Remembrance Day

The children in Nursery joined the rest of the school in standing silently for Remembrance Day. They came from snack, from the outdoor area and from their play to join together in their silence. As you can see, they all showed themselves to be very grown-up and took the occasion seriously. Well done boys and girls – we are very proud of you.

Family Learning Photos

Eileen, our Family Learning Co-ordinator, has left a message for all those who joined her for the activity last week:

“Thank-you to everyone who came to learn about Lakshmi’s tiny footprints and to decorate their feet. I loved the chocolate sparklers and am glad Callum’s Dad had them on his birthday cake. Photo’s are on the Family Learning notice board. Remember to come and collect your feet from my room – they are all dry now! Next activity will be Christmas. If any of you would like to help me to prepare the crafts for this please let me know.”

We look forward to Eileen’s Christmas crafts and hope that lots of families will be able to join in.

Stickers, Glue and Sparkling Chocolate Fingers

Keira’s Nana and Kacey’s Mum really enjoyed the Family Learning activity last week:

“Keira really enjoys Eileen’s family activities. Last week was good fun and yummy-stickers and glue then sparkling chocolate fingers, thank you.”

“Kacey had a great time decorating her feet for Diwali she used lots of different textures and materials. She asked for some help from mummy to colour her toes in pink , “it’s my favourite colour” she said.”

It certainly looked like good fun and there were some wonderful patterns on the feet.

Hallowe’en Party

Kacey’s Mum left a comment about the Hallowe’en party:

“Kacey had great fun at the party despite the fact that she doesn’t like SCARY masks , it was lovely to see all the childrens different costumes,Kacey informs me there were no scary masks only nice ones!!!”

I’m glad that that Kacey thought all the masks were nice. The costumes were great and it’s lovely to talk to the children about what they’re dressed up as.

Chocolate Sparklers

Callum’s family left us a comment on the recent Family Learning activity:

“Callum and Gran really enjoyed the session. The chocolate sparklers went on daddy’s birthday cake and looked really fab. Thank you Eileen.”

That was lucky for Daddy getting something extra special on his cake. Well done Callum and, of course, Gran.

Design Your Own Feet

As our learning this week and next is focussed around Bonfire Night and Diwali, Eileen, our Family Learning Co-ordinator, organised an activity linked to these celebrations.
As Hindus welcome Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth and prosperity, into their homes at Diwali, her tiny footprints are found around the house to show her arrival. The children drew round their feet and produced some wonderfully creative and individual designs on their drawings to represent Lakshmi.
They also worked with their families to make chocolate sparklers which seemed to go down just as well as the sparklers at a bonfire.
Thank you to Eileen for providing a super activity that lots of families were able to enjoy and thanks also for offering extra time slots for those who were not able to make the arranged days. We are sure that everyone had a great time and we look forward to the next Family Learning activity.

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