03 July 2026
ATW Reception news – Superworm, butterflies and froglets
This week, the children have been enjoying the wonderful story Superworm by Julia Donaldson.
This week, the children have been enjoying the wonderful story Superworm by Julia Donaldson.
Our recent trip to Crystal Palace Park was a brilliant day out for everyone.
This week in Reception, the children continued exploring our exciting topic, ‘Beastly Beasties’, with a focus on the wonderful story Aghhh, Spider!
The children in Yellow Class had the most exciting morning on their first-ever school trip to the library!
This week, Reception have continued their exciting Beastly Beasties topic by exploring the wonderful world of minibeasts and life cycles.
Our reception children had an absolutely unforgettable time when ZooLab came to visit with a whole host of incredible minibeasts!
As part of our new topic, Beastly Beasties, Reception enjoyed an exciting trip to Godstone Farm this week.
This week in Reception, the children have been continuing their learning around our ‘Once Upon a Time’ topic.
Yellow Class have had such a fun, hands-on week working as real scientists for Science Week!
Wow, what a completely amazing Science Week we have had! Every single classroom turned into a busy little laboratory, and our wonderful children had the best time being real scientists.
What a spectacular start to Science Week 2026 at Beulah Infant and Nursery School!
In literacy these last two week we used Jack and the Beanstalk as part of our learning.
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.
This week Reception are immersing themselves in the traditional tale of “Jack and the Beanstalk,” so we have also been planting runner bean seeds as well as sunflowers, cress and sweet peas.
On Tuesday, an incubator containing five eggs arrived in Reception. The children learned about what sort of animals laid eggs then made predictions about what might be growing inside our ones.