and place their belongings on the snack trolley and their boxes. Our gate opens for pick up at 3.15pm, where you will be invited into our outside area in small groups and the children will be dismissed accordingly. Please note, if you have older siblings, please drop & pick up the youngest first.
Snack and drink:
Please ensure your child brings a healthy snack to school each day (fruit, vegetables, etc), as well as water in a refillable drinks bottle. (This must be water unless agreed with the class teacher, in line with school policy). A reminder that we are a NUT FREE school.
Bookbags:
Please ensure children are bringing their bookbag into school each day, with their reading books and reading diary inside. No children in Reception or KS1, should be bringing in a rucksack. Please ensure no other items, especially toys, are not being brought into school.
Reading books:
Reading books and reading diaries will be sent home once we have assessed where the children are to ensure they come home with the correct level. Once the children have a book, please ensure it is in their bookbag daily so that we can listen to them read in school. Their books will be changed on a Thursday.
Specialist Provision:
This half term, the children will have PE with Mrs Enright and music with Mrs Heap on a Thursday.
Outdoor Learning:
Please ensure children have an outdoor coat and wellies in school at all times. These can be stored on the welly racks outside the classrooms.
Thank you for your continued support,
Mrs Paling and Miss Edmunds