Poppies and Foxgloves

NURSERY

Welcome to the Poppies and Foxgloves area

In Nursery we love to be creative and enjoy painting. We have experimented with lots of different colours. We mixed different colours to make autumn colours for pumpkins and the leaves on the trees.

We had fun reading the story of Goldilocks and the 3 bears and we made our own bear hats and had fun mark making in porridge oats.

We love exploring outside and are getting very good at riding on the bikes and taking turns with our friends. We were very excited when Santa came to visit. He gave us all a present!

Learning at Home

Week beginning: Monday 6th July 2020
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Learning at Home

Week beginning: Monday 6th July 2020
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Nursery End of Year Expectations

This leaflet shows the overview of what your child is expected to learn by the end of their current year group. These are the minimum requirements to ensure continued progress through the following years.

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Summer 2 - Nursery

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Summer 1 - Nursery

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Previous Home Learning

Home learning week 29.06.20
Home learning week 22.06.20
Home learning week 15.06.20
Home learning week 08.06.20
Home learning week 01.06.20
Home learning week 18.05.20
Home learning week 11.05.20
Home learning week 04.05.20
Home learning week 27.04.20

Previous Topics

Autumn
Who am I? - My family and my house - Keeping healthy
Sugar and Spice and all things nice

Spring
Routes and Trails

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Latest News

Posted 20/03/18

It is with great pleasure that we can share with you our fantastic report from Ofsted. Written by the HMI inspector Jonathon Keay, the report confirms that Forest Park continues to be a ‘Good’ school. The report states that Forest Park is ‘committed to making a difference to children’s lives’, and is led by ‘an impressive team of forward thinking committed professionals’.During the inspection the children of Forest Park made us so proud, displaying their usual high standards of excellent behaviour and good manners. The inspector said that our ‘pupils were exceptionally courteous, kind and polite’.

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