Year 1 Awards 28.02.2025

 

These children have put in an incredible amount of effort during their first week back. Well done!

Beech

E for E - Zachary 

for demostrating He has demonstrated a fantastic understanding of doubling numbers up to 10.

Star writer-  Raoff

 - For working hard to learn his set 1 sounds and incorperate them into his writing. 

I have made my teacher happy-

 Vedasri

For  always putting  in her best effort in every lesson and showing kindness and respect to everyone she  meets

Resilence-

 Lama 

For working hard, always trying her best, and never giving up, even when things get tricky

Apricot- 

E for E -

Nevaeh

has been more confident when using her phonics when writing. Neveah has been working more independently when spelling unfamiliar words. 

Star writer-

Mason

has worked hard with his handwriting, making sure that his letters are small and written neatly on the line. 

Reflectiness-

Aayush is very confident when talking and sharing his ideas and learning with his friends. 

I have made my teacher happy-

Eliza has a great attitude towards her learning and is always positive when trying out challenges. 

Walnut 

E for E- Archie

For his improved efforts in school when completing his table activities. Archie has also been trying his best to come to school everyday.

Star writer- Ethan

For extending his writing by using conjunctions. Ethan is also writing more than one sentence, fabulous!

Reciprocity- Kajus 

For using his team work skills to help a student double a number using his fingers. Excellent work!

 

This week Apricot Class were blessed with a beautiful sunny morning to start their second block of Forest School sessions. 

This week’s theme was ‘animals in nature’.  Many of the children were able to share with the group their ideas which included rabbits, crickets, owls and spiders. 

The children then listened to a story about a bird building a nest before laying her eggs. 

The activities on offer for the children this week were nest building, clay animals, and bird watching and identification. 

The children were also fascinated by some ice they found in a puddle. 

We finished the session with a new game called ‘Squirrel in a Tree’. 

Thank you to everyone who supplied welly boots and waterproofs for their child. We did have many children without wellies this week and although we do have a few spares in school it is often difficult to find the correct size. Therefore, if they haven’t bought in welly’s and waterproofs, please can they do so for next week’s session