It's Christmas (nearly!!)

Wow! We became amazing actors and actresses and put on our incredible show called 'It's a Party' for everyone to enjoy. 

'The best classroom is roofed only by the sky'

This afternoon was beautiful in the wildlife area - after the rain, everything was so fresh and green.  We discovered our shelter had survived and some of us began creating other dens to play in.  A few of us discovered some slimy slugs hiding under a log and some of us enjoyed the pleasure of our very own mud slide!  I am looking at getting some lightweight, waterproof jackets to go over the children's coats to protect them from what seems to be a popular activity!  As you can see, our trousers need a bit of a wash (including Miss Wones'!!)

 

Read more about Forest Schools here:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/education/primaryeducation/12038625/Reading-writing-and-mud-the-growth-of-Forest-Schools.html

Stacking cups

Today Mr Upton brought in the speed stacking cups.
Emily

Today we used the stacking cups to make towers. 
Lachey

We stacked the cups up and we had a timer.
Declan

We had a timer because Mr Upton wanted to see how much we had improved.
Olivia

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Advent

On Monday we had our special Advent assembly with Rev. McPhee followed by making Advent crowns with our families.