01 March 2024
ATW EYFS news – Bees, Supertato and 5 A Day
This week, in nursery we have continued to read “Willbee the Bumblebee” and have made lots of bumblebees with different media.
We are looking to appoint newly qualified and experienced teachers across The Pegasus Academy Trust.
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This week, in nursery we have continued to read “Willbee the Bumblebee” and have made lots of bumblebees with different media.
Wellbeing Ambassadors are back in Atwood after the break of not having ambassadors for the previous year.
In Reception this week, we have started our new topic “To the rescue!”
This week in the early years we have been learning all about the celebration of the Lunar New Year.
Tuesday 6th February was Safer Internet Day, which is a globally celebrated event to raise awareness of a better and safer internet for all,.
The children in the early years are well and truly settled and the progress they are making is a joy to see.
There has been a lot of creative and physical development occurring in the early years this week.
A return to the frosty weather has meant more ice exploration in the Early Years, and lots of moving around to keep warm whilst outside!
Happy New Year to all of our children and families as we come back to a frosty start.
Singing could be heard all over the early years during the last few weeks as everyone prepared for this weeks performances.
To start this week’s learning about the Nativity, the Reception children went on their first trip out and visited Sanderstead Methodist Church.
It is starting to look a lot like Christmas in the Early Years, especially as a lot of the crafts made at Christmas Making day are hanging up in all of the classrooms.
December is here, and Christmas Making Day is a fantastic way to kick off the festive month!
What an amazing world we live in. The children in Early Years have been outside enjoying the changing weather, and appreciating the last bit of sun for the year.
What a busy couple of weeks it has been for the youngest members of the school since coming back after half term.