Today we celebrated World Mental Health Day, we talked about how we can keep our minds healthy.
The children had fun in the hall dancing with their friends, there were lots of smiles and laughter.
We made our very own photo booth with props all linked to Hello Yellow.
As the weather begins to change it doesn’t stop our children exploring the outdoors.
They have been:
This week our book told the story of a little girl as she grew up. We watched her go from a baby to being able to walk, talk and go on to become a runner and win a medal.
We looked at our baby photos, the children loved guessing who each photo was.
I wonder if you can guess.
We talked about how we have changed and the things we can do that we couldn’t before.
“I had black hair, it turned yellow,” Emily.
“Look at my spiky hair,” Ben.
“I don’t look the same, I am bigger now,” Lewis
Eden said she could crawl and cry when she was a baby.
This week we introduced some new resources to our outdoor environment, we had a great time exploring.
We collected items from around the garden and mixed them together to create meals for our friends.
The rain didn’t stop us, we collected rain water and added it to our creations.
This week saw us welcome our nursery children into class 1. We are so proud of how well all the children have settled into their new routines.
What a busy day!
The children have been learning our new routines, catching up with friends old and new and most importantly exploring the learning environment.
We had a brilliant day in Class 1 on World Book Day! 
The children talked at length about their favourite books and shared the illustrations explaining why they liked them. Our t-shirts look amazing and staff are impressed at how much care and attention the children gave to completing them throughout the day. Our Small World Area also linked into World Book Day as it was Noah and his Ark 😊
Thank you to those parents and grandparents who were able to join us to share a story it was really wonderful to see the children really showing you how much they love reading!
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