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Reception

In Reception, we cultivate a love of learning for life. Our curriculum is planned to provide balanced and relevant experiences for each individual child. We are passionate about outdoor learning and problem solving. It is important that our children feel safe to be risk takers as they approach their learning during the day.

Our teachers encourage us to challenge ourselves once we have built confidence in newly taught skills. We are then encouraged to use these skills in our free play to extend and consolidate our learning.

Each week we have new 'Rainbow Challenges,' with activities we need to complete independently. They support our physical development, phonics, writing and mathematical development. Our progress and work is recorded in a number of ways such as in our writing books, ‘Our Learning Journey’ scrap book and ‘Seesaw’.

Early Years is extremely busy and fantastic fun. Keep up to date with us by following our blog.

The Reception team is

  • R Hepworth – Mrs Wise, Mrs Summers and Miss Love
  • R Van Gogh – Miss Valentine and Mrs Quinn
  • R Kandinsky – Mrs Coleman, Mrs Spina and Mrs Dempsey

We are lucky to be supported by our HLTA, Miss Gill.

Our P.E day is Friday morning. May we remind you to ensure that all your child’s kit is clearly labelled.

Please make sure that you bring your library book to school each Friday to be changed.

What_to_expect_in_the_Early_Years.pdf

Physical Development Stay, Play and Learn

A huge thank you to all of the families that joined us for our Physical Development Stay, Play and Learn session, we were thrilled that so many of you were able to attend.

The development of the children's fine and gross motor skills is one of the prime areas of learning that is vital to enable the children to write, perform and create. During the morning the children were engaged in a wide range of activities which focused on developing these skills.

In the classrooms there was drawing, pencil hold development, letter formation, threading, tweezer work, writing at tables to develop posture and mark making on the floor to develop core strength.

In our atelier the children developed their fine motor skills working with clay, hole punching, threading and sewing in our haberdashery area, hammering at our wood work station, using pegs, pompoms and cotton buds to print and scooping and pouring in the sand.

Whilst outside there was more development for the children's gross motor skills as they used large scale movements as they danced, drew with chalks on the floor and built with tyres, planks and crates!

Each child had received a handwriting booklet with top tips in and access to some wonderful playdough and cooking recipes on Seesaw! We hope that some of these fun activities have given parents some ideas for how they can continue their children's physical development skills at home.

 

Reception Curriculum

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Recent Comments

What a super experience! I'm sure that there are some budding officers amongst you! Mrs White :-)...
Jasmine enjoyed doing the assembly ☺
Yummy xx looks like they had a great day
A fantastic video! Well done reception for being super sporty stars:-)??
Wow what fantastic creations! Well done everyone

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