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WELCOME TO OUR NEW TERM ROBINS!
We are really looking forward to getting to know our new Robins this term and playing and learning together. Here are some photos of our first few days together...
Welcome to Foundation Stage!
Our wonderful Beach Party - a huge thank you to everyone who helped us.
Here comes our favourite....Term 6!
We've been very busy this week, shadow drawing, painting on different textures, retelling our story 'Commotion in the Ocean' by using sea creatures and finally...the water wall has been out - hooray!
We've travelled under the sea...
In Forest School we used natural materials to make 'Under the Sea' pictures.
In Jigsaw we have been naming our body parts and thinking about what jobs they do for us.
Happy Royal Jubilee - some of our knights singing and mark making together!
Here comes Term 5!
Well done everyone in Early Years for achieving a Healthy Smiles accreditation! We're all smiling now!
The Royal Robins.
New Outdoor Challenge Station.
A huge thank you to Mr and Mrs Priddle for making us a wonderful Outdoor Challenge Station. We love choosing from different challenges to have a go. It is really good fun and we are very lucky!
Cross Country!
The Robins took part in a cross country run and all did extremely well. They also then enjoyed going to watch, and cheer on, the older children's cross country running too! Some of the photos are blurry as we were running SO fast!
Relaxing Robins.
Robins - Term 4
Arts Week!
We have created the lion from our story 'Going on a Lion Hunt' - we hope you love him as much as we do! We feel very proud of ourselves!
Djembe drumming with students from Icknield Community College
We have also enjoyed using our recycling to make our own junk models! Can you guess what they are?
We love the way Jackson Pollock paints! It is great fun...have a go at home...!
23.3.22 Please note...
A major pharmacy-led health and beauty retailer are handing out free oral hygiene products to those in need.
‘Ask for Jesse’ is a new campaign fronted by Boots, aimed at helping to close the poverty gap by assisting vulnerable families.
Working in collaboration with The Hygiene Bank, customers can simply ‘ask for Jesse’ when in store. A member of the Boots team will discreetly provide oral hygiene products to customers with children aged three to five years old.
The Hygiene Bank is a grass roots, community initiative aimed at giving hygiene, personal care and household cleaning products to those in need across the UK.
Last week we enjoyed going up to the big field. We played What's the time Mr Wolf?, Follow my leader and different games using the parachute. We had to be really good at listening and following instructions. We had lots of fun.
Spring has sprung!
Dreams and Goals - Jigsaw
Triceratops has been out and about spotting those of us who are trying to do things really well! Some of us are trying to put our shoes on, some of us trying to do our zips up and some of us trying new areas in Nursery! We keep hearing cries of "I did it!" Keep them coming Robins!
World Book Day 2022!
Robins - Term 3
Remote learning - for use when isolating
Kung Hei Fat Choi!
Listening to Chinese music
Dear Parents,
Thanks you so much to everyone who has responded to our email about a possible trip later this year, it is really helpful to have your views!
From the Robins and Hedgehogs Staff Team.
The Big Garden Birdwatch 2022!
Exploring the musical instruments and playing in a range of ways:- loudly, quietly, slowly and quickly
Kitchen Disco and vegetable conga!
Thank you Robins for making new playdough for our Dough Disco
Freezing fun!
Happy New Year Robins!
We are looking forward to another exciting term with you! Please find information about what we'll be doing in our topic web and newletter above.
Best wishes
The Robins Team
Robins' and Hedgehogs' Xmas party
Happy Christmas Robins!
"Santa Claus is coming to town!"
Look who Mrs Priddle caught on her secret "reindeer watch" camera!
We could not stop watching the reindeers and laughing at them!
Once Father Christmas had flown past we wondered if his sleigh had broken down so decided we'd make a fantastic new sleigh out of our loose parts!
We also left some food out for any hungry reindeers and Mrs Priddle hid her camera - JUST IN CASE....
Father Christmas' fly past!!
We loved our walk to St Leonards Church to visit the Christmas Tree Festival
Robins information - Autumn Term 2
Robins and Hedgehogs enjoy Stick Man adventures in Forest School
Making Autumn Vegetable Soup together.
Touching and talking about our Autumn Jelly - thank you Mrs Shaw!
Reading Robins!
Bookstart guide to reading
We are very proud of our Remembrance Day poppies.
Can you make fantastic patterns like we can?
Watch out Mrs Priddle!
We enjoyed our visit to the allotment.
Anyone for a potion?
Healthy Teeth!
It was great to meet the dentist today via Zoom. The Robins and Hedgehogs classes joined together; listened beautifully and asked some excellent questions.
We hope you found the free toothpaste useful. If your child needs a little help to brush for two minutes twice a day you could try sharing the song below. Have fun!
Helping each other to plan and build houses out of bricks and sticks...
Making leaves for our Autumn tree
Mark making mania!
Thank you to all the parents who supported us at our Early Years curriculum event on Tuesday. We hope this gave you an insight into your child's time in nursery and our playful approach to learning! For those who couldn't make it, please find attached the slides. We have added an additional link, below, which you may find useful.
Shelter building and playing Three Little Pigs hide 'n' seek in Forest School
The Robins' adventures so far...
Our families and our homes.
Forest School fun!
Dear Robins
Welcome to a new year in the Robins Nursery.
We are really excited about getting to know you, playing together and learning lots!
Please keep checking the Robin's webpage as we will share useful documents and news about what the Robins have been busy with as the term goes on.
Best wishes
Mrs Hanger, Mrs Priddle, Mrs Shaw and Mrs Clutterbuck