Kingfishers
Welcome to Kingfishers!
Welcome to Kingfishers! It has been wonderful to welcome the children into school and see how quickly they have settled into their new environment. We are already enjoying getting to know each child and watching their confidence, curiosity and independence grow.
Our Reception classroom provides a nurturing, engaging environment where learning takes place through play, exploration and meaningful experiences. We value our partnership with families and look forward to working together to support your child's learning and development throughout the year.
In Reception, through interactive learning, we explore the key skills in the seven areas of learning: Communication and Language; Personal, Social and Emotional; Physical; Literacy; Mathematics; Expressive Arts and Design and Understanding the World.
These skills, experiences and learning opportunities are presented to the children through meaningful play contexts and adult-led activities which ensure that each child has the opportunity to play and explore in an active and engaging environment, both inside and out, that allows them to be creative, think critically and take risks.
Our topics are based on the children’s interests, however have included: Autumn, Christmas, Spring, Superheroes, Space, Cold Lands, Growing, Food, Families, Pirates, Minibeasts and transition into Year 1.
We also enjoy pursuing our Early Years Curriculum beyond the school environment, and we are looking forward to visiting St Paul's church and Bekonscot model village and railway.
Meet the Team
Miss Baldwin - Monday - Friday
Miss Alderson - Monday - Friday
Mrs Best - Monday - Wednesday
Mrs Wingrove
Mrs McCarthy
Mrs May
Mrs Croall
Meet the teacher
Meet the teacher is on Monday 14th September. After the meeting, the PowerPoint slides will be here for you to access whenever.
Learning at Home Support
- Year R - Supporting Maths at Home - Autumn term (1).pdf
- Year R - What to expect when - supporting document for home (1).pdf
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Alphablocks Play along with the Alphablocks and have fun with the letters of the alphabet.