Welcome to Reception
Welcome to Saplings class page
Where the journey begins…
We are Miss Hewitt, Mrs. Mirza, Mrs. Bhana and Mrs Norat and we are the adults that will be working with you this year.
If you would like to get in touch with us in regards to any questions or queries that you may have, we will be more than happy to help! Please contact us on the following email address:
Gallery Spring 2026
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In PE, EYFS have been focussing on rolling the ball and ensuring they aim in the direction they wish for it to travel.
The aim of these exercises is to improve their coordination, balance, and overall body control. The children have enjoyed the challenge and have shown great enthusiasm while learning the proper techniques. In addition to individual practice, the students have worked in pairs to enhance their skills, providing support and encouragement to one another. This collaborative approach has fostered teamwork and has made the sessions even more enjoyable. |
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The children have loved imaginative play in their new home corner. The home corner has become a vibrant space where their creativity flourishes. From pretending to cook in a mini kitchen to talking to Grandma on the phone. Through these activities, the children are developing important skills such as communication, teamwork, and problem-solving. They are also learning about everyday life and responsibilities in a fun and engaging way. We encourage you to ask the children about their adventures in the home corner – you might be surprised by their imaginative stories! |
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Recently, the children had an exciting cooking session where they made their very own homemade pizzas. This fun activity not only allowed them to unleash their creativity but also taught them valuable skills in the kitchen. |
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EYFS recently celebrated Australia Day with some creative activities! The children had a fantastic time making their own Sydney Opera Houses and creating Kangaroo dot paintings inspired by Aboriginal art The children learned about Aboriginal art and created beautiful dot paintings representing kangaroos. This hands-on experience helped to enhance their understanding of Australian culture. It was a wonderful day filled with fun, learning, and creativity! |
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The EYFS Saplings class has been busy with a creative project focusing on observational drawing. They have been studying the incubator and the eggs, learning to observe and replicate the shapes, colours, and textures they see. This activity helps develop their fine motor skills and enhances their understanding of the natural world. |
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We are excited to announce that the EYFS Saplings have welcomed four new members to our classroom... ducklings!
After about 28 days in their egg, the eggs begin to hatch. The baby ducklings, called ducklings, break out of their eggs using their small beaks. It can be quite a busy time as each duckling works hard to come out! Once they are out of the eggs, the ducklings are wet and fluffy. They quickly dry off. Ducklings are very curious and love to explore their surroundings!
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Gallery Archive 24-25
