House colours shirt

Dear Parents

After our successful House colours day we have explained to the children that they may wear their house colours shirts every Friday to school. This is to help foster strong morale for each house across the Primary school.

We would also like to thank all parents for their generosity and support for House colours day.

Many thanks

The KS1 team 

Teddy Bear's picnic!

Last week we took our cuddly teddy bears on a picnic at Ascot! We shared delicious food with our teddy's and we taught them how to have good manners during our picnic. Next we took our bears for a play in our playground. We had lots of fun! 

Our Five Fantastic Senses

In Science Y1H have been learning about our bodies and the five special senses that we have, which are: Sight, Sound, Taste, Smell and Touch. 

Take a look at us using our senses 'Sight' and 'Touch' when we searched for rough and smooth objects around our school. This week we had lots of fun during our 'guess the smell' game! 

Sun Hat reminder

Dear Parents,

Please do not forget to provide your child with a sun hat to bring to school. The teachers have been gently reminding the children and explaining the benefits of sun protection. As the weather can get very hot and sunny we wish to ensure that the children are not affected by prolonged exposure to the sun.

So from now, we will enact a strict 'no hat, no play' policy.

Many thanks to all parents for your support with this important issue,

The KS1 team

Number bonds to 10

In Year One we have been practicing how to make 10 by combining two lots of numbers. First we practiced counting and adding in class and then we went outside to find natural objects to make number bonds to 10.

Friendship

We have been discussing friendship in class and why it is important to be kind to friends. Y1H have been busy creating portraits of their friends by using colourful chalks. We also made lovely friendship bands for our friends too!

Sun hats

8th September

Dear Parents,

Please can all parents ensure that each child has a  sun hat at school. It should be clearly marked with a name and can be purchased from the school uniform shop. If the uniform shop have run out of stock, then a suitable hat from home can be used until a school sun hat can be purchased.

We have been stressing the importance of wearing a sun hat and avoiding skin damage from the sun to the children. Any child without a hat will have to play in the shaded area which is not nearly as fun as running around the whole of the playground!

Many thanks for for support in this matter.

The KS1 team