The School Council held a 'thank you' tea party today for our reading helpers and the HSA.

KS1 were lucky to have Praizin' Hands visit them to discuss internet safety with the children. They were all very engaged and loved the experience. 

Sports day for Year R and KS1 was a great success again this year. All the children loved taking part and showing off their skills to parents. Some parents even joined in too!

We hope the children are ready to take part in the summer reading challenge. If you need any help to get started, please visit our website https://www.lydlynchinfants.co.uk/reading/

The teachers have also been set a summer reading challenge and a book review to complete, so they become reading role models. They will be sharing these books with their new classes in September.

The books look amazing and have been selected by our Schools Library Service. #schoollibraryservice

KS1 experienced the Great Fire today as an outcome to their learning journey. They were able to see how quickly their houses caught on fire and how the fire spread in the wind. 

A thank you to Lydlynch for donating treasure.

Please see below some creative ideas for your children's Easter hat. Here is a link

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2kEwA1lj28w

to show you how to make a paper plate hat (which are available in the office). We hope you have fun being creative and look forward to see the hats in our parade on 28th March at 2:30pm.

The children have been fully immersed in the delights of books today to celebrate World Book Day. The have read and listened to lots of stories and even experienced a real author, Kaye Umansky, read one of her books, Dick the Delightful Duck live book reading. 

The children all look fantastic, thank you very much for all your help and support in creating book characters.

We had a visit from Aaron Phipps, wheelchair rugby gold medallist. The children listened to his story and shared with us the importance of believing in yourself and perseverance. It was very inspirational and the children loved asking him questions. Aaron said the children "were all amazing and really well-behaved. They are a credit to the school".

Parents have been busy sending in gifts to go to The Honeypot Children's Charity. This charity offers respite breaks and wrap-round services to give young carers (5-12 year olds), with responsibilities beyond their years, the opportunity to create happy memories and build brighter futures. Viv and Bumble the bumblebee visited us to thank the children for all of their kind donations.

Thank you to all of our families for supporting this amazing charity.