We had lots of fun making natural playdoh at forest school today. We foraged for blackberries to mix into our doh then explored the textures.

This week we have been rolling tyres to increase our shoulder stability, observing how the water changes the colour of the bark on the trees and fining out which group of objects have fewer or more.

In our literacy we have been drawing our bodies and our families so we decided to make them using natural objects at forest school.

Thank you to the year 5 and 6’s for coming down and reading to us. The children loved it.

We have been trying our juicy apples, counting natural objects and working on our gross motor skills today.

We have had an amazing 1st day back at school today. Look at all the amazing things we have been doing.

We have had an amazing first day back and have explored so many new things in our new environment! Big well done and even bigger welcome! 📚🚌

We all enjoyed an ice lolly together in this hot weather. Thank you Mrs Logan for the lovely treat.

We have been using the traditional Japanese technique to transfer natural objects on to paper using a hammer.

We have been practicing our skill of pushing and gliding on the bikes. We are getting good at balancing on our bikes.

The EYFS children have been learning all about water safety this afternoon. We know we need to hold hand and take 2 steps back.

It was a very hot day today. Children made sure they stayed safe by wearing hats and exploring in the shaded areas.

We put up a hammock today and had a lovely time relaxing in the shade.

The children showed resilience in keeping their tent pegs in the ground today. Substituting pots and pans for hammers to secure them into the ground. We also found a snail and made him a nice home.

We made our own bread and enjoyed it with garlic butter or butter and jam.

The children had an amazing day looking at all the animals at the farm.

Today, we experimented with how different objects behave in water. We discussed which objects sink, which ones float and why!

In EYFS, we have been learning about Little Red Riding Hood. Today we had a try at building Little Red Riding Hood a new cottage in our outdoor area!

Our lovely trip to Wigfield Farm! At the farm, we got to explore different animals that live there and all the different ways that farms help us live! We even got to stroke and feed some of the animals after we potted our sunflowers.