

Week beginning 28th April
This week, the Explorers will be investigating air, looking for signs of movement, and learning a kite rhyme. The Discoverers will be...
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Week beginning 21st April
We hope that you all enjoyed the Easter break, and warmly welcome our newest Explorers: Ramsey, Sonny and Maeve. During the first week of...
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Week beginning 31st March
The eggs arrived on Tuesday morning and so far, 4 yellow ducklings have hatched! We even got to watch one and were able to record it for...
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Week beginning 24th March
We are looking forward to the arrival of five duck eggs on Tuesday. As always, we hope that they will all hatch, allowing us to watch the...
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Week beginning 17th March
The children have had great fun in the florist shop this week, there has been lots of decorating and wedding planning! The florist will...
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Week beginning 10th March
Our focus this week is all about growing and planting. The Explorers will be going on walks looking for signs of spring growth in the...
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Week beginning 3rd March
This week, we will be enjoying favourite stories and celebrating World Book Day. It is always lovely to share a book together, whether as...
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Week beginning 24th February
We begin by welcoming our new Explorers: Lucy, Spencer, Arielle, Robin, Evelynn, Conrad and Estella Spring has arrived at The Barn! The...
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Week beginning 10th February
This week, hearts are everywhere as we think about the special people in our lives. The cafe in the theme area is the perfect place to go...
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Week beginning 3rd February
This week, we are learning all about polar landscapes. We are going to find out how animals and people survive in cold climates. The...
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Week beginning 27th January
This week, we will be celebrating Chinese New Year, Barn style! We will be finding out about China, exploring the Dragon Dance and...
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Week beginning 20th January
This coming weekend is the RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch. Throughout the week, the children will be finding out about garden birds, where...
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Week beginning 13th January
This week, the winter fun continues with a Jack Frost story (click to open YouTube link) . The Discoverers will be dancing to music and...
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Week beginning 9th December
We have been very busy entering into all of the festivities. Santa’s workshop has been in full swing with lots of elves practising their...
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Week beginning 11th November
Last week, we enjoyed talking about our firework experiences and had fun exploring Diwali and making rangoli patterns inside and outside...
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The Communication Cookbook
The Communication Cookbook is a resource book of activities to support children’s language and communication. Developed by I CAN and BT,...
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Go to nursery school or stay at home?
For information, links and advice, go to the Healthier Together website. All parents are asked to notify us of the reason for your...
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Support for multilingual families at home: Time together booklet
Parents and children chatting together, singing songs and sharing books in their home language is a fantastic way to support children's...
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Talking to your child when out and about
Make the most of everyday opportunities to chat with your baby or toddler while you are out and about. It will help them to develop their...
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When should my child be able to write their name?
There is no set answer to this question, all children are different. They will be ready to begin to learn to write their name at...
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Talking about feelings
Hearing you use words to describe feelings will help your child to understand and manage their emotions when they are older. Click here...
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Starting Primary School
The BBC has advice, videos, games and other resources to help families get ready to start primary school. From...
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The Solihull Approach
Parents and carers in Hampshire can access free online courses to help build their confidence and better understand the behaviour,...
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Cover your cough or sneeze
At this time of year, many children have coughs, colds and runny noses. Please show your child how to cough or sneeze into their elbow if...
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