RECEPTION

Miss R Innes and Mrs. S Brogden

Welcome to the wonderful world of Reception!

Our teachers are Miss Innes and Mrs. Brogden and our Teaching Assistant is Miss Tingle.

 

We aim to inspire, in every child, a love of learning and enable them to achieve their goals, aspirations, and dreams, by encouraging independence, confidence, and creativity.

 

We believe that young children learn and develop best in enabling environments, in which their experiences respond to their individual needs, both in the classroom environment and in the great outdoors.

 

We hope you enjoy looking around our class blog, which is a window into our world and the wonderful things we get up to, please feel free to add any photos or comments you have too!

Our Class Blog

Agree to Disagree?

Agree to Disagree?

In Year 6 during their PSHE lesson this week, the classes were split into groups and given the topic of "Does social media help motivate people to live healthy and safe lifestyles?" This created an interesting debate and the groups then came up with either a 'For' or...

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All Things Bright and Beautiful.

All Things Bright and Beautiful.

During this half term the children have been learning about harvest and how the festival is celebrated within the Christian faith. They started off by making a card for someone that they felt they would like to say thank you to for all of the things that you do to...

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It’s Harvest Time!

It’s Harvest Time!

During this half term the children have been learning about harvest and how the festival is celebrated within the Christian faith. They started off by making a card for someone that they felt they would like to say thank you to for all of the things that you do to...

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What to do in an Emergency

What to do in an Emergency

In PHSE, we have been discussing how we would deal with different types of emergencies. We have been mastering putting our partner into the recovery position and ensuring their airways are open.

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Digital vs Non-Digital

Digital vs Non-Digital

In Art this week, the children learned about perspective and in computing we wanted to compare digital art techniques with non- digital art techniques. We replicated our artwork with using digital programs and a lot less mess.

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