Welcome to The Foundation Stage
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Download a copy of our EYFS curriculum overview for the
Autumn Term. Information will be sent out weekly via our 'hello note' (in bookbags on a Friday) ----------------------> |
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Firstly a big welcome to the Foundation Stage here at Hathern Church of England Primary school!
This is the starting point where your child will take their first steps on their learning journey.
Our aim is to ensure that all children have the best possible start to their education and are equipped with the skills and knowledge that are needed to be successful in school but also in life.
We have a highly supportive and skilled team working within the foundation stage consisting of;
We hope you find the information about how we run the class alongside the EYFS aims and School Ethos useful.
Thank you, The Foundation Team
This is the starting point where your child will take their first steps on their learning journey.
Our aim is to ensure that all children have the best possible start to their education and are equipped with the skills and knowledge that are needed to be successful in school but also in life.
We have a highly supportive and skilled team working within the foundation stage consisting of;
- Mrs Dryden (Class Teacher)
- Ms Collier, Mrs Kirkman-Graham, Miss Hanson and Liesl (Learning Support Assistants)
We hope you find the information about how we run the class alongside the EYFS aims and School Ethos useful.
Thank you, The Foundation Team
Learning Journeys
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We are lucky to have access to an electronic learning journey where you can see what your children have been doing - playing, exploring, learning.
Please check your Tapestry account regularly for updates. We will also post messages and reminders here so it's worth a look. You can also add your own observations, photographs and comments allowing us to see the adventures you've been having at home too! |
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Reading in the Foundation Stage
Reading is a vital skill that children begin to develop in the Foundation Stage.
Through the teaching of phonics, children learn to recognise letters, say the sound that each letter makes and blend sounds together to read words.
Many books in school include the Robinson family (see below). We like to introduce each family member to allow children to build their recognition of characters and names, which in turn supports their reading.
Through the teaching of phonics, children learn to recognise letters, say the sound that each letter makes and blend sounds together to read words.
Many books in school include the Robinson family (see below). We like to introduce each family member to allow children to build their recognition of characters and names, which in turn supports their reading.
Key Information
Books will be changed every Monday.
Please send book bags to school everyday.
Library visits are every other Wednesday morning.
Borrowed books will be kept in the class book corner for us all to enjoy back at school. They won't be sent home.
Outdoor learning is every Friday morning.
Please send children to school wearing their own clothes - warm and nothing new!
PE is every Friday afternoon.
Please ensure PE kit is in school and that everything is clearly named.
