Sheep Class
Welcome to our Reception/Year 1/Year 2 Class
Sheep class teacher is Mrs Sara Walter.
We are called Sheep class, after the parable of the Lost Sheep, and every child matters to us, just as every sheep mattered to Jesus. But don’t let our name fool you..we may start off in Reception as lambs, but we soon grow into independent, inquisitive and imaginative young learners! We have a lovely newly refurbished classroom, filled with quality resources and inspiring activities to get stuck into! We are also very lucky to have a huge, wooded outdoor area where children can get busy gardening, building in our large construction area, cooking in our mud-kitchen, or digging in our sensory area. There really is something for every kind of sheep in our class!
Fruit Salad Fun!
In DT this half term children in Sheep class have been busy designing their own fruit salads. First they researched which fruits were the most popular among their peers, then they came up with a shopping list. The grown ups were really impressed with how carefully children prepared and cut their chosen fruit. Some children … Read more
NSPCC Assembly and Activity
Recently we worked in our Key Stages to learn what the NSPCC do and how we can talk to trusted adults in our lives to help us ‘Speak Out’ when we need to. We then explored the NSPCC website, and KS1 thought of their ‘happy places’ and KS2 made fortune tellers containing information about the … Read more
World Book Day
This week we swapped our uniforms for costumes as we celebrated World Book Day! Children loved sharing their favourite stories with each other and finding out who shares a passion for their favourite book. We invited the children to take part in a biscuit baking competition and we had some fantastic entries (winner to be … Read more
Afternoon Tea
Before the break Sheep Class became historians, finding out about changes in the recent past. We interviewed grandparents, neighbours and friends to find out what life was like when they were little. Children came back to school full of information to share and compare with their friends. “My nanny played a game called 5 stones.” … Read more
KS1 Tennis Festival
This week some of our KS1 children were invited to take part in a PE festival at Easton Tennis Centre. The grown ups were so proud of the children for their brilliant attitude and a great team effort. The children really enjoyed the day and were full of excitement when they returned to school. “I loved … Read more
Art in Sheep Class
This half term we are exploring watercolour through the work of artist Paul Klee. Inspired by Klee’s abstract style, children played with bold lines, shapes and bright colours. Children really took their time and enjoyed the process. We think they did an amazing job. Well done Sheep Class!