Year Groups: Reception
Medium Term Plan Autumn Term 1 | SEND | Thrive
A very warm welcome to Reception
Our Class Christian Values are: Service (0BM), Thankfulness (0D) and Compassion (0SM)
INFORMATION ABOUT NEW STARTERS – CLICK HERE
Home learning previous phonics lessons and sound charts.
Reception teachers 2021/22
0D – Mr Dismore
0SM – Mrs Schwartz & Mrs Markall
0BM – Mrs Bevan & Mrs Markall
Other Key Adults in Reception
Mrs Jones
Miss Pease
Miss Payne
Miss Ward
P.E Days.
All children will be doing P.E on a Monday and Wednesday so please can they come into school in P.E kit on these days. Thank you.
Additional Information
The P.E bags, book bags and pencil grips are now on sale through Parent Pay. Once purchased, the school office will let the teacher know who has bought what and they will give to your child at home time.
Book Bags – £4.90
P.E Bags – £3.50
Pencil Grips – £2.00
SHARING YOUR CHILD’S ACHIEVEMENTS FROM HOME
STAR MOMENT
We are launching our Star Moment initiative. Please read the attached letter for further information. Thank you for sending your Star Moment sheets in.
Star moment letter
Thank you
The Reception Team
ARCHIVED MATERIAL 2020/2021
Week commencing 5th July.
What a great week back Reception have had! We have thoroughly enjoyed our new outside learning area, doing lots of outdoor Maths which has been great. Here are a few pictures.
Week commencing 28th June and Shunt Day
Reception had a great morning in Year 1 on Thursday making, ‘Forky’ and drawing some self portraits. We have been exploring our new play areas, creating natural pieces of art and Rockets!
Sports Day
Reception enjoyed a fantastic sports day in the sunshine, it was lovely to see all the children trying their best and thoroughly enjoying taking part. All the staff were really impressed how well the children participated. A huge congratulations to all the children. Here are a few pictures of the morning.
Weekly Update w/e 11th June
It was fabulous to welcome the children back to Summer Term 2. The weather has been kind to us this week. We enjoyed learning about our new topic of Traditional Tales and listening to and talking about the story of Little Red Riding Hood. She even came to visit! This week the children have made a wolf using split pins, created a forest scene using string and printing, are learning about odd and even numbers, doubling, sharing and patterns, and are creating maps and providing instructions based on these maps. We have also tasted some lettuce grown in school and planted some more lettuce seeds.
Weekly Update w/e 21st May
We have had another fantastic week learning all about Africa, focusing on the book Handa’s Surprise by Eileen Browne. The children enjoyed fact writing and learning about life in African countries.
In DT the children were excited to make their own delicious fruit skewers. We had also discussed that coca beans are grown in Africa, so it only seemed right to top our fruit kebabs with a drizzle of chocolate!
Weekly Update w/e 14th May
Reception had another lovely week starting off with the class pictures. Amongst other things, we continued with our book, ”The Leopard’s Drum’ and we embarked on writing our own African story and produced some beautiful stories. Well done to all the children!
We explored the creation of maths stories, the Aqiqa celebration, made some shadow puppets and we finished with some fantastic science all about forces and how things moved. We even had a surprise visit from Professor Plum! See if you can spot her.
Weekly Update w/e 7th May
The children have really enjoyed listening to The Leopard’s Drum and have made masks, acted out different scenes and written about the story. We have also enjoyed taking our learning outside.
It has been a great second week back with the children getting back into the routine within school. We finished the week with ‘England does the daily run’ and here are a few pictures.
Welcome Back to Summer Term 5
It has been wonderful to welcome the children back with the added benefit of beautiful weather.
It’s been a busy week and we have found out about our new topic – animals, written about our Easter news, thought about how we make numbers above 10, including recognising number patterns, made pictures using tangrams and created some amazing hot and cold collage pictures. Phew!
The children have also enjoyed exploring a range of new resources for indoor and outdoor learning. The empty boxes were a real favourite!
Literature Week – Day Four
The children had fun re-telling the story of Rosie’s Walk using different settings and characters. Perhaps you can practise your story telling at home too?
Here are some pictures of the brilliant Rosie’s Walk classroom displays.
Literature Week – Day Three
The children did some fantastic work today completing a book review of ‘Rosie’s Walk’. Maybe they can tell you about their favourite part of the story.
Here are some more pictures of the children doing the treasure hunt.
Literature Week – Day Two
The children were delighted to go on a treasure hunt around the school today. They solved clues which led to a treasure box filled with new books and chocolate eggs.
We also discussed the story of ‘Rosie’s Walk’ and painted pictures using a similar colour palette to that of the book.
We acted out the story by making masks and found lots of ways to retell the story.
Literature Week – Day One
The children love the book Rosie’s Walk. We shared the story and talked about the order of events. The children are using their imaginations to make Rosie’s Walk 3D scene pictures. More creative activities are planned for the remainder of the week.
Red Nose Day
The children thoroughly enjoyed Red Nose Day. They all looked fantastic in their costumes. Here are a few pictures.
Census Minibeast Count.
Reception had a fantastic time on Monday counting all the minibeasts they could find around the wild area and Little Wasps. Here are a few pictures.
World Book Day
We had a lovely day on World Book Day and thank you to all those that dressed up at home.
Home Learning – archived – phonic clips
Some useful information about our learning (click on the links below):
Number Bonds | Number Formation
Letter Formation
Correct Pencil Grip – Right Hand