3T – you’re off to Ide’s Barn farm on Friday.
You will be learning in an outdoor muddy environment with the possibility of animal poo too! You absolutely need wellies or a firm boot for this visit! Several of the Northend shops sell wellies for about £4 if you do not have a pair. Alternatively, talk to Mr Thomas to see if you can borrow a school pair. Enjoy your visit.
Welcome back after the Bank Holiday weekend.
Nursery had a super morning with Liz Scott-Hall, an Early Years music specialist who met with all our morning Nursery children today. Thank you to Liz for giving her time. The children participated in a range of music activities which were fun, engaging and lively.
School will close at the end of the day for a very timely Bank Holiday weekend. We do hope you are able to make use of the super weather. Stay safe and enjoy the outside. The staff will look forward to seeing the children on TUESDAY 7th May because school will be CLOSED on MONDAY 6th May.
Mrs Mulhall enjoyed looking at the very creative Y3 Learning Logs this week. She enjoyed playing a variety of Egyptian themed games.
Well done children and thank you to all parents / carers who supported their child with this super learning.
YR brought their Learning Logs back into school this week for the first time. Mrs Mulhall was very impressed with how enthusiastic the children were with talking about their learning and the way in which learning was presented.
Thank you to YR parents / carers for giving the children such a positive start to our Learning Logs.
Here you can see the new folding doors being fitted in the hall.
A Scientist named Ian Dunne worked in our school today running a series of science assemblies and class based sessions. Ian inspired our children and highlighted the WOW factor in science learning. The teachers enjoyed their staff meeting with him too. Do ask you child what they learnt and enjoyed today.
Following the Easter break, ERIC is feeling very refreshed and looking forward to seeing lots of you in class today to help support our children with their reading.
Written by G Mulhall
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