Onnen (Ash)
Hello from Dosbarth Onnen!
Our natural autumn self portraits to make you smile.
Class of 2023-2024
In our wonderful class you will meet:
28 eager children ready to learn.
Reception class team. They are:
Miss Sourlis, Class teacher
Mrs Hunter, Teaching Assistant
Mrs Wardak, Teaching Assistant
Mrs Khan, Teaching Assistnat
Our P.E days are Monday and Wednesday.
Children should wear their P.E kit to school on these days.
Reading books will be sent home on Fridays and
should be returned to school by the following Wednesday.
Spring Term 2024
Happy New Year!
Spring Term What Happens When I Fall Asleep? Curriculum News
What Happens When I Fall Asleep?
Setting goals to ride a two wheeled bike.
Autumn Term
Winter Wonderland
Sensory Winter Wonderland learning experiences! Christmas cakes, making marks in the snow, and experiencing what the coldest place on Earth would be like.
Celebrating Christmas! Our Parent Christmas Craft and Singing
Winter Ball
We loved meeting The Nativity Characters and our special visitors the donkeys.
Writing Gruffalo’s Child Magic Codes
Our Jingle Sticks
Curriculum News
Me and My Community
Exploring Our Local Area and Recording Features.
We investigated pumpkins to find out if all pumpkins are the same inside.
Printing Repeating Patterns with Harvest Fruit and Vegetables
Our Friendship Cwtch Role Play
Our Harvest Soup! We have the right to have healthy food.
Balance Bike Fun
Autumn Term 2023
The children had a wonderful start to their learning journey in reception class last week. They enjoyed getting to know their new friends and getting used to new school day routines. We made ourselves with Numicon.
Have a look at some of last years learning.
Our Beach Enhancement Day
Sport’s Day 2023
Planting a Bee and Butterfly Garden
Our Natural Art Insects
Healthy Hungry Caterpillar Fruit Salad Fit for a King
Our Symmetrical Creations
All Things Bright and Beautiful
Our Special Spring Visitor
Our Christmas Concert
Autumn Term Curriculum News
Our Happy Class
Spring Term Curriculum News
Twinkle, twinkle, little star. Why are there stars in the sky at night? Does everyone go to bed at the same time? It’s time to find out more about night time.
This half term, we’ll be entering the celestial world of a mobile planetarium. We’ll listen carefully to a presentation about the patterns of the stars, and ask an expert questions about the universe. Snuggling up with comfy cushions and blankets, we’ll listen to bedtime stories and nursery rhymes. Zzz. We’ll also find out more about how good bedtime routines can have a positive impact on our health. Getting creative, we’ll make constellations out of battery-operated tea lights, make stars with sticks, and painting pictures of the night sky.
Help your child prepare for their project
The night is all right! Why not do some stargazing together after dark, either from your garden or, even better, a rural location with minimal light pollution? There are apps you can use on your phone to help you to identify stars and constellations! You could also keep a dream diary, noting down and comparing dreams with each other. Alternatively, talk to people in your family who have worked at night. What are the similarities and differences between working in the day compared to at night?
Autumn Term
Me and My Community
Autumn Days
Autumn Term Curriculum News
Autumn Explorers. We sorted leaves, made leaf crowns and had an autumn story. 18.10.21
Who Lives in a House Like This.
Making Harvest Bread
Autumn Explorers we planted a Rainbow in Welsh, planted daffodil bulbs for Spring and made Scarecrows.
Autumn Explorers Forest School 27 September 2021
Enjoying Painting Portraits of our Friends.
Reading Stories Together
Our own number line for our maths area.
Cave Baby Mark Making
Class Code for Google Classroom
