The Pre-Reception topic is ‘Transport’. The children have created a delightful display using many of the forms of transport they have thought about over the last couple of weeks. The children have written, cut, stuck and painted to create a representation of the story The Journey Home from Grandpa’s.
These delightful trees were created by Reception and Year One using a variety of medium for the leaves. Natural objects inspire beautiful artwork.
Daffodils are the bringer of spring, the starter of the new season. The children were inspired by Springtime and produced beautiful daffodil creations. Their artwork reminds us that at spring our ‘heart with pleasure fills, and dances with the daffodils’. Admire the beauty the children have created – the bright, happy colours and some stunning…
What creative and active children we have at Lyndhurst School ! Last week’s obstacle course challenge was amazing. Great courses were created in the children’s houses, gardens, and outside in parks and forests and on the schools Astro! The courses also included lots of skills from previous weeks challenges such as ball skills, balancing,…
Learning outside is not learning it is having fun. The older children created different shapes with their bodies. Can you name the shapes they have formed? We are all proud of our names and some children created their initials using natural objects. We all have dreams for a special place and this design of a…
For Art, Design and Technology the children were inspired by music to create their master pieces and musical instruments. They also explored using different objects around the house and their bodies to create music. Anything can be a percussion instrument. Some wonderful and imaginative creations on display here.
There was great excitement in school amongst the children and staff when the living eggs arrived. The eggs were kept warm in an incubator and we waited with anticipation for them to hatch. Some of the children were fortunate to observe a few chicks hatch. Once they were in the brooding box the children…
A great drama warm up exercise is imagining you are eating different flavoured sweets. This warms up the mouth and creates entertaining faces. A tableau is a frozen picture or snapshot that shows a scene from a story. A group of tableau is a tableaux. The children enjoyed forming frozen scenes. Drama uses your imagination…
Being creative is all part of mindfulness – Year One made these delightful rain sticks. The music they make are very calming.
Did you know there are 60 species of butterflies in U.K. Did you know the smallest butterfly is the Western Blue Pigmy, which is only 2cm across. Did you know butterflies taste with their feet! They bring so much pleasure. With a little paint and paper these beautiful insects were created.