EYFS

The Early Years environment focuses on children learning through play and investigation. Through fun activities, first hand learning opportunities and events children will then become inquisitive and enthusiastic learners. Structured full class and group learning is then slowly increased throughout the year to get them ready to enter key stage 1.

Curriculum
EYFS Curriculum Map Autumn 2019

St Mary’s Church
This visit allows the children to see the different parts of the church and what they are used for.  It also allows the children to gain a greater understanding of the Christian faith.

Wakehurst Place
This visit allows the children to gain first-hand experience of different environments and their similarities and differences to other environments they have experienced.  They will also be looking at changes in living animals and plants.  The children always enjoy their first full day class trip and understand that rules and routines will be different in different situations.

In reception, we encourage the children to do as much learning as home at possible. With this in mind we would be grateful if you could support your child in the following areas:

• Daily reading

Each half term we will send home how you can support your child’s learning at home.
Thank you for your continued support!
Class Dojo is an online resource where parents can connect to the day to day learning. It is a secure environment where we can share photos and videos of what we are doing in school.
Phonics Play is a fun interactive website for children to play phonics games to help improve their decoding, blending and reading skills.

Home Learning Packs
March 18th Pack

All children need to learn how to keep themselves safe online. Here are some things you can do:
CEOPS is the best place to go if you wish to report something inappropriate on the internet.
ThinkUKnow is where you can play interactive games and learn more about being safe online.
Kidsmart has lots of information about how you can keep yourself safe online.
For more information and help go to our Online Safety page.