Busy bees

Thanks again for sharing what you have been doing. Lots of you have been completing the home learning challenges as well as learning through exploration and play.

Here is what the Infants have been doing today.


Connie has been doing lots of phonics as well and planting seeds with Layla and drawing a detailed picture of a hamster. I wonder what they are growing?



Alfie has been making large scale shapes out of peices of wood

as well as using sheep corn.

Alfie's also been riding Jack today. What lucky boys.

Isabella has been continuing with her daily riding lessons as well as all her home learning challenges.



Sol has been re-telling stories using props.

He's been practising his moves on the trampoline. I love this.

He's even been learning some sign language with Leah. What a brilliant idea, well done Sol and Leah.


Robert has been doing all his work and enjoying PE with Joe. Estella and Robert are watching frog spawn and Robert drew a picture and wrote a sentence about what he noticed.  How lovely to be able to watch the frog spawn and see how they change. Well done Robert!



What a varied selection of learning today. I am so proud of you all, keep going, you are all fantastic.

Look after each other and stay safe.

Miss Furness


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