The children at Lyndhurst have been making the most of the Spring weather. Years 3 & 4 have been brushing up on their tag rugby skills this week. Getting out into the fresh spring air, learning new skills, improving on others and giving everything a good go in true Lyndhurst and sporting spirit. Well done!
So good to see the classrooms back as a ‘hive’ of activity – just the way it should be. Across the school, Reception children have been busy creating beautiful blooms in time for Mother’s Day. Year 2 focused on their Transport topic by making colourful balloons, and in English some impressive Diamante poems. They also…
Our Pre-Reception class have been busy this week drawing, writing and painting. The children used their mark making skills and chose to trace pictures or to paint colourful rainbows. Some days just have to be topped off by jumping and splashing in muddy puddles, and much fun was had with the water trays outside!
As we come to the end of the first week with us all back at school, we reflect on how wonderful it is to be back together. The children have been so pleased to be back in class, back with friends and back to an ‘almost’ normal school day. The hardworking staff and amazing children…
This week our lucky reception class were treated to a behind the scenes visit to the Vets! Lyndhurst parent Mrs Marsh very kindly gave an amazing and insightful tour of a Vets practice and even showed us some real pet x-rays! The children were so impressed and glued to the screen as the virtual visit…
Lyndhurst are delighted to announce their recent sponsorship deal with Camberley Rugby Club. We look forward to working with them in the future and promoting rugby, sport and teamwork at Lyndhurst. Antony Bentham, Men’s Senior Rugby Manager said: “We are delighted that Lyndhurst School has chosen to sponsor our Club. There is clear synergy…
In drama this week, year 6 used the poem ‘In Twenty Years’ Time’ by Dona Ashworth as a stimulus for a devised drama piece. Each group produced some very interesting work on the theme of ‘lockdown’ inspired by this poem. In twenty years time… People will not ask the children of 2020 if they caught…
The children have made some awesome marble runs. Careful thought was put into the designs there was even a mini golf course, a standing tower marble run and a roller coaster version were created.
Children from across the school focused on spelling in this recent sports challenge. Getting both minds and bodies active by carrying out a sport or activity to represent each letter of your name! We saw a whole array of actions, sports and skills here and are so proud of the children across all year groups…
Stay tolerant, respect people, be kind. The children explored the value of tolerance – they listened to the ‘Ugly Duckling’ and Dr Seuss’ ‘The Sneetches’ and thought about what the stories teach us. The older children explored the story ‘Journey to the Beginning of the World’ and how stories around the world have explained how…