On Monday 7th December, Year 5 participated on a Virtual Workshop run by Reading Museum. They learned all about Victorian Christmas. The children were very impressed to find out that Father Christmas used to dress in green and that it was a tradition to put REAL candles hanging from the Christmas tree! That must’ve been…
Coming soon to screen near you – The highly anticipated and critically acclaimed Lyndhurst Nativities. Costumes are sparkling, head dresses and crowns have been adjusted and Baby Jesus suitably swaddled. The wait is very nearly over….. although our premiere of these wonderful performances this year can’t include a fizz reception or red carpet it still…
The sun finally came out for the first set of this year’s house matches where year 3 & 4 took part in mixed football at London Road. These annual events are a chance for pupils to pull together an represent their houses with pride. The matches were very competitive and showed some great skills from…
Another impressive week of Art at Lyndhurst. Year 5 are making cushion covers and exploring different materials, textures and patterns to help them create striking designs. Year 1 have been making Father Christmas plates and other festive themed decorations. In other year groups we have been discussing Pointillism and the children have been creating their…
Another impressive week of Art at Lyndhurst. Year 5 are making cushion covers and exploring different materials, textures and patterns to help them create striking designs. Year 1 have been making Father Christmas plates and other festive themed decorations. In other year groups we have been discussing Pointillism and the children have been creating their…
We have been learning lots of snack words over the last few weeks, and this week we finally started reading our story of ‘La chenille qui fait des trous’…’The Very Hungry Caterpillar.’ We can join in with the days of the week, fruit words and food vocabulary in this story, and a few other words…
We have been learning lots of snack words over the last few weeks, and this week we finally started reading our story of ‘La chenille qui fait des trous’…’The Very Hungry Caterpillar.’ We can join in with the days of the week, fruit words and food vocabulary in this story, and a few other words…
Little Lyndhurst and Years 1 & 2 had their dress rehearsals for their nativity plays this week. The children all look wonderful in their costumes, it’s so exciting seeing the productions come together. Everyone is looking forward to the film crew coming in next week to film them. More pictures to be shared soon!
Brrrr… Winter is well and truly on the way! We are all feeling the chill with colder weather recently. Take a look at these stunning pictures captured of purple skies and cold, wet webs at Lyndhurst! Wrap up warm and enjoy the cold crisp air. What signs of Winter can you and your family spot…
Well done to the prize winners in the story writing competition set by author Tracey Hall, whose book ‘The Nature Saviours: Ghost of the Mountain’ really inspired the children in years 3 – 6. Entries included stories about snow leopards, birds and pangolins as well as a little bit of panda time travel! The winner…