What’s happening in Nursery – Week 4
This week in Nursery, we looked at a British artist 'Gary Hume' and created a self portrait using mirrors to identify our facial features. [gallery ids="10072,10073,10074"]...
This week in Nursery, we looked at a British artist 'Gary Hume' and created a self portrait using mirrors to identify our facial features. [gallery ids="10072,10073,10074"]...
This week in Reception we have focused on settling in and mastering routines and behaviour expectations. One of the most fun ways we've done this is learning about our class pets of snails and fish. We've learnt about what they need to grow and thrive....
This week in nursery we welcomed new children into our environment. We had so much fun playing together and getting to know each other! [gallery ids="9952,9953"]...
In Reception this week we have been talking about growing and changes. We remembered what we were like as a baby and compared it to how we are now. As we prepare for moving to Y1 we spent lots of time processing our feelings about...
In Nursery this week we harvested our Radishes! We have been growing vegetables and today we pulled up our radishes. We sat down together and shared our bounty. We ate a piece of radish as well as the leafy greens which are also edible! They...
In Reception this week we have been singing nonstop! We joined with other Reception classes from the borough on Friday to perform at the Hackney Schools Singing Festival. We danced and sang and ended the morning with a picnic snack at the walled garden. Make sure...
What can I see in my bucket? I can see… We used our knowledge of mark-making and our imagination to create our own bucket...
We have been learning about Africa and the different countries which make up the continent. We have designed and made some traditional neckpieces inspired by Ghana, using the 'Collage' technique. After exploring shapes, patterns and colours we decorated a paper plate using oil pastel for...
In Reception this week we have been amazed by the changes that our caterpillars have undergone. In just 8 days they went from being only 1 cm long to almost 5 cm and on Monday they transformed again into their chrysalides. We can't wait to...