St Adrian's Catholic Primary School
To learn, to love, to live
Teddy bears picnic.
The children had a lovely last day at Nursery, they each received a certificate and a lovely hat:
The children have worked so hard this year and I hope that they enjoyed their year in Nursery.
Have a wonderful summer break.
Miss Taylor
Yesterday for transition morning the Nursery children spent time in reception with their new teacher. They read stories, played games and even made some lovely sparkly crowns.
Nursery have been working really hard on their fine motor skills – in particular pencil control. This week we had a go at drawing on white boards, we had to copy what was happening on the screen step by step. Very tricky! Take a look at how we got on, can you guess what we drew?
Nursery Teddy Bears Picnic will be next Wednesday – 19th July. All children will need to bring in their favourite teddy bear/soft toy. Morning children can bring in a lunch/snack to eat and will be collected from the office at 12pm.
Have a good weekend.
Miss Taylor
This week we have looked at the story ‘The Rainbow Fish’. The story is about the feeling you get when you share something with someone.
Thank you parents for coming to our Sports Day on Tuesday – the rain wasn’t going to put us off. The children did really well and I know they were thrilled to get a medal and have an ice lolly!
On Tuesday, the new deputy head came down to spend some time with the Nursery children and at the end of the day she read us a story.
Photos from this week:
Next Friday will be our last reading morning, it would be lovely for you to join us – 8:45 – 9:00am.
The children visited the library today for the last time this term, the books will be collected back in next Friday and they will start going again in September.
Transition Morning – Thursday 13th July – Nursery children will come into Nursery as usual at 8:45am.
Next Friday is a PTA Non Uniform day – £1 donation.
Summer BBQ – Saturday 15th 12:30 – 3:30pm.
Have a lovely weekend.
Miss Taylor
Our new Topic in RE is ‘Our World’. We talked about who made the world, the things that were made and nursery were very good at remembering what Reception had told us in their class assembly. We watched a video of God making the world:
The children have also been looking at the ‘Our World’ Area in the classroom:
We have now come to the end of looking at Olivers Vegetables and Oliver’s Fruit Salad – the children keep singing the fruit salad song that Mrs Gallaher taught them. The children created some art work – their own plate of food and talked about what they had chosen with a grown up.
This week the children were delighted to see some new toys in the nursery – these new toys were purchased using the money raised from the Cake sale that happened just before half term.
Other photos from this week:
We have been out on the field this week practising for Sports Day. The children will be doing a variety of sports activities and are excited for you to come and watch us in action.
Sports Day is at 10AM on Tuesday 4th July.
Have a lovely weekend.
See you on Monday.
Miss Taylor
This week we enjoyed a Jazz session in the hall with Jonny. We listened and danced to a variety of music and played games.
We spent a lot of time outside this week:
Visit to the library:
Important Dates:
Wednesday 28th June – Open Evening 16:00 – 17:30.
Wednesday 28th June – New Nursery/Reception Parents Evening 18:00 – 19:00.
Tuesday 4th July – EYFS Sports Day 10AM
Friday 7th July – Non Uniform Day – £1 donation
Thursday 13th July – Transition Morning
Have a good weekend.
Miss Taylor
This week we continued to explore the book ‘Oliver’s Vegetables’ We had some real vegetables in class and we have been looking at them as they start to change.
On Thursday afternoon we got creative and made our own vegetable patch….
This week the children worked really hard on designing their Fathers Day Cards and I know they are excited to take them home.
Important Dates:
Reading Morning every Friday 08:45 – 09:00am.
Wednesday 28th June – Open Evening 16:00 – 17:30
Wednesday 28th June – New Nursery/Reception Parents Evening
Tuesday 4th July – EYFS Sports day – AM
Friday 7th July – Non Uniform Day – £1 donation
Thursday 13th July – Transition Morning – Nursery children to spend morning in new classroom
Please remember a named hat every day. Sun cream needs to be applied before school.
Have a lovely Fathers Day
See you next week.
Miss Taylor
Welcome back everyone!
Today we went to the hall to experience something very exciting….we took part in a Drama4All Workshop. Peter Pan came to see us and took us on a very special journey – to get the treasure back from Captain Hook. The children enjoyed joining in with all the movements and actions.
Other photos this week,
Important Dates:
Friday 16th June – Fathers Day Assembly
Reading Morning every Friday 08:45 – 09:00 am.
Wednesday 28th June – Open Evening 16:00-17:30
Tuesday 4th July – EYFS Sports Day – AM
Friday 7th July – Non Uniform Day – £1 donation
Children need to have a named hat in school as the weather gets nicer, we will be spending a lot of time outside. All children need sun cream applied before they come to school. Suncream can come into school but children need to be able to apply it themselves.
Have a lovely weekend
Miss Taylor
We have had such a busy week in Nursery – bouncing on a castle, whizzing down a giant slide, a lovely Pentecost Party and at long last the butterflies came out of their cocoons.
On Tuesday the first two butterflies emerged from their cocoons, the children were so excited and there was a lot of chatter about what had happened and on Wednesday we had two more appear. On Thursday morning we went round to the Prayer Garden to release the four that we had, we said a special prayer to keep them safe and then watched as they came out from the net. We left one cocoon in the net and this morning we came to school to find it had emerged! We went back round to the Prayer Garden to let him out.
Thank you for coming to our Pentecost party on Wednesday afternoon. The children made some jam sandwiches in the morning and in the afternoon we waited for our grown ups to arrive. Thank you again for all the food contributions.
Other photos from this week:
The children have spent a lot of time outside this and will continue to do so after half term. Please make sure they have got sun cream on before they come to school, children also need to have a hat.
Please scroll down for Sponsored Bounce photos.
Have a lovely half term and enjoy the sunshine, see you on Monday 5th June.
Miss Taylor
The Big Bounce! On Tuesday morning the Nursery children enjoyed bouncing on the castle, going through the maze and sliding down the very big slide! Thank you PTA for organising this wonderful event!
This week we have been reading the story ‘Jack and the Beanstalk’. The children have been enjoying playing with the characters and acting out the story in our tuff tray.
Our new role play is now open, we now have a Garden Centre. The children are enjoying using their basket to buy different items, scanning the items on the till and having a cup of tea and a cake in the garden centre cafe.
In PE we are continuing with our movement development unit, this week we played a game called ‘Rob the nest’. The children had to collect the correct colour beanbag from one nest and take it back to their own.
The caterpillars are still in their cocoons and the children are keeping a watchful eye on them.
Other photos this week:
We hope you can join us for our Pentecost party on Wednesday 24th May at 2:15pm, it looks like the weather will be nice. Children can wear red to school that day; red being the liturgical colour of Pentecost.
Friday mornings are reading morning – Please join us from 8:45 – 9:00 to read a story with your child.
Next Friday is Nursery and Reception Cake Sale after school – we would welcome any donations of cakes.
As the weather start to improve children will need sun cream applied before they come to school. Children might like to wear a hat too as we will be spending more time outside during the Summer term.
Have a great weekend and hopefully next week we will have some butterflies.
Miss Taylor