by Lynn | May 13, 2026 | Latest Events, Latest News, Two Year Provision
In 2-year-olds it’s been a great start to this half term as we have welcomed some new starters to our provision. We have been getting busy with activities based around the topic “Why do spiders eat flies?”. We have looked closely at a spider’s web and created our own...
by Lynn | Mar 18, 2026 | Latest Events, Latest News, Two Year Provision
Our world book day story was Stickman. The children enjoyed doing various activities around this book such as creating their own stickman with loose parts, painting with sticks, and in mark making, the children helped stickman get home using the pencil control sheets....
by Lynn | Mar 6, 2026 | Latest Events, Latest News, Parents in School, Two Year Provision
The children in the 2 year old provision really enjoyed having their parents and family members come and join us for our stay and play sessions. We had many activities to do around our current topic “Where does the snow go?”. We made snowy owl pictures, built a...
by Lynn | Jan 1, 2026 | Latest Events, Two Year Provision, Uncategorised
Our new topic this term is “Where does the snow go?”. So far, the children have enjoyed exploring various activities and resources on offer. We have made use of the cold weather and brought ice in from outside into the setting. The children enjoyed exploring the ice,...
by Lynn | Oct 22, 2025 | Latest Events, Latest News, Parents in School, Two Year Provision
The children had a lovely and exciting visit to school from local author, Suzy Senior. She read us three of her stories – ‘Octopants’, ‘How to spot a dinosaur’ and ‘Banana hunt’. The children really enjoyed listening to Suzy’s stories and also enjoyed joining in with...
by Lynn | Mar 12, 2025 | Latest Events, Latest News, Two Year Provision
Our Christmas stay and play was a wonderland of festive fun! We had an array of craft, gallons of glitter, Santa’s workshop, snowball throwing and some amazing singing at the end by our fabulous 2 year olds! Luckily our mischievous little elves behaved themselves...
