Dear all,
I hope you’re all well rested after the Easter break.
I’m really pleased to share the most recent list and Newsletter of upcoming community events taking place through Beautiful New Beginnings CIC, which I’ve attached for you to pass on to your families. These include a variety of forest schools, family mindfulness sessions, SEND parents’ coffee evenings, stay and plays, water wellbeing and lots more!
Best of all, your families can access these meaningful experiences and support without the worry of high expenses. One of the most rewarding aspects of working alongside a Community Interest Company is our shared commitment to making opportunities accessible for all. We work incredibly hard to secure funding so that these events are either completely free or heavily subsidised.
We are passionate about providing families with valuable, enjoyable experiences and support, without having to be placed on a long waiting list first, in friendly and welcoming environments. We can’t wait to welcome your families.
Please do feel free to share this information on your parent/carer forums, and do let me know if you’d like any additional details.
ASD Social Interactions / Play Workshop
The children welcomed their mums and other influential women to our class for our Mother’s Day stay and play session. The children gave their mum a special piece of work that they had prepared, writing about the reasons why they love their mum so much. We shared a special story and song together and then the children were able to spend some special time exploring the Mother’s Day themed activities in the area.
During spring 1 there was a very exciting delivery in EYFS! Farmer Michael had brought us some duck eggs! The children were able to observe the eggs and after a few days they started to hatch! We then got to care for our four cute ducklings for the next week. The children gained so much knowledge from this experience, across all areas of learning, including learning about life cycles, finding our about the many different species of duck and how to care for animals, as well as using it as an opportunity to explore creatively.
Early Years are looking forward to The Easter Bunny arriving and are preparing to make him feel very welcome .
Reception had a brilliant day celebrating Mother Language Day, with the children having the opportunity to learn about the home languages and culture of our friends.
In Mrs Culshaw’s class Hana’s mum came in to class to talk about her home country, Iran. We learnt about the traditional costumes worn during special occasions, the capital city and how school in Iran is different to the UK. Hana’s mum told us that she can speak three languages! Persian, Turkish and Arabic, the children were very impressed! We finally learnt how to say words like ‘mum’ and ‘friend’ in Persian.
Lucas O and his mum, who is originally from Romania, sent us in some delicious Romanian pastries that they had baked at home. Lucas told us how he made the pastries and talked about the ingredients he had used. We really enjoyed getting to taste them!
In Mrs Stalker’s class, Wahji’s dad came in to talk about his life as the captain of a ship in his home country, it was so interesting and the children were really keen to ask lots of questions! Wahji’s dad also taught us how to say some Arabic words. Elon’s dad also spoke to the class about the important work he does within the local community and spoke to the children in his home language, Kurdish.
Overall the day was an enriching experience for the children and they were able to gain a wealth of knowledge about the home language and culture of their peers.
Rugby Tots
We have enjoyed our PE sessions with Rugby Tots. We have learnt how to throw and catch the rugby ball with a partner and around a circle. We learnt how to score a try and how to work together as part of a team.
The Evil Pea by Sue Hendra. Reception discovered vegetables in distress. They worked together to trap the Evil Pea.
Pegs to Paper – Developing our fine motor skills using Pegs to Paper.
Communication & Language Chatter
Reception Spring 1
The Evil Pea by Sue Hendra. Reception discovered vegetables in distress. They worked together to trap the Evil Pea.
Spring 1 – Reception
Rugby Tots
We have enjoyed our PE sessions with Rugby Tots. We have learnt how to throw and catch the rugby ball with a partner and around a circle. We learnt how to score a try and how to work together as part of a team.
Mother Language Day
Reception had a brilliant day celebrating Mother Language Day, with the children having the opportunity to learn about the home languages and culture of our friends.
In Mrs Culshaw’s class Hana’s mum came in to class to talk about her home country, Iran. We learnt about the traditional costumes worn during special occasions, the capital city and how school in Iran is different to the UK. Hana’s mum told us that she can speak three languages! Persian, Turkish and Arabic, the children were very impressed! We finally learnt how to say words like ‘mum’ and ‘friend’ in Persian.
Lucas O and his mum, who is originally from Romania, sent us in some delicious Romanian pastries that they had baked at home. Lucas told us how he made the pastries and talked about the ingredients he had used. We really enjoyed getting to taste them!
In Mrs Stalker’s class, Wahji’s dad came in to talk about his life as the captain of a ship in his home country, it was so interesting and the children were really keen to ask lots of questions! Wahji’s dad also taught us how to say some Arabic words. Elon’s dad also spoke to the class about the important work he does within the local community and spoke to the children in his home language, Kurdish.
Overall the day was an enriching experience for the children and they were able to gain a wealth of knowledge about the home language and culture of their peers.
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Looking forward to the Easter Bunny arriving.
Early Years are looking forward to The Easter Bunny arriving and are preparing to make him feel very welcome .
Ducks
During spring 1 there was a very exciting delivery in EYFS! Farmer Michael had brought us some duck eggs! The children were able to observe the eggs and after a few days they started to hatch! We then got to care for our four cute ducklings for the next week. The children gained so much knowledge from this experience, across all areas of learning, including learning about life cycles, finding our about the many different species of duck and how to care for animals, as well as using it as an opportunity to explore creatively.
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Mother’s Day stay and play
The children welcomed their mums and other influential women to our class for our Mother’s Day stay and play session. The children gave their mum a special piece of work that they had prepared, writing about the reasons why they love their mum so much. We shared a special story and song together and then the children were able to spend some special time exploring the Mother’s Day themed activities in the area.
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Community Events and Fully Funded support opportunities for familes
Dear all,
I hope you’re all well rested after the Easter break.
I’m really pleased to share the most recent list and Newsletter of upcoming community events taking place through Beautiful New Beginnings CIC, which I’ve attached for you to pass on to your families. These include a variety of forest schools, family mindfulness sessions, SEND parents’ coffee evenings, stay and plays, water wellbeing and lots more!
Best of all, your families can access these meaningful experiences and support without the worry of high expenses. One of the most rewarding aspects of working alongside a Community Interest Company is our shared commitment to making opportunities accessible for all. We work incredibly hard to secure funding so that these events are either completely free or heavily subsidised.
We are passionate about providing families with valuable, enjoyable experiences and support, without having to be placed on a long waiting list first, in friendly and welcoming environments. We can’t wait to welcome your families.
Please do feel free to share this information on your parent/carer forums, and do let me know if you’d like any additional details.
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