Reception RK
Welcome to RK's Class Page!
Hello and welcome to RK's class page! Here you will find important information for you and your child during their time in Reception. You will also find pictures and further information regarding all the wonderful learning we have been experiencing!
Miss King and Mrs Hurst are primarily based in RK however we share ALL of our space with Miss May and Mrs Ahmed as a collective unit! If ever you have any questions a member of the EYFS team are always happy to help, please come and ask us!
The EYFS CURRICULUM;
Our curriculum is divided into 7 Key Areas for Learning:
- Communication and Language (Speaking, Understanding and Listening & Attention)
- PSHE (Managing Feelings and Behaviour, Making Relationships, Self confidence & awareness)
- Physical Development (Moving & Handling, Health & Self Care)
- Literacy (Reading & Writing)
- Mathematics (Number, Shape, Space & Measure)
- Understanding the World (People & Communities, The World, Technology)
- Expressive Arts and Design (Exploring Media & Materials, Being Imaginative)
If you would like further information regarding learning in the Early Years, please refer to the useful documentation below.
Useful Documentation
News Bulletin/Parent Information
- Date for your diary for Spring Term part 2;
WB 19th Feb Chinese Dragon Dance
WB 26th Feb –World Book Day-Dress up as a character from your
favourite book.
Annual Easter Bingo– more details to follow
WB 26th March - Finish for Spring Break
- Swimming for RK is every Tuesday morning. Your child will need; a swimming costume (no bikinis please), a towel, a bag and a swimming cap.
- PE is every Monday morning. Your child will need; shorts, a white t-shirt and black pumps.
In line with school policy the children may come into school wearing their PE kits.
Please remember to follow us on twitter using @EYFS2stannes
Dino Detectives
Reception had so much fun visiting the Liverpool World Museum as "Dino Detectives"! We explored the dinosaur exhibitions and found out lots of fun and interesting facts. We were so interested in how the dinosaurs looked that we even drew our own observations of them! We also explored all the other interesting exhibitions the museum had to offer such as Ancient History (we had to cross carefully across the River Nile at that exhibition) and also the Space Exhibition - we are astronauts in the making! Come take a look next time you're in Reception at our wonderful writing inspired by this trip!
World Nursery Rhyme Week
It is commonly believed that the more Nursery Rhymes a child knows and is exposed to during their early years, the more confident speakers and readers they will become. The importance of reading and being a confident speaker is something we at Saint Anne’s celebrate and take pride in! To continue expanding our knowledge of new words we participated in World Nursery Rhyme week in which we dressed up as our favourite Nursery Rhyme characters, recited our rhymes, explored pattern in words and even created stories centred around Nursery Rhymes! We had so much fun even the organisation praised our efforts on twitter:
World Rhyme Week@worldrhymeweek: “Wow, some wonderful dressing up today from the children. Thank you so much for taking part this week- we hope you have enjoyed yourselves. Best wishes to you all and we hope you can join us again next year. Thank you
"Wonderful singing by these young rhymers #oldmcdonald #rhymeweek #worldnurseryrhymeweek"
Bonfire/Firework Safety Awareness
Pyjama Day
The Great Outdoors!
Learning through Play
Digital Leaders
Physical Development and Well-Being
PSED
Come and See
Our First Week in Reception
