Year One we have been using algorithms in LMTW to follow instructions for making porridge. This also linked well with our twisted tale ‘Goldilocks and the Three Fairies’ as part of book wee in English. Today we enjoyed making and eating porridge with various toppings. Most of the children enjoyed eating it but there were a few who weren’t quite sure about it.
Have a look at all the amazing doors created for book week/ day. Well done to all the staff and children for creating an amazing show – making the school look like a living library.
See if you can recognise some of the stories!
1 Red welcomed their parent/carers into school today as part of ‘World Book Week’. The children and their families enjoyed listening to and telling stories to each other. It was wonderful to see all the children fully emersed in books and being able to talk to each other about the stories they read or heard. We definitely have some book worms amongst our class.
Next week is Safer Sleep Week. Check out this useful information on how to sleep safely with babies and young children.
Visit www.lullabytrust.org.uk/ for further information.
If you have social media, please check out the following pages for more information:
See the poster below for more information on an upcoming event in South Tyneside, Connectfest!
This is open to anybody to go along and see what support, activities and services are available in the community.
Today 1 Red had their first music lesson with Mr O. It was all about listening and following instructions to play games and copy the rhythm and beat and work as a team. The children were split into 2 teams and had to work extremally hard together by communicating using their bodies and voices to enable them to beat each other and working effectively and quickly. A great time was had by all and we can’t wait for our next session.
The Toby Henderson Trust are having two brilliant events over the Easter break.
There’s an Easter open day for the whole family! Go along to find out more about the trust as well as having lots of fun with Easter crafts and tasty treats. NO BOOKING REQUIRED!
They also have a sibling workshop for children aged 8-17years living with an autistic sibling or undergoing the diagnostic pathway. This is an ideal event for children to meet others in a similar position, make new friends and feel safe in a secure environment. YOU MUST REGISTER FOR A PLACE FOR THIS EVENT, DETAILS ARE ON THE POSTER!
There are now parenting courses to support your journey as a parent that you can access in person and online via the Family Hubs in South Tyneside.
There’s a brilliant new app called DadPad. This is solely for Dad’s or Dad-to-be’s to gain access to helpful tips and resources for parenthood with no judgement!
Easy access by scanning the QR codes.
