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  • 25/06/26

    Judaism - Year 1

    This week Year 1 welcomed Jane Carpenter from Exeter Synagogue. She taught us more about Judaism and shabbat. We learnt to count to ten in Hebrew and sung a song for Shabbat. We got to try on Kippah (scoll cap) and learnt to greet each other in hebrew. She told us about her experience...
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  • 25/06/26

    Reception News

    It's been another busy week in our Reception Classes. The children had their first visit to their Year One classes and met the staff there. The children found out whether they are in Owl or Squirrel Class next year. The visits were very successful and the children came back extremely excited fro...
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  • 23/06/26

    Maths - Year 2

    We have enjoyed using rulers to measure this week! But we had the rulers taken away from us this week. We thought about how we could measure using only a few facts. We knew what the white, red and green rods' length were and we used this to measure objects in the room. We had to use what we knew...
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  • 18/06/26

    Reception this week

    It's been a very arty week in our Reception classes. We have been busy making Father's Day cards, so please look out for these in the children's book bags. We have also been busy making the artwork for our "Art on a Postcard". These look great. We've had a lot of forms back...
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  • 18/06/26

    Exmoor Zoo - Year 2

    Year 2 enjoyed a very drizzly day trip to Exmoor Zoo this week.  We got to explore the zoo and then had a really interesting talk about rainforest animals linked to this term's topic.  The children got up close with a stick insect, snake, giant snail and preying mantis and even got to...
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  • 16/06/26

    Year 1 - Jigsaw

    In Jigsaw, we have been looking at the life cycles of animals and humans. We thought about how we have changed as we have grown, and what has stayed the same. We know that growing up means learning new things and becoming more independent.  We also learnt about how our bodie...
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  • 16/06/26

    Year 1 Maths

    This week in maths we have begun looking at groups and presenting information in arrays. Arrays have rows and columns and are easier to find the total of because they are 'neat and in order'. We then found the total amount of objects by counting in our 2s, 5, and 10s. Using paint a...
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  • 15/06/26

    Year 1 get Animated

    We introduced the concepts of animation in Year 1 today. We looked at using the program Scratch Jr. to make our sprite (character) move (animate). We learnt that we can create a sequence of instructions by linking our blocks together. We made our sprite move forwards, backwards, up, down and even sp...
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  • 12/06/26

    Marina Silva - Year 2

    We have been learning all about Marina Silva and how she helped to save the rainforest. We reenacted some of the scenes from her saving the rainforest by doing freeze frames in groups. We took on the role of the rubber tappers, cattle ranchers and Marina Silva. 
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  • 11/06/26

    Reception - Frogs

    We’ve had a busy week in our Reception classes. We’ve been looking at frogs and we had a real frog in our classes to study. After looking carefully at the frog we made clay models of frogs. We looked really carefully at the shape of the body and the legs. We used clay tools to make marks...
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  • 09/06/26

    RNLI Visit - Year 1

    This Monday, Year 1 had a visit from the RNLI. We learnt all about how to keep ourselves safe at the beach and how the RNLI can help us. We then created our own water safety posters showcasing what we had learnt. A big thank you to Lis Martin who gave a great talk to our children. 
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  • 08/06/26

    Geography - Year 1

    To finish our geography learning we explored the use of maps. By recapping the four main compass points, we were able to create our own routes to get from point a to point b. For example, 4 steps north and 3 steps east. The children worked in teams to find the easiest set of instructi...
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