Published 22/07/18, by Louise Swift
July 2018
Our Summer Holidays message to you
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We are starting to grow potatoes!
Each class has some seed potatoes on a sunny window sill to begin to grow.
Read MorePublished 11/07/17, by Louise Swift
Potato Update
See how much our potatoes have grown! It will soon be time to find out if we have any potatoes hiding under the soil.
Read MorePublished 11/07/17, by Louise Swift
Beautiful Buddleia
Our Buddleia bushes are in full flower at the moment. Today we had a sniff.
"Wow! It smells just like honey! That's beautiful!"
Read MorePublished 11/07/17, by Louise Swift
Great weather for ducks!
We love it when it rains! Well wrapped up in our wellies and waterproofs, one of the joys of life is having a huge jump about in the puddles!
How wet can we get?
Read MorePublished 02/05/17, by Louise Swift
Farm Visits 2017
Our School Trips are looming! Any remaining packed lunch orders need to be with us by no later than Monday 8th May please.
Read on for the dates and further details.
Read MorePublished 02/05/17, by Louise Swift
Tennis coaching
All our Reception children have begun a series of tennis lessons led by a professional tennis coach.
Read MorePublished 02/05/17, by Louise Swift
Stay and Play
Our first group of parents attended our very first 'Stay and Play' session last Thursday. As well as a good old fashioned play, with craft activities linked to our Farm topic, they joined in a Maths lesson, learning about subtraction using a "10 frame" like the one below.
Read MorePublished 28/03/17, by Louise Swift
Potato update!
We planted our last potatoes today.
Read MorePublished 07/03/17, by Louise Swift
Potatoes!
Today we "chitted" our seed potatoes. Read on to find out what this means..
Read MorePublished 23/11/16, by Louise Swift
Dark Day
Please see our photo gallery for lots of pictures from today's Dark Day.
Read MorePublished 15/11/16, by Louise Swift
Remembrance
What a thoughtful day we had on Friday, placing our poppies alongside those of the older children and taking a short time to think about how lucky we are to grow up in a safe and peaceful place.
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