I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream 🍨
The children enjoyed some delicious ice cream to help keep them cool in the heat ☀️ 🍨
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In Reception we are encouraged to make good friendships and be caring and kind whilst having lots of fun and learning through well planned and organised activities both inside and outside.
Independence is encouraged and children are taught how to problem solve and express their thoughts and ideas with creativity.
The children will have daily literacy, maths and phonics sessions. We share a wide range of books to promote an enjoyment of reading and writing and use these books as a basis to develop skills across the wider curriculum.
We believe it is important to enrich the children’s learning with as many real-life hands-on experiences through trips and visits throughout the year. We actively encourage and value our parental partnership by inviting you to join us for stay and learn sessions and workshops during the year.
The adults in Mrs Fletcher’s class are Miss Losh and Miss Baker
The adults in Mr Smith’s class are Miss Mohamed and Miss Barrat
Mrs McNally supports both classes and delivers EYFS interventions.
Mrs Carpenter – PPA cover for both classes.
PE kit consists of a logo t-shirt, navy shorts and an optional navy blue tracksuit. These are available to buy from Trutex Uniform Shop on London Road.
We will have PE every Monday and children are asked to come to school wearing their PE kit.
Reading books will be changed on a weekly basis and we encourage you to spend 5/10 minutes each day sharing your child’s reading book with them. We kindly ask that book bags are brought into school each day. We will also send home a book for you to enjoy sharing with your child each week to promote reading for pleasure.
Thinking about applying for a place in our reception for September 2027?
Come along to one of our meetings to find out more:
The children enjoyed some delicious ice cream to help keep them cool in the heat ☀️ 🍨
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What a fantastic sports day we had! The children showed incredible determination, enthusiasm and sportsmanship. They worked hard and encouraged one another, which showed the true meaning of teamwork. ⭐️ We are so proud of the effort, resilience and positive attitudes displayed by everyone. Well done to everyone who took park and helped make it such a success🎖
Also, a big thank you to anyone who joined to support the children – we hope you all enjoyed it! 😊
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Many thanks to all parents for joining us for a pizza making afternoon on Monday. It was lots of fun creating our own pizzas!

Huge thanks to all parents for joining their children at Calderstones Park. We had a picnic, fed the ducks, had a treasure hunt, rolled down a big hill and explored the sensory gardens. It was such a fun time!
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We have been reading The children have been reading The Lighthouse Keepers Lunch as part of their literacy lessons. They have worked so hard at home and have made these lovely lighthouses for their homework task.
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We had a super time at Calderstones Park with parents. Huge thanks to everyone who joined us.
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We had a great time at Calderstones Park with our families. We had a picnic, played games, did hill rolling, searched for treasure on a nature, fed the ducks and explored a secret garden. Huge thanks to all parents for coming along.
Our next visit is tomorrow- Thursday 4th June in the morning and afternoon and then again on Tuesday 16th June morning and afternoon and Thursday 18th June morning and afternoon. If you’d like to sign up, please pop in and see us. Many thanks.
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What a fantastic day we had at the farm. We fed the animals, brushed the ponies and even had a great time at the play area.
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We had a wonderful time at Croxteth Farm! We fed the animals, brushed a pony and even saw baby rabbits on our visit. We enjoyed a picnic lunch and had lots of fun in the playground!
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We are currently enjoying sharing the story of The Little Red Hen. We have made and baked our own bread and re enacted the story. We also made Little Red Hens using handprints and footprints! We also practiced subtraction facts using the characters and objects from the story.
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We had a great time working on the story of The Three Billy Goats Gruff! We re-enacted the story outside and inside. We problem solved which objects would be best for building bridges, created messages from The Troll to The Three Billy Goats and practiced our number bonds to 5 using the characters from the story. We also made Billy Goat pizzas, fruit bridges and painted the characters.
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We had a visit from the nurses today to talk about looking after our teeth. We looked at food that is good or bad for our teeth and talked about how we should brush our teeth twice a day.
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We have been baking bread this week just like The Little Red Hen. We then ate the bread with butter and jam. It was so tasty!
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The children have been busy making bridges in the construction area this week – both inside and outside. They have enjoyed using different sizes of blocks and other objects to build bridges.
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The children have been working hard this week learning all about number bonds to 5. They were showing the number bonds practically with goats and trolls, they have been writing number sentences to show the number bonds and they have also been using their hands to show the numbers bonds to 5. 🖐🏽
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70We have been playing a game called busy bees today. We have been collecting pollen to put into the beehive. We used our fingers to gently roll our ball around the hall.
We had a great time singing jack in the box and butterfly songs. We played the triangle and listened to the harp.
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The children have been working very hard in the morning completing their morning work. They were looking at pictures and writing what they can see.

We have used the smart board tools to create digital pictures of Goldilocks and the Three Bears.
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We have made the most of the lovely weather by carrying out lots of our learning outdoors this week.
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We created a map of the woods where The Three Bears live this week. We thought about what to include on the map and looked at examples of maps. We then followed the map to the Three Bears’ cottage.
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This week we have places pictures from Goldilocks and the Three Bears into the correct order by talking about the story and it’s key events.
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We created a pictogram of our favourite characters from Goldilocks and the Three Bears.
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In this week’s maths, we have been counting to 20, practicing ordering numbers to 10 and matching the correct number of objects to a number.
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We have had a great time this week creating porridge paint and exploring how it feels and developing fine motor and imaginative skills.
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Here are some super pieces of homework based on Goldilocks and the Three Bears and our current Traditional Tales topic. Many thanks to all parents for supporting the children with this learning at home.
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The children had a great time singing “When Goldilocks Went to The House of the Bears”. They joined in confidently using their voices and actions to bring the song to life. The children enjoyed using the stick puppets to add to the song. They worked together, took turns and showed great expression as they sang. (more…)
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The children gathered some information on who their favourite character was from the story Goldilocks and The Three Bears. We then presented this information on a Pictogram. The children recognised the most popular character was Daddy bear and the least popular character was Goldilocks.
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