Reception
Weekly Update - Friday 21st March 2025
Summary of this week:
The return of the warmth and sunshine has been very welcome this week and our outdoor classroom has been busy with all sorts of learning!
We spent the week leading up to Red Nose Day by thinking about different ways we can show kindness and help one another. The children earned special red nose stickers when they were spotted showing kindness!
In our Jigsaw lesson we thought about why our bodies need sleep and talked about the different things we do to get ourselves ready for bed and sleep.
On Friday we had our exciting trip to Bookham library! The librarians talked to the children about how they could join the library and borrow books and read a story to each class. If your family are not already members of a library, please do consider joining and supporting these important community resources as well as accessing a world of books.
Our learning after half term:
Talk for writing book: The Smartest Giant in Town by Julia Donaldson Makaton signs: library |
Homework:
What kind or helpful thing can you do for someone in your family?
Notices & Reminders:
For show and tell this week we would like the children to tell us about something kind they have done for someone. It could be very simple like putting away their toys, helping a brother or sister or giving their granny a hug! We’ll ask the children about how the other person felt and how it made them feel too.
Thank you to the parents who helped out on our visit to the library. We wouldn’t have been able to do it without you! We will need helpers for our trip to The Rural Life Museum on Tuesday 29th March as well as for our swimming lessons in the summer term. Please do consider applying for a DBS if you may be able to help out. The office will be able to explain the application process which is also on the weekly Parent Newsflash. We really do appreciate your support!
Please find a link below to a variety of FREE online courses for parents that support a variety of PSED areas such as building concentration, developing positive friendships and building resilience.
Find an adult learning course - Surrey County Council (surreycc.gov.uk)
Thanks so much for making sure the children have their reading books in their bags every day. It’s really helping us to keep track of all our precious books!
Don’t forget to send in a bottle of water every day please!
Welcome to Reception
Please find below presentations from our Reception parent workshops to be held throughout 2024-25, which provide useful information for parents and carers about areas of the Early Years curriculum at Eastwick.
Infant Reading Parent Workshop Presentation
Contact
To contact the Reception Team, please use this email address: yearr@eastwick.thpt.org.uk.