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Our very own Zara, 3N New Forest, had a bit of a WOW!

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Spring has definitely sprung at WHJUN. In the autumn, hundreds of children took part in our annual bulb planting drive, each planting a daffodil or crocus bulb with their class teacher. 

🫶Today, our school family came together in a spirit of love, care, and solidarity to support our Jamaican friends and families who have been affected by Hurricane Melissa.

What an exciting start to a week we have had in Little Cypress!

Over the last couple of weeks in Year 1, we have been working hard to use fine lines to draw our African animal.

What fun weeks we had so far in Gold class. This term is our “Wheels on the Bus” topic.

Over the past few weeks, our school council have been thinking about ways they can improve lunchtime play. 

What a spectacular start to Science Week 2026 at Beulah Infant and Nursery School!

Superstar Writers! In Little Cypress, and especially in Nursery, we have been noticing that the children have been really interested in writing.

We have been learning all about trains this week. We have read the story “train ride” a book that is all about the view from a train window.

In literacy these last two week we used Jack and the Beanstalk as part of our learning.

Continuing with our transport topic, this week we have been reading the story book ‘The Train Ride’ by June Crebbin.

This week, we are extremely proud of our Year 6 learners who worked so hard in their end of key stage SATs and managed to stay fully focused even during Wednesday’s hail storm.

At the Lower School, we have learnt about different people who help us. 

This week in Reception, the children continued their learning about the duck life cycle, observing how the ducklings have been changing over time and learning how to care for them properly.

Over the last few weeks Year 2 have been learning how to tell the time in maths.

The children in Year 4, 5 & 6 all took part in water safety workshops with the RNLI this week.

On Monday 4th May 2026, it was International Firefighters’ Day. To celebrate this day, Reception were lucky enough to have a workshop with FOBBS (Figures of Black British Society) founder, Kayleigh Oliver.