This week, EYFS performed their much anticipated nativity play, bringing festive cheer to everyone who was involved. The children have been eagerly practising for weeks, rehearsing their lines and songs! The children brought the classic nativity story to life, capturing the spirit of Christmas!
This week, EYFS performed their much anticipated nativity play, bringing festive cheer to everyone who was involved. The children have been eagerly practising for weeks, rehearsing their lines and songs! The children brought the classic nativity story to life, capturing the spirit of Christmas!
EYFS have been embracing the changes in weather. They have had fun exploring ice writing and observing how their breath changes in the cold.
Join us this Friday for our Children's Mental Health Coffee Morning. We will be discussing ways to nurture your child's mental health and well being. Do not miss it!
Click here to view our special lunch menu that will be served on Thursday 16th January for the Chinese New Year 2025.
Get expert advice, strategies and support for emerging or identified additional needs. Parents and practitioners are welcome to attend. Join every last Monday of the month, 9:30 – 11:00am, at…
Our Christmas Holiday Activity Coffee Morning last Friday was buzzing with creativity! Adults and pupils enjoyed crafting festive creations and gathering ideas for more holiday fun at home.
Join us tomorrow for our Christmas Activities Coffee Morning! Let's explore fun holiday ideas and local places to visit. See you at 9:15am with Ms. Stacey Collington.
A huge thank you to our amazing Friends of Southwold representatives, dedicated staff, and the incredible support from families and our community! Together, we raised an astounding £1600. Fun was…
EYFS had a fun seasonal walk to Millfields Park! With checklists in hand, they spotted colourful leaves, nests, cobwebs and berries. Back in class, they started using the leaves to…
EYFS had fun with their parents and carers to create igloos for DT Day. They explored different building techniques and decorated their igloos with cotton wool for snow.
