Children in Need Ramble 2020
Nicola Sheerin
This year to celebrate Children in need we followed the BBC Countryfile example and went for a family weekend ramble.
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White Laith Primary School is situated within Whinmoor in Leeds. Children and adults work together in an atmosphere of trust, respect and belonging. We aim to treat everyone with equal dignity and worth valuing their particular characteristics. The Staff and Governors are determined to make our school a place of excellence and the children
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This year to celebrate Children in need we followed the BBC Countryfile example and went for a family weekend ramble.
Read MoreThe children in our Reception class are very busy!
Read MoreFoundation 2 carried out an experiment to find out how polar bears keep warm.
Read MoreCan Foundation make caves to protect a polar bear from the cold?
Read MoreFoundation have enjoyed learning about Hanukkah this week.
Read MoreAshwini visited Foundation and showed them some of the ways she celebrates Diwali.
Read MoreYangtze and Foundation 2 rolled up their sleeves today and laid down new roots by planting hundreds of trees in our school grounds to celebrate The Tree Council’s 2019 National Tree Week.
Read MoreThis week we have been continuing our work on number recognition and counting objects accurately. We looked at different ways to represent 5 including the numeral, a numicon 5 plate, tally marks, a pentagon, 5 objects in a ten frame and a tower of 5. What other representations of 5 can you find?
Our Fitness Trail is now open and we love it!
Read MoreFoundation 2 enjoyed their first day at White Laith. We enjoyed playing and learning together and making new friends.
Read MoreFoundation practised their grating and mixing skills whilst making their own veggie filo parcels. It was tricky to hold the carrots and courgettes with our fingers rather than in a fist grip when grating them. After that we mixed the grated veg with root mash, cream cheese and grated cheese and spooned the mixture into our filo pastry. We cooked them in the oven until they browned. They smelled delicious!
Foundation 2 had a great morning learning and trying out flower arranging. Look at their amazing results!
Read MoreOn the first Tuesday of each month staff from Community Matters lead a music session for our Tiddlers group.
Read MoreThis week F2 have been inspired by their walk in the woods, Gustav Klimt's 'Tree of Life' and Kandinsky's 'Tree' to do their own tree artwork. See what do you think?
Read MoreSo much to see and find out about in Skelton Woods!
Read MoreFoundation 2 had a great day at @HarrogateFlower Show. They took part in planting their own hanging baskets to take home, looking at the amazing show gardens and finding out about lots of different plants and flowers. Surprisingly we had the chance to do a bit of stone carving with a chisel and a mallet with Matombo. We also enjoyed listening to the Cliffton and Lightcliffe Brass Band and looking at graffiti art too! What a cultural day!
Our singing sessions are exhausting!
Read MoreWe have improved our music skills this term - and we’ve had fun too!
Read MoreFoundation staff are excited to share a new learning app with parents and families starting on Saturday 26th January. The app will be delivered straight to parents’ mobile phones and then after watching the video, parents can play the game with their children as many times as they like. The games are designed to support the development of language, concentration, bonding and resilience. We are looking forward to hearing how families get on!