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Weaverham Pre-School
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Bike Ability
I am so proud of Swan class this week. We had children supporting each other in class, children volunteering to lend bikes to one another for bike ability and someone even tried to help a friend build up their confidence on a bike after school. However, our most rewarding moment this week was when two […]
Theatre Trip- Railway Children
Tuesday saw Skylark class jump on a bus and drive a couple of miles up the road to the Grange Theatre to watch The Railway Children performed by the students of The Grange School. We were lucky enough to sit extremely close to the stage- and were able to admire the stage and the set […]
Caterpillars creep into Kingfisher Class
So this week as usual has been a busy one in our class. We have seen two birds nests ( empty you’ll be pleased to know) , started writing our ‘lost’ story – learned about capacity and volume, begin reading a new book “Stig of the Dump” a classic children’s book by Clive King and […]