Reception have had a wonderful week getting ready to celebrate the Mid-Autumn festival.
They have joined in with a huge variety of activities from card and lantern making to even having a go at becoming a mini chef and creating their own mooncakes. While participating in these activities the children were developing their fine motor skills.
Fine motor activities involve small muscles working with the brain and nervous system to control movements in areas such as the hands and fingers. Developing fine motor skills helps children do things like eating, writing, manipulating objects and getting dressed independently.
Well done Reception! We hope you all have an amazing holiday!
By Karen Macaulay
Reception Sealions Class Teacher
Our Year 1 and 2 students shone bright at this year’s KS1 Sports Day, showing off their team spirit, determination, and impressive sporting skills! From running and jumping to throwing and space hopping – they did it all with enthusiasm and heart.
Our young adventurers in Year 3 took on two days full of fun, laughter, learning, and a touch of bravery on their Residential Trip this week. They returned with stories, smiles, and some seriously impressive new skills.
