Welcome to our Early Years' Class Page! Here you can find out about what we are learning, our daily routines, important events and what the Early Years is all about! Here at Rawcliffe Bridge, the staff and children are really proud of our Early Years Foundation Stage and love coming to school to learn. We hope you enjoy finding out about our EYFS department as well as sharing our learning through this page
Our Nursery now offers both 15 and 30 hours provision. This is free for parents who are eligible - check www.gov.uk to find out if you may be eligible. If you aren't we can still offer 30 hours at a cost of £9 per session with an extra charge for lunchtime. If you only need your child to attend for 15 hours, this is available just check with the school office for availability.
Our Nursery now offers both 15 and 30 hours provision. This is free for parents who are eligible - check www.gov.uk to find out if you may be eligible. If you aren't we can still offer 30 hours at a cost of £9 per session with an extra charge for lunchtime. If you only need your child to attend for 15 hours, this is available just check with the school office for availability.
Our Vision for Early Years
In the Early Years at Rawcliffe Bridge Primary School our children re happy. They are excited and motivated to learn through rich and challenging learning experiences; opportunities to explore and take risks and first-hand experiences.
We have high ambitions for all our children and recognise that children have different starting points to their learning. We plan according to children's stage of development so all can thrive and develop.
We aim for children to be well-rounded individuals who are independent, resilient and confident in themselves and with others.
We have high ambitions for all our children and recognise that children have different starting points to their learning. We plan according to children's stage of development so all can thrive and develop.
We aim for children to be well-rounded individuals who are independent, resilient and confident in themselves and with others.
Remembrance Day
The children did us all proud this week in Church. They learnt their poem and made lots of things to remember the fallen. The children also learnt why we celebrate the 11th of November. We watched a heart-warming video to help start our learning on Remembrance Day.
Our learnt poppy poem
Remember, Remember the 5th of November
In the morning our children enjoyed making our Guy. We made him using lots of newspaper. We had great fun scrunching the paper up!! The children then enjoyed going down to Rawcliffe to see which Guy/material would burn the quickest. The Guys ranged from paper, leaves, twigs, hay, fruit and vegetable and clothing. We were very excited to find out that ours burnt the quickest!!
Our Phonics learning
In phonics we have looked at the Jolly phonics songs and actions to help us remember our letters. We are getting very good at remembering the actions and the songs.
There is also a link to help parents/carers with how to say the initial letter sounds correctly to help with your child's learning.
There is also a link to help parents/carers with how to say the initial letter sounds correctly to help with your child's learning.
Our Recent Maths learning
We have been learning all about the number 2 in Maths. We are starting to look deeper into numbers. Please check out the link below to watch the Number Blocks - all about the number 2!
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What to expect, when?
This is a fantastic website to help you know what to expect, when? This document breaks down our Early Years currciulum and offers ideas for you to do at home - hope you find this useful!?
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Developing the grounds
This Easter, and during the Summer Term, we are working hard to develop both the indoor and outdoor learning environments. Keep checking for updates on how we are getting on.
A huge thank-you to Mr Towers and Mr Churchill who have been busy building lots of new learning zones for us and to Cepac who have donated many of the pallets.
A huge thank-you to Mr Towers and Mr Churchill who have been busy building lots of new learning zones for us and to Cepac who have donated many of the pallets.
