This week children in Nursery had a gardening session with Fran. They went on a hunt for snails, trying to find the snails’ trails. The children learnt that snail trail slime contains 97% water, that means that it is almost entirely H20. The children had a tricky job because the snails were busy hiding from the cold!
This week children in Nursery had a gardening session with Fran. They went on a hunt for snails, trying to find the snails’ trails. The children learnt that snail trail slime contains 97% water, that means that it is almost entirely H20. The children had a tricky job because the snails were busy hiding from the cold!
Year 3 took part in an exciting gardening workshop where they learned all about invertebrates that live in natural habitats, including worms, snails, and woodlice. The children then explored the…
EYFS recently cared for chicks in the classroom. They were fascinated as they watched them hatch from eggs and grow into fluffy chicks. They especially enjoyed observing them and gently…
Last week, EYFS enjoyed learning about healthcare jobs during Work Week. They particularly enjoyed listening to the school nurse talk about her job and then role-playing being nurses themselves.
Our Head Gardeners got together to create seed packets for wildflowers, to sell at the Work and Enterprise Fayre. They created a range of vibrant, eye-catching packs and also wrote…
EYFS families enjoyed a hands-on, Fine Motor Skills Coffee Morning, exploring how developing fine motor skills supports early handwriting. Parents picked up practical tips and then put them into action…
Our Head Gardeners have been hard at work, choosing the perfect sunny, tucked-away spot for a new bird house and planning areas to grow blackberries and strawberries this summer. They…
This week, Southwold celebrated Bring a Significant Male to School Day! Year 6 cracked Enigma codes, Year 5 played Mathopoly, and EYFS explored birthdays with cakes, cards and parties. Other…
Our Year 1 to 6 pupils explored Pupil Voice stalls to learn about roles such as Junior Road Safety Officers, Timetable Ambassadors and Librarians. They then applied, sharing their skills,…
A huge well done to EYFS for settling in so well! They made new friends, explored their classroom, and enjoyed learning and playing together.
