The fabulous Early learners team have put together this short video so we can wish each other Merry Christmas in Signalong.

When budding young talent scout and Digital Leader Daisy heard Frasier sing she had to come and tell me. “Miss Dann, you should hear him, he’s amazing!” So, we arranged a little green screen session to share his talents with the world and Joseph and Riley too. They absolutely blew me away!

During our Food Facts lessons we  learn about different food:  where it comes from; what it is  made from;  what it looks like before its cooked;  and then children are encouraged to taste food in a taste challenge. We do this to  encourage children  to try new things and extend the foods they eat.

Last we tasted foods eaten during Divali celebrations. Children tasted Indian rice pudding, sweets, crackers biscuits and snacks.  They had a great time, and so did the staff. Almost everyone tried all the foods which was great. The crackers were a big hit in 2G,  2O got tucked into the rice pudding, and   2W tried them all twice as they had a Divali party at the end of the week! An enormous THANKYOU  goes to Dhillon’s family for donating all the food,  and especially to his mum and grandmas for preparing it for us all.

Liz Loftus

Headteacher

Liz Loftus

Headteacher

Thank you for the adventure!

This morning after breakfast we fed the animals once again before making our way to the Sensory Suite.

To relax before our brunch we watched a movie.

Then we enjoyed our final meal at Adventure Farm… Brunch!

Today in the Art Room we enjoyed making self portraits using all natural materials that we collected ourselves from around the farm! The children were given cardboard containers by Miss Glennon before she led us on a hunt to find natural resources.

We created our portraits on a huge piece of black paper that we have brought with us back to school in order to show our friends!

Oh no Miss Glennon’s car… Only joking!

We all mucked in to paint the farm guides old car orange!

We met a farmer who told us an interesting story about a chicken named Big George and his grandfather Massive George! Then we met Big George’s newborn baby son… The children were given the opportunity to name him and went with Tiny George which he will now be forever known as!

Some of the children who were brave enough enjoyed having a photo with the chick they had just named!

Later on we set off to feed the animals their breakfast!

This morning after the park the we were led to the farms walk in abiray! The children followed instructions beautifully as we ventured in to the Unknown! Everyone loved seeing the birds fly past our heads!