Suitable for families with children 12 months or older who are struggling with sleep. 5 x 2-hour online sessions: Thursday 15th October 2026, 9.30-1130, 5 weeks excluding half term Wednesday 21st April 2027, 12.30-2.30, 5 weeks Supporting Children, young people and their families to get a good night’s sleep. To be added to the waitlist … Read more

This term we are celebrating festivals and the theme are we there yet?  We enjoyed exploring our local community around us with a learning walk to discover modes of transport in our community.  We have turned our book area into a transport themed reading area, as a railway carriage, bus and a boat.  We learnt … Read more

What a busy lead up to Christmas, our curriculum has been centred around why do hedgehogs hibernate and we have explored all things autumnal.  We read books that taught us how to look after winter animals and we learnt about the things we could do to help protect our planet, like feeding birds and picking … Read more

This week we have been talking about remembrance day and remembering all of the brave soldiers and animals. We have learned about and looked at the different colours of poppies that are available now and what they mean. We all liked the purple one! There was a huge poppy made out of gloop that we … Read more

This week we have explored potion-making, making a fizzy witches brew with our homemade stick wands that we painted and decorated. The children put a ‘magic potion’ and a ‘magic powder’ together to watch the ingredients fizz up out of their cauldrons! They added dragon scales, unicorn horns and phoenix feathers. We played with black … Read more

We read All are Welcome Here by Alexandra Penfold and Suzanne Kaufman. We made our own beautiful costumes and outfits like all the people in the book, we looked at different hats that some people wear for their faith with the help of a book called hats of faith by Medeia Cohan. We played ring … Read more

Will the boy find his friend the penguin? We’ve explored boats, floating, and even made our own tiny penguins that we baked in the oven. We’ve hopped over islands and counted coloured sails, what a very busy week!

This week we explored the book, The Bear Who Stared by Duncan Beedle. We read the story and found out that the bear needed help to show his emotions. The children took their own photos of each other with our special tuff cameras, which we’ve turned into placemats for lunchtimes. We made bear masks, drew our own emotions, looked at mirrors to see our own and others faces. We talked about the four things that made us most happy and made these into books. We had such a great week!