This week in nursery we have started reading the story 'brown bear, brown bear, what do you see?'. The children have enjoyed learning about all the animals from the story! We have also had sports day where the children took part in lots of different races. All the children took part which made the teachers very proud! On Thursday we had our 'teddy bear's picnic'. The children brought their own teddy bear and we sat and ate a picnic in the sunshine! It has been a great week!

Dear Parents/Carers

We will hold the last parent forum meeting of the academic year face to face in school on Friday 8th July 9.30am in the infant hall. The meeting will give parents and carers an opportunity to hear all the latest school news and updates.

This meeting will be Mrs Shah's last parent forum meeting as Principal of High Hazels Academy.

All parents are welcome and encouraged to attend.

Many thanks

Dear Parents/Carers

We are holding our sports days on Tuesday 28th June and Wednesday 29th June:

Tuesday 28th June - 9-10am FS1 AM, 10.15 - 11.15am Year 2, 11.30 - 12.30pm Year 6, 1.10 - 2.10pm Year 1, 2.20 - 3.20pm FS1 PM

Wednesday 29th June - 9-10am FS2, 10.15 - 11.15am Year 4, 11.25 - 12.25pm Year 3, 1.40 - 2.40pm Year 5

Parents are welcome to come to the school field and watch the children compete.

Many thanks

This week in nursery we have continued reading the story 'Dear Zoo'. The children have been painting pictures of animals that live in a zoo and displaying them around the classroom. The sun has been shining so we have spent a lot of time learning outside drawing with chalk, popping bubbles, climbing the equipment, and making mud pies in the mud kitchen! We have also continued with our phonics learning and learnt new sounds including sound ‘g’ and ‘c’. We are so pleased to see the children bringing their phonics homework back to school for the teachers to see! Next week we will start our new story 'Brown bear, brown bear, what do you see?'

Dear Parents/carers

Please click here to view ways in which children can access the library over the summer holiday.

Many thanks

This week in nursery we have started our new theme ‘All creatures great and small’. We have read the story ‘Dear Zoo’ which has lots of zoo animals in, the children have enjoyed looking at the animals in the story and using words to describe them such as ‘tall giraffe’ and ‘big elephant’. They have been drawing the animals in their own ‘zig zag book’ and painting pictures of their favourite zoo animal. We have continued with our phonics learning and learnt new sounds including sound ‘p’ and ‘o’. We are so pleased to see the children bringing their phonics homework back to school for the teachers to see! Next week we will continue to learn about more animals that live in a zoo

We have had a busy week in nursery celebrating the Queens Jubilee! The children have enjoyed learning about the Queen and taking part in many Jubilee themed activities. They have made flags, party decorations and invitations to the Jubilee celebrations! On Tuesday we had our party, the children dressed in red, white and blue and made gold crowns to wear! We ate lots of party food and played games to celebrate the Queen’s Jubilee. We can’t wait for next week where we will start our new theme- All creatures great and small!

Dear Parents/Carers

We hold a coffee morning in school every Thursday 9am -10am in The Woodlands.

Each week we will have a focus subject led by a class teacher to support our families and children.

All parents are encouraged to attend.

If you require further information please contact the school office.

Many thanks 

We have had a fantastic term in nursery! We have read lots of traditional tales as our theme was ‘Once Upon A time’. We started the term off reading ‘The three little pigs’. The children enjoyed listening to the story and sequencing the events, building houses using bricks, sticks and straw! On the second week back we welcomed new friends into nursery and helped them settle in by showing them all our toys and playing with them.

We enjoyed the beautiful weather and spent lots of time playing and learning in our outdoor area. The children went on mini beast hunts, cooked in the mud kitchen, played ball games and enjoyed riding our brand new bikes and scooters! In phonics we started learning new sounds with the help of Fred the Frog! The children impressed the teachers with how they have remembered all of the sounds! They completed their phonics homework and brought it back to school to show us! This will really help the children that are moving into reception in September! We continued with our traditional tales stories and read the gingerbread man story.  The children used their creative skills to mix paint and paint pictures of the gingerbread man showing different emotions. We even made our own gingerbread men and took them home to eat! It has been a busy, fun filled half term! We can’t wait for next term when we will celebrate the Queens Jubilee and start our new theme ‘All creatures great and small!’.