The children in Crew Frost worked lovely together this afternoon in choosing time building their own tunnel.









The children in Crew Frost worked lovely together this afternoon in choosing time building their own tunnel.
Crew Frost really enjoyed their bit of time in the forest exploring the new fire pit circle , climbing the trees and looking what else they could find.
The children have loved dressing up in their favourite characters for world day and we have been super impressed with the paper plates designs. Crew F2 have also enjoyed spending time with the older children reading to them. They were really impressed and can not wait to be able to read as well as them!
We’ve had some AMAZING costumes for World Book Day today in Crew Hamill.
Crew Hamill have also brought in some BRILLIANT plates inspired by their favourite characters. Well done to Jake and Kira for their winning plates!
We’ve had SO much fun going in to read to the smaller children in EYFS today too. Thank you Crew Frost and Crew McGlone for letting us join your lovely crews!
The children have been working super hard on their writing skills. Now in a morning they write their names, numbers to 10, and now affirmation sentences. They have been amazing at recalling the properties of a sentence such as adding a full stop at the end. Well done crew F2.
Crew Frost really enjoyed making their own Hedgehog Fans and Lollipop Bee’s. They used a range of different materials.
After reading the anywhere garden story we decided to make our very own, using play dough as a base for our gardens, the children used their fine motor, creative, and friendship skills to create many different versions.
The Children have really enjoyed learning the parts of a flower today in their expedition. Once learning the plant parts song, the children have created independent observational drawings. They have loved smelling and feeling the flowers and couldn’t wait to explore them more!
Crew Frost enjoyed using the straws to create some crazy hair with powder paint.
The children have really enjoyed learning about the life cycles of a butterfly. They have been using their fine motor skills to create their own butterfly life cycle. The children can now recite the stages using actions.