by Mr. Hawdon | May 18, 2021 | News, Newsletters
Please click on the document below for a copy of May’s newsletter. May 21 Article 13: You have the right to find out things and share what you think with others, by talking, drawing, writing or in any other way unless it harms or offends other...
by Mr. Hawdon | May 14, 2021 | Beeches, Bees, Bluebells, Butterflies and Caterpillars, Dragonflies, Elms, Health and Well-Being, Ladybirds, News, Nightingales, Oaks, Owls, Robins, Snowdrops, Tulips
14th May 2021 Dear parents and carers, We’d like to start by thanking you for your efforts and the sacrifices you have made to help combat COVID-19. The relaxation of certain restrictions from May 17th, when new guidance will come into effect is welcome. This updated...
by Mr. Hawdon | May 14, 2021 | Beeches, Bees, Bluebells, Dragonflies, Elms, Ladybirds, News, Nightingales, Oaks, Owls, Robins, Snowdrops, Tulips
It’s been another very productive week at Windy Nook. This week the focus has been on a Top Artist with Top Attitude running alongside it! So let’s hear it for all our winners. Top Artist Dragonflies – Scarlett Ladybirds – Savannah Owls – Lainey...
by Mrs Ramanandi | May 14, 2021 | Dragonflies, Health and Well-Being, News, Science
The children have continued their learning through the Vivian French book, Oliver’s Milkshake. The children had lots of knowledge about milk, and they were keen to share this with their friends. The children watched a documentary which showed the children all...
by Mrs Ramanandi | May 14, 2021 | Beeches, Bees, Bluebells, Elms, News, Nightingales, Oaks, Owls, Robins, Snowdrops, Tulips
This week children in KS1 and KS2 have participated in the Royal Mail’s stamp competition. The children were tasked with creating a new stamp design which highlighted the heroes of the pandemic. The children created some fantastic designs including images of...
by Amanda Clough | May 14, 2021 | Butterflies and Caterpillars, English, Health and Well-Being, Maths, News, Outdoor Learning, Science
This week we have been learning how animals carry their young. We were fascinated by the wolf spider who transport their hundreds of babies on their back and by alligators who carry their young in their mouths! We did some brilliant outdoor maths, recognising 2D...
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