Every moment counts!
This week we have been learning how to solve problems in maths. We had to use the digits 0-7 once to complete a puzzle square. The aim was to find trios of numbers with a total of 10. The children worked in pairs to plan their approach together. When they did not get the correct answer they tried a new approach demonstrating great resilience. Everyone used good reasoning skills and eventually solved the number puzzle! Well done 7 Blue!
We have had a very successful start to our Forest School sessions. We began the session with our forest school song and rules before exploring the outside area to find sticks. Once we had enough sticks, we used them to make our own stick men, some children were creative and made houses for the stick people to live in. We also took part in lots of other outdoor activities with the favourites being mud painting and water play. We joined together to listen to outdoor sounds, making up our own songs about what we heard. We ended the session with The Stick Man story and our closing song.
Wow, what a day in Nursery! We started off by learning a little about Diwali and some of the things that Hindu’s do to celebrate. We made Rangoli patterns out of loose parts and paint and even participated in special Bollywood dancing. I wonder if any of our talented dances can show their grown ups a move or two!
Year 4 have shown their amazing art skills this week. They have created their own printing designs, made them using lino pads and then used paint to create a multi-layered piece of work.
4 Blue’s tasty attendance treats. As a reward for good attendance 4 Blue decorated biscuits.
As part of the Council’s ongoing commitment to making our local area inclusive for children and young people with SEND, we are currently looking for views from parents/carers on parks and play areas, specifically specialist equipment within them. Would it be possible for you to share the following information with parents/carers via any methods you use (social media, e-mail etc)
| South Tyneside Council is committed to improving local parks and play areas for children and young people with SEND. Following feedback from families, we are looking to install specialist/accessible equipment in parks and play areas across the local area. We would like to get your views on this. Please complete this survey to tell us your views.
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