To start Year 2’s new Maths topic of 2D and 3D shapes, the children went on a scavenger hunt for them around the school. They worked together as a team and were very surprised to find that the most common shape was a cuboid!
It was wonderful to see so many Lyndhurst children who are Rainbows, Brownies, Guides and Scouts wear their uniforms to school this week. This was to celebrate and recognise World Thinking Day. What is celebrated on World Thinking Day? It’s a day for all Guiding groups and Scouts to think of each other and celebrate…
This session of outdoor learning with Reception and Year 1 truly embraced our programme LEAF! The children eagerly hunted for a different variety of leaves in all shapes, colours and sizes. They were then able to examine them up close and make sketches too.
More stunning Art on display at Lyndhurst – some beautiful Valentines Hearts, some super Bookmarks, and colourful Picasso! Bravo!
The perfect way to end our half term and spread the Lyndhurst Love! All the children thoroughly enjoyed their afternoon of disco dancing. The hall was transformed into party central, tunes were playing and we discovered that Mrs Thomson is rather partial to the conga! Thanks to FoL for organising this along with some sweet…
The school council met with Mr. Rudkin to talk through their agenda for the term. The children are going to ask their class for ideas on: How should Lyndhurst School commemorate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee? What consequences should there be if children do not follow the school’s ‘Together’ Code of Conduct and the Gold Star…
‘Acting is reacting’ that’s what year two have been learning in drama this week. Even if you are not centre stage, it is important to stay in character and react to the action in the scene. Year 2 have also looked at other acting techniques this term such as using rhythm, energy, emotions and actions.
‘Acting is reacting’ that’s what year two have been learning in drama this week. Even if you are not centre stage, it is important to stay in character and react to the action in the scene. Year 2 have also looked at other acting techniques this term such as using rhythm, energy, emotions and actions.
Our friends from St.Michaels, Rev. Pippa and Amy visited us this week to provide some fabulous fun and mindful awareness in their Messy Church session. Groups of children visited stations set up in the hall and took part in crafting activities including mask making, rain shakers and the ark building itself!
In conjunction with Mental Health week and as part of our PSCHE curriculum, our focus has been on feelings, healthy minds, awareness and the importance of talking about our feelings. From this focus we have made some wonderful displays in classrooms and around school and enjoyed some informative assembly time.