Reception Class 2024 - 2025
Welcome to Reception!
On this class page you will be able to access information about reception/EYFS and what we will be learning.
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| 'We love exploring the natural world and the seasons.' | 'This leaf is very spiky and icy.' | 'Snow fun!' | 'You never know what we will make next in the mud kitchen.' | 'We learned a lot of new things on our trip to Knowsley Safari Park!' |
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Teaching Organisation
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Mrs King is the class teacher Miss Speed and Miss Thompson are the class teaching assistants |
Context for Learning
The children have been showing an interest in their local environment and the plants and animals that live there. Therefore, we will be growing vegetables, plants and having a sunflower competition! We will be going on a mini-beast hunt, making bug hotels and learning about the impact humans have on the environment. We will be learning about contrasting environments when learning about the seaside and how plastics are impacting marine life. We will continue to observe the changes in our seasons and we are looking forward to having our very own beach day! In reception we understand how powerful play is to help us to learn! We follow the children's interests, so you never know what unique interests will help us to learn this term!
Important dates
22nd and 24th April: Parents Evening
22nd April: World Art Day
W/C 6th May: Mental Health Awareness Week
20th May: World Bee Day
W/C 19th May: Health Week
Useful information
During the summer term term we will have PE on a Tuesday and Friday. Outdoor Learning is on a Tuesday morning.
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PE and Outdoor Learning
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PE
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Useful Documents
The documents below will be updated to provide you with current information about the learning taking place in class. There may also be additional resources to support you and your child.
You will also be able to access the Meet the Teacher PowerPoint from September.
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How is phonics taught in school? Click on the link below to find out more!
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It is important that the children pronounce the sounds they are taught in class correctly.
Click on the link below to watch how the sounds should be pronounced.
