Week Beginning 25th March

 Week beginning 25th March

And just like that we are 2/3 through the year! What a busy term we have had, it seems to have gone by very quickly. I heard that the children had a lovely time with Mrs Neal, Mrs Simpson and Mrs Barnes and I received lots of lovely comments about their behaviour and learning which was lovely!

I have not given out any reading books or badger books, this will start again after the holidays. 

I hope you all have a lovely half term and I will look forward to hearing all about it from the children when we come back. 

Reception: how you can help at home: 

  • allowing children to get themselves dress - e.g. buttons and zips. 
  • writing numbers up to 20
  • writing sentences, including capital letters, finger spaces and full stops


Nursery: how you can help at home: 
  • writing their name, on lines would be great
  • writing numbers 
  • playing games to build concentration 
  • drawing different things - like people, the sun, rainbows etc. 
Reminders:
  • PE kit is needed every Tuesday - this will be the first day back
  • Please try and arrive to school for 8:45 each morning the children are practicing their writing which is really beneficial 
  • water bottles are needed everyday please
Missing books:
  • Lots of Crabs x1
  • A Sick Pet x2
  • The King and His Wish x1
  • Ben Helps x1
  • Slink's Snack x1


Miss Lewis 

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