Thank you to evryone for coming to our first playgroup today. We had so much fun and it was lovely to meet you all. We look forward to seeing you all again next week. Any feedback/reviews from today would be welcomed. Thank you
Welcome to our new Playgroup at Hedworthfield
To register your place please contact the school office 0191 5373373.
Stay and Play has been SPOOKTACULAR!We had a fantastic time making bubbling potions, smashing jellied brains, bowling ghost skittles and exploring out outdoor area.
Then inside we decorated biscuits (which we had baked!), painting, decorating and glitzing up pumpkins! Again the children could show their grown ups different areas of our Nursery. We had so much fun!
A huge thank you to all of our families for coming and joining in the fun!
Our first visit to Forest School!
Mrs Gibson and Mrs Charlton challenged us to put our own suits and boots on. We tried so hard and even helped each other. We were so excited whilst we waited at the gates. We sensibly followed the instructions to climb the stile into our wilderness! We explored the areas, running, climbing and jumping. Some of the children discovered minibeasts. The children then began to roll logs to discover more! We identified; worms, slugs, beetles, ants, woodlice, earwigs, spiders and centipedes! We then learnt how to use magnifying glasses correctly to observe them. When we had finished we rolled the logs back to keep our bug friends safe. We also shared milk and snack at our base camp. What a fantastic way to end our week!
We had a wonderful time sharing ‘We’re going on a bear hunt’. We worked as a team to make a GIANT bear. We also drew and painted pictures of the bear!
Our Community Officer PC Talbot, and Police Community Support Officer Caroline, came to visit Early Years today! They talked about lots of different ways that the police help us. We got to look at their police car, speak on the police radio and some of us even wanted to try on the police uniform!
Reception and Nursery were visited this morning by Margret and Quella. Quella is from the Guide Dog Association. We found out so much about the important job Quella does to make sure that Margret is independent. We even got to stroke Quella and say hello – we loved it!
Wow! Early years blew everyone away with their magnificent performance of Whoops a Daisy Angel. It was hard to believe that the children were only age 3 -5 years old. the show stole the audience hearts!
Early years welcomed their grown ups into school this week to play!
We had a visit from the Dog Trust today, The children learned about how dogs have feelings and how we would approach a dog to keep us safe and not to distress the dog.
