First class had a busy term. September was full of lots of play and learning as we adjusted to our extra hour in school! We celebrated our Green Flag and Amber Flag with some icecream!
In October we learnt about the weather; the children used a rain gauge and observed the weather daily. We also had maths week and enjoyed a variety of maths activities, indoors and outdoors, including a maths trail with Mrs. O’Rourke!
In November we were lucky to have a visit from Martin Curley. He showed us some fossils, and we explored the school grounds, looking at elements of history and geography around us. During Science Week we completed science experiments, participated in a science show, and made lava lamps with Ms. O’Keefe.
December was a very busy month. Of course, the highlight of the month was our play ‘Santa is Sick’! We had lots of play rehearsals, but we managed to find time for other activities. We worked as authors to write a Christmas narrative book. The Wellbeing Committee organised some lovely activities for the children: including buddy reading with 3rd class and a game of pass the parcel, which they loved! It was a lovely end to the year!
- First Class-Term 1 2024/25
First class children have been very busy this term. We have been very creative; drawing self portraits, making hedgehog mosaics and creating Eloise Renouf inspired trees. We had a Halloween crafts day where we created Colour Wheel Monsters, Skeletons, Haunted Read More … - 1st Class 2024/25
- Term 2 First Class
This term First Class have been learning all about South Africa. We explored South African culture, food, animals and history. We learned about Nelson Mandela and his life story. We created beautiful sunset silhouettes and tribal masks in Art. We Read More … - Term 1-First Class 23/24First class children have been very busy this term. We have been very creative; drawing self portraits, making hedgehog mosaics and creating Eloise Renouf inspired trees. We had a Halloween crafts day where we created Colour Wheel Monsters, Skeletons, Haunted Read More …