16 May 2024
ATW Nursery News – Trains, sequences and Forest Learning
We’ve had another busy week in Nursery. We’ve been learning all about The Train Ride and designing our trains using different shapes.
For those parents who will be applying for a reception place for their child for September 2026 we have arranged a series of visits so that they can look around the schools with senior staff.
If you wish to view a school please see here for the available dates. Obviously we have to limit numbers so only parents/carers who have booked will be able to attend.
We’ve had another busy week in Nursery. We’ve been learning all about The Train Ride and designing our trains using different shapes.
This week in Reception, the children have been busy looking at growing.
Last Friday, Year 1 visited the Horniman Museum and we had lots of fun.
What a lovely week Nursery has had doing lots of learning outside while the weather has been nice.
Despite being a shorter week in Reception, everybody has been very busy.
Early Years has been filled with red buses and Little Red Riding Hoods this week, so it’s been a very creative and imaginative place to be.
It has been an exciting week with ducklings and cave men visiting us, children visiting the woods and pupils building the solar system.
This week in Reception, we have been extremely lucky to have five ducklings staying with us.
Welcome back! I hope that you are all feeling rested and refreshed after the Easter break.
Reception came back to a very eventful first week of the summer term.
Nursery has had a lovely first week back. We have been learning all about travel, which has encouraged some great conversations about what sort of transport we’ve been on and where we have gone.
As the term draws to a close, I would like to wish you all a restful break.
There has been a lot of Easter fun going on in the Early Years at Atwood.
Year 1 have used their scientific knowledge of materials to design a boat in their DT lessons.
This half-term in Year 4,the children have begun to learn about Anglo-Saxons and have looked at the beautiful illuminated manuscripts from that time in history.