15 June 2023
EPS – Reception go wild with Zoolab
In Reception, we got up close and personal with some very creepy-crawly visitors from Zoolab as part of our ‘Beastly Beasts’ topic.
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In Reception, we got up close and personal with some very creepy-crawly visitors from Zoolab as part of our ‘Beastly Beasts’ topic.
Today we relaunched our ’Share a Book’ session where we encourage our parents to come into nursery and share a book with the children.
Thank you to everyone who attended the virtual meeting this evening!
Atwood continues to raise funds for diabetes research This weekend saw Atwood pupils past, present and future come together with their families in aid of JDRF.
All of the children in our nursery and reception classes had wonderful sports days.
In reception this week, we had a very exciting visit from some interesting minibeasts.
What a fantastic start to our very last term! This week, we have been looking after our garden.
Mr Veale’s welcome Welcome Back to the final half term of the academic year.
Down on the Farm We have been learning all about farms this week in Little Cypress.
Welcome back! There are so many exciting events, trips, performances and celebrations happening this half term.
This week in Reception we were fortunate enough to have a very exciting visit from ‘Zoo Lab’!
As a result of our collaboration with the P.I.G. charity and their allotment project, some of our Year 6 pupils were lucky enough to go and visit Mrs Burney’s Bees in Frylands Wood this week.
All of the children in year one and year two had great fun on their individual sports days, even though the sun failed to arrive!
On Monday five eggs arrived at Atwood’s Reception classes. The children were not told about what was in the egg, but after researching animals that do lay eggs, the children made their prediction of what they thought would hatch out.
The sun came out for our walk, ride or scoot to school week.